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Ac­ces­si­bil­i­ty at Freizeit Graz

Great efforts have been made by Freizeit Graz over the last few years to make it possible for people with impaired mobility to use the leisure facilities.

Wheelchair user on the paths for all on the Schöckl. He cheers with his hands up
© Holding Graz/Lupi Spuma

Swim­ming pools

LocationBarrier-free accessChanging cubicle & WCShowersAssistance to enter the pool
AugartenbadYesYesYesStairs for those with disabilities
Auster sport and wellness poolYesYesYesStairs for those with disabilities in the adventure pool and Handy Move for all pools
MargaretenbadYesYesYesStairs for those with disabilities
Bad zur SonneYesYesYesSwimming pool lift
StukitzbadYesYesYesStairs for those with disabilities
Bad StraßgangYesYesYesStairs for those with disabilities
Motorhome parking space Graz-Straßgang (private)YesYesYes

Rail & lift

  • Up Castle Mountain barrier-free with the Castle Mountain railway. You find all the info on the website of “Graz Tourismus”!

    Carriage of the Schloßbergbahn leaves the mountain station
    © achtzigzehn/Hinterleitner
  • Up Castle Mountain barrier-free with the Castle Mountain lift. You find all the info on the website of “Graz Tourismus”!

     

    Top station of the Schloßberg lift on the Schloßberg mountain
    © Holding Graz

"Dom im Berg"

With the aid of a so-called EURO key (key for a restricted group of persons), people with impaired mobility can open the turnstiles to the Castle Mountain lift in both directions themselves with immediate effect for events in the “Dom im Berg” (usage for all persons with impaired mobility free of charge). Till personnel or security staff no longer have to be present.

“This is in particular a benefit when events start very late at night or do not end until the early hours,” says Michael Krainer, managing director of Freizeit Graz, explaining the benefits of the service.