Let's be clear right away: The structural conditions in the city center (partly narrow streets, building entrances that have to be kept clear, inconveniently placed water/electricity connections, etc.) do not allow for a consistently barrier-free design of the city festival - understandably, it would be much easier on open ground. In particular, the distribution of supply connections creates problems, as cables and hoses sometimes have to be laid over long distances.

What we do:
We try to make the set-up as good as possible for all city or town festival visitors who are restricted in their freedom of movement - be it with wheelchairs, walkers, baby carriages or the like. For example, we encourage stand operators to lay cables only under mats, sometimes build cable bridges (which unfortunately are not always easy to overcome either) and oblige many stands that only open in the evening, if possible, to remove cables or hoses from the street during the day. In this way, the number of cables and hoses has already been significantly reduced in recent years, especially during the day.

We are happy to point out our handicapped accessible WCs.