Museum Ludwig

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360º Panoramic Tour (Visual Experiences)

Discover highlights of the permanent collection virtually in a 360º tour

Disabled parking (Parking)

There are two hand­i­capped park­ing spots on Bis­chofs­garten­s­traße, which are a short dis­tance from the bar­ri­er-free en­trance to the mu­se­um.

General Accessibility (Accessibility)

En­ter­ing the Mu­se­um.
Bar­ri­er-free ac­cess to the Mu­se­um Lud­wig is pos­si­ble via an el­e­va­tor on Bis­chofs­garten­s­traße. The en­trance to the el­e­va­tor is lo­cat­ed be­low the south en­trance to the mu­se­um. On the left side of the glass door is a door­bell at a height of 110 cm, which you can use to in­form our se­cu­ri­ty per­son­nel of your ar­ri­val.

In­side the Mu­se­um.
From the foy­er you can reach the tick­et desk and the en­trance to the mu­se­um via two glass doors. The glass doors have a pas­sage width of 177 cm.
All ex­hi­bi­tion ar­eas in the build­ing can be reached via el­e­va­tors.

Hand­i­capped-Ac­ces­si­ble Toi­lets. All the toi­lets have an emer­gen­cy bell and are ac­ces­si­ble via el­e­va­tors.

Ac­cord­ing to the guide­lines of the ci­ty of Cologne, peo­ple with 50% de­­gree of dis­­a­­bil­i­­ty and above pay half the ad­mis­sion price to the Mu­se­um Lud­wig.

Peo­ple ac­com­pany­ing vis­i­tors with a dis­a­bil­i­ty card desig­nat­ed “B” will re­ceive free ad­mis­sion. Guide dogs are al­lowed in the mu­se­um.

Sustainability (Environmentally responsible)

As a public institution committed to social, ecological and economic responsibility, sustainability is a concern for the Ludwig Museum at all operational levels, with the aim of better protecting people and nature now and in the future.