Excursion ideas for people with reduced mobility

Here you will find a carefully compiled selection of accessible excursion ideas. Whether in a wheelchair, with a pushchair or walking frame, the following excursion tips are also accessible for people with reduced mobility.

Discover barrier-free excursion destinations in the BLS region.

Accessible voyage of discovery through native and exotic animal worlds

The Papiliorama in Kerzers is not only home to countless butterflies, but also many other exotic animals and is barrier-free. The same applies to the Dählhölzli Zoo in Bern. With around 200 different animal species, it is an experience for young and old alike. The Tropenhaus Frutigen, where you will find Switzerland's only exhibition on sturgeon and fish farming and caviar production, is also completely barrier-free. The Neuchâtel Natural History Museum not only offers a diverse and varied collection, but also adapted facilities for visitors with reduced mobility.

Obstacle-free puzzle fun in the baroque town of Solothurn

Puzzle and themed trails are an exciting way to discover towns and villages. In Solothurn, for example, there are two interesting trails that are largely obstacle-free (there are also ways to avoid stairs). Your mind will also be challenged. Solve puzzles with creativity, intuition and co-operation and have a lot of fun.

Thanks to the "SO klappt's!" project, people with reduced mobility can independently negotiate the steps and thresholds to most shops in Solothurn's Old Town. Many shops have equipped themselves with mobile folding ramps.

Barrier-free Bern

Bern offers a wide range of attractions, most of which are accessible to people with reduced mobility. At the Tourist Information at Bern railway station you can obtain tactile city maps on which the most important attractions are marked and labelled in Braille.

Here you will find a few ideas for excursions to enjoy a carefree stay in Bern.