Accessibility
Driving by car to the Paderborn Village
You can use your own car to drive to the Paderborn Village. There are 20 special parking lots. From the Paderborn Village you can easily reach the Sauerland Village and the Siegerland Hamlet. Please register at the entrance and have your ID ready.
Exploring the museum
Travelling by horse cart
You can take the horse cart. It travels between the entrance and the Paderborn Village about every 20 minutes. You can take your wheelchair or walker with you.
Access ramps and wheelchairs
Many historic buildings have access ramps for wheelchair users.
The information signs show which paths can be traveled by wheelchair. In addition, there is an overview plan in the information office at the entrance, in which all important information is entered.
On the site we have some disabled toilets:
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In the house next to the entrance
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In the Paderborn village:
Ground floor of the restaurant „Im Weißen Ross“
Ground floor from satble Wintrup -
In the Sauerland village:
Ground floor of the Bistro Sauerland
Dogs
Please leash your dogs.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed in the houses while having the work utensils on. All other dogs must wait in front of the houses.
Guided tours for all
You can book tours for blind and visually impaired museum guests.
Furthermore, we offer guided tours for deaf, hearing impaired and mentally handicapped guests.
Please contact the information office for more information.
Further information
Reduced entrance fee: 4 Euro
Contact information office:
Phone: +49 (0) 5231 / 706 – 104
Mail: infobuero.detmold@lwl.org
