Experiencing history should be possible for everyone.
Accessibility at Rammelsberg
The Rammelsberg mine in Goslar has been inspected and certified as an accessible site for people with mobility impairments. Despite the historical structure of the former ore mine, approximately 70% of the publicly accessible areas are already wheelchair-accessible. The aim is to make a visit possible for as many people as possible.
On-site accessibility
Information on accessibility and support services
Accessible offers throughout the day
- Disabled parking spaces are located directly next to the entrance of Werkstraße.
- Wheelchair accessible entrance with intercom
- Accessible visitor toilet
- Elevator access to all three floors of the permanent exhibition
- Access to the special exhibition area “Museum House Processing” is approximately 50% barrier-free due to the historical building fabric.
- Free wheelchairs for elderly and mobility-impaired guests
- Wheelchair-accessible museum restaurant
- Inclined elevator suitable for wheelchair users
- Accessible event spaces (former locksmith's shop and blacksmith's shop) including disabled toilet
Suitable for underground use
The guided tour "On-site by mine train: Mining in the 20th century" is suitable for wheelchair users. A specially converted mine train carriage allows wheelchair users and their companions to participate.
Sign language
Guided tours in sign language can be booked upon request.
Assistance dogs welcome
Assistance dogs have unrestricted access to the entire site. The Rammelsberg Mine was inspected as part of the nationwide "Assistance Dog Welcome" campaign and officially awarded the certification on November 12, 2021.
