Travel for All

Accessibility as a mark of quality and comfort: the Tourist Information Bad Weißenstadt is certified under the “Reisen für Alle” (Travel for All) labelling sche…

A stylised dark blue V with a red, yellow and black stripe running across the right-hand side, against a light grey background with rounded corners – its clear lines and colour contrast make it an excellent choice for designs that prioritise accessibility.
A stylised dark blue V with a red, yellow and black stripe running across the right-hand side, against a light grey background with rounded corners – its clear lines and colour contrast make it an excellent choice for designs that prioritise accessibility.
Symbol of a person in a wheelchair on a grey background with a small “i” in the top right corner, clearly indicating accessibility and accessible information.
Symbol showing a person with a walking stick next to a wheelchair symbol, thereby indicating accessibility and accessible information. An “i” at the top right points to available information on mobility aids.

The Tour­ist Inform­a­tion Bad Weißen­stadt am See has been assessed accord­ing to the cri­ter­ia of the nation­wide “Reis­en für Alle” (Travel for All) cer­ti­fic­a­tion scheme and is entitled to dis­play and use the cer­ti­fic­a­tion and the asso­ci­ated pic­to­grams from Novem­ber 2024 to Octo­ber 2027.

The cur­rent assess­ment reports (in German):

Reis­en für Alle cer­ti­fic­ate 2024 (in Ger­man)Down­load
Sum­mary report 2024 (in German)
Sum­mary report 2021 (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: wheel­chair users / walk­ing dif­fi­culties (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: visu­al impair­ment / blind­ness (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: hear­ing impair­ment / deaf­ness (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: cog­nit­ive impair­ment (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: aller­gies and food intol­er­ances (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: easy travel for all gen­er­a­tions (in German)
Detailed inform­a­tion: seni­or cit­izens (in German)
Cer­ti­fic­ate 2021 (in German)

Step-free Path around the Weißen­städter See

The lakeside path around the Weißen­städter See is one of the most pop­u­lar walks in the Fichtel Moun­tains – and a path for everyone: 

  • just under 4 km long
  • level
  • fully paved

This makes it ideal for wheel­chair users, as well as for fam­il­ies with push­chairs or young chil­dren who want to prac­tise cycling.

There are three access­ible toi­lets along the way.

Beside a paved path lined with trees stand two wooden benches from which there is a view over the tranquil Weißenstädter See beneath a bright blue sky with a few scattered clouds. The sunlight casts long shadows across the grass and the path, creating a peaceful, natural scene.
Autumn on the lakeside path
A wooden footbridge with railings, designed to be accessible, crosses a stream surrounded by lush green trees and bright sunshine, and leads onto a paved path in a park.