Europe’s historical treasure. Landmarks, memorials, museums, art galleries and architecture.

As the capital of Germany, Berlin is filled with sights, sounds, foods and activities that will interest travelers of all types, including the history buff, art lover or shopping enthusiast. Among the city’s most visited attractions are the Berlin Wall, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Museum Island, the Reichstag building and the Brandenburg Gate.

These are only the tip of the iceberg. Countless other Berlin attractions are wheelchair accessible, ensuring that no member of your group is left out. And, by setting the standard as one of the most disability-friendly cities in Europe, Berlin’s investment in an inclusive environment is beginning to spread to other parts of the world.

Wheelchair assistance at Berlin airport.

Airport Accessibility

Delayed again, the brand-new Brandenburg Airport will (hopefully) soon replace Berlin Tegel Airport.

Wheelchair accessible attractions in Berlin.

Attractions & Sights

Wheelchair accessible attractions include the German Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, Berlin Wall and more.

Wheelchair accessible hotels in Berlin.

Hotels & Accommodations

Explore this list of wheelchair accessible hotels with roll-in showers in Berlin.

Wheelchair accessible public transport in Berlin.

Public Transportation

Berlin is home to one of the most wheelchair accessible public transit systems in Europe.

Wheelchair taxis in Bangkok.

Wheelchair Taxis

Limited options for accessible private transportation is one of Berlin’s greatest accessibility challenges.

Berlin sidewalk accessibility for wheelchairs.

Sidewalk Accessibility

The German capital city is easily walkable and rollable for wheelchair users.

Travel visa requirements for Germany.

Visa Requirements & Safety

Germany is a very safe city in the European Union’s Schengen Area.