Whether you’re using a wheelchair or a stroller: Here you’ll find all the information you need about accessible travel and visiting the NürnbergMesse grounds.


Wheelchair rental
During your visit, you can rent (upon presentation of your identity card) a standard wheelchair free of costs as well as an electrical wheelchair through our medical service (1 day: EUR 100.00; every additional day: EUR 50.00)
Please contact our medical service up to 14 days before your visit. For last-minute enquiries, please call directly.
The pick-up point will be agreed individually with our medical service.
E-Mail: messe@kvnuernberg-stadt.brk.de
Phone: +49 911 8606 6209
Operation Center, First Aid & First Aid Post
The SecurityControlUnit, First Aid Station Mitte and the Police security post at the trade fair can be found in our Operation Center in Entrance Mitte. Our SecurityControlUnit is available in case of emergencies.
Emergency number: +49 911 86 06 70 00
By Train
There are direct connections from other European countries as well as from most major German cities to Nuremberg Central Station.
Nuremberg Central Station is fully accessible and features lifts and escalators, guidance systems for the visually impaired as well as display boards and announcements. Detailed information about the central station can be found here: Nürnberg Hbf
Further information about barrier-free travel on Deutsche Bahn can be found here: Deutsche Bahn
The Mobility Service Centre
At Nuremberg Central Station, the Mobility Service Centre is available to assist following prior registration. It can be reached through the following contact details Mon to Fri from 6am to 10pm and Sat to Sun as well as national public holidays from 8am to 8pm and is available to assist with boarding, switching trains and deboarding in Nuremberg from 6am to midnight.
Mail to: msz@deutschebahn.com
Phone: +49 (0) 30 65212888
Experience Nuremberg barrier-free
The Nuremberg Tourism Office offers information and suggestions on how to make your stay in our city as barrier-free as possible. These include the most attractive tourist attractions, service facilities as well as information on accessible accommodation, public transport and events. The Tourism Office offers city tours in German sign language as well as special guided tours for blind people, people with mobility difficulties and wheelchair users as well as people with dementia.



