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On Monday, 13 May 2024, the Ministry of the Economy and Info-Handicap awarded the "EureWelcome" label to the City of Luxembourg, in recognition of the capital's "Design for All" policy.».
the Octave market
- Most of the businesses have step-free access
- Assistance provided by vendors if needed
- Toilet accessible to people with special needs
- Parking spaces for people with reduced mobility
Schueberfouer
- Many wheelchair-accessible chalet-restaurants
- Wheelchair-accessible Ferris wheel and roller coasters
- Accessible on-site toilet facilities
- Many parking spaces for people with reduced mobility
- Use of the "Fouer-Call-a-bus" service
Winterlights
- Toilet facilities for people with special needs between the Kinnekswiss and the Glacis car park
- Round-the-clock toilet facilities at Place de Paris, Cercle Cité, the Knuedler car park and Place de la Constitution during the Christmas market
- Most of the businesses have step-free access
As part of its drive to create a city that is "open to all", the City of Luxembourg continues to direct its efforts towards developing a capital without barriers, accessible to everyone. The list of the structures and events that have been awarded the "EureWelcome" label, along with accessibility-related information that people with special needs will find useful, can be found on www.eurewelcome.lu – the website dedicated to "tourism for all" in Luxembourg – and on the eurewelcome mobile app.
Contact
the department
Contact details
Luxembourg City Hall
13, rue Notre-DameL-2240 Luxembourg
- integratioun@vdl.lu
- Tel. : 4796-4150
Getting there by bus
Opening hours
Monday-Friday
8:00–12:00 and 14:00–16:00, or by appointment
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