Barrier-free access at Frankfurter Buchmesse
Here you can find all the information you need to ensure a barrier-free visit to Frankfurter Buchmesse.
Access to Frankfurter Buchmesse for people with a disability
Barrier-free access at the fair
Services for blind and visually-impaired visitors
1. Access to Frankfurter Buchmesse for people with a disability
Visitors arriving in a wheelchair and people who require an accompanying person (in Germany: disability ID with indicator “B”) can access Frankfurter Buchmesse for free, with or without their accompanying person, on all five days of the fair.
People who don’t have a “B” on their disability ID, but have a disability level (GdB – Grad der Behinderung) of at least 50 can enter the fair at a discounted rate on all five days.
Visitors with a disability level under 50 pay the normal ticket prices.
2. Barrier-free access at the fair
Whether you have a wheelchair or a baby stroller: The Messe Frankfurt website provides important information and maps for planning your barrier-free visit to the fair in Frankfurt.
3. Services for blind visitors and visually-impaired visitors
Guide service for blind visitors and visitors with a strong visual impairment:
We offer blind visitors and visitors with a strong visual impairment a personal guide. For 15 euros per hour, a host or hostess can lead you to your personal highlights at Frankfurter Buchmesse. Please book in advance to ensure that a guide will be available at the time you intend to come.
Tours especially for blind and visually impaired people:
These guided tours are free of charge. Please register in advance; participation is limited.
If you require a personal accompanying person, please bring him or her with you or book one of our hosts/hostesses as a guide.
Give us a call or drop us a line. We will be happy to help you.
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