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Amsterdam is a vibrant and welcoming city with a wide range of wheelchair-accessible attractions. From world-renowned museums to scenic outdoor spaces and historical landmarks, the city offers something for everyone. This guide highlights the best accessible activities and provides practical tips to help make your visit enjoyable and stress-free. Whether you're exploring the famous canals, relaxing in the park, or discovering cultural treasures, Amsterdam ensures an inclusive experience for all visitors.

Museums

1. Rijksmuseum

⦁ Wheelchair accessible with elevators and adapted restrooms.

⦁ Free wheelchairs available; reservations recommended.

2. Van Gogh Museum

⦁ Fully accessible for wheelchair users.

⦁ Audio tours and braille information available.

3. Anne Frank House

⦁ The new museum section is accessible, but the historical stairs in the original house are not.

⦁ Consider this when planning your visit.

4. NEMO Science Museum

⦁ Great for families and fully wheelchair accessible.

Outdoor Activities

1. Canal Cruise

⦁ Several companies (e.g., Blue Boat and Stromma) offer wheelchair-accessible boats.

⦁ Equipped with wide entrances and adapted restrooms.

2. Vondelpark

⦁ A beautiful spot to relax with paved paths, ideal for wheelchair users.

⦁ Perfect for a picnic or a leisurely stroll.

3. Artis Zoo

⦁ The zoo is largely wheelchair-friendly.

⦁ Wheelchairs are available for rent, and adapted facilities are on-site.

Landmarks

1. Dam Square and Royal Palace

⦁ The square is easily accessible, and the palace has wheelchair facilities.

2. A'DAM Lookout

⦁ A panoramic viewpoint over the city. Elevator accessible for wheelchair users.

3. The Jordaan District

⦁ A charming area with lots of shops and restaurants. Not all streets are wide, but the main roads are wheelchair-friendly.

Tips

⦁ Public Transport: Trams and buses in Amsterdam are mostly wheelchair accessible. Check at the stop to ensure a low-entry option is available.

⦁ Parking: Special parking spaces for disabled visitors are available. With a European disability parking card, parking is often free in many areas.