Accessibility on the terrain

Please do understand that – due to regulations concerning listed houses – not all parts of the historic buildings are accessible for users of wheelchairs. Doorsteps and stairs may be obstacles for you; yet we try to make your stay as worthwhile as possible.

© Lebenshilfe für Menschen mit geistiger Behinderung Bremen e.V., Illustrator Stefan Albers

  • Barrier-free toilets can be found:

    • in the entrance building (E)
    • on the upper floor of the Hermann-Schilli-Haus (no. 10), accessible via a lift
    • Ortenauhaus (no. 26)

  • The groundfloor (living room, kitchen and stable) can be entered with some assistance – the door steps are 20 cm high. Both the hall and the stable can be viewed from outside.

    A path in the rear of the house leads into the topmost floor. The incline is 15%.

  • Can be viewed from outside.

  • Can be viewed from outside.

  • Not accessible for users of wheelchairs (due to a flight of steps and a narrow hall).

  • Steps lead up to the main entrance. In the back of the building access is possible to the wellhouse and the stable. You might need some help – the doorstep is 20cm high.

    A ramp in the back of the building leads into the barn (Incline: 15%).

  • Easy access from ground level. A small ramp leads you into the living quarters. There are low steps at the entrance into the stable and the threshing floor.

    A wide path in the back of the farm offers you access to the topmost barn (Incline: 15%).

  • Some help is needed for entering the ground floor. Height of the steps: 20 cm.

    The exhibition in the loft shows children’s memorabilia and the stable.

    A ramp in the rear takes you up to the topmost floor (Incline: 20%).

  • Steps (20 cm high) at the entrance into the ground floor and the stable.

    A ramp in the rear takes you up to the topmost floor (Incline: 15%).

  • No access for the public into the ground floor. For visiting the upper floor you need to climb up stairs.

  • Barrier-free access, ground floor accessible via a ramp, a lift goes to the upper floor with living area.

  • A low step takes you into the small building; though it can easily be looked into from outside.

  • Access is only possible via steps.

  • Access is only possible via steps. The waterwheel can be watched from outside.

  • You can see the interior of the ground floor from outside; a step (20 cm) is at the entrance of the cellar.

  • The living room quarters are only accessible via a flight of steps. Easy access however into the stable and the former barn. A ramp in the rear takes you up to the topmost floor (Incline: 15%).

  • No problems at all for users of wheelchairs.

  • Accessible via a flight of steps. The waterwheel and the propulsive power are on the bottom floor and can be watched from outside.

  • Fully accessible for wheelchairs.

  • Only accessible via steps. The stable and the cartwright shop can be viewed from outside.

  • No steps at all; the impressive technical installation is visible from outside.

  • Steps (10 cm high) at the entrance into the ground floor.

  • Steps (18,5 cm high) at the entrance into the ground floor.