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Starting Point: Deidesheim Tourist Information OfficePhoto: Tourist-Information Deidesheim C. Christoph, CC BY-ND, Tourist Service GmbH Deidesheim
An accessible walking tour through Deidesheim’s Old Town. Information boards provide interesting facts about local attractions, culture, customs, and traditions.
Guided by the symbol of the billy goat, the “Historical Tour” takes you on an accessible and exciting exploration of the wine town of Deidesheim. You’ll be led to the most beautiful squares, wineries, and sights around Deidesheim’s historic town center. Alternatively, there are a few interesting detours available, though these are only partially accessible. So you can tailor your tour to suit your mood.
Author’s recommendation
Be sure to set aside plenty of time! Along the route, there are several beautiful spots, wineries, and restaurants where you can stop and relax.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Amici - Bar und GelateriaRestaurant Elwetritsche
Pi Deidesheim
Restaurant St. Urban im Hotel Deidesheim Hof
Weinstube "Kirchenstübl"
Restaurant 1718 - Ketschauer Hof Hotel & Restaurant GmbH
Restaurant "Zum Schwanen" - Gasthof Wein Events
Weinstube "Zum Alten Spital"
Tips and suggestions
Want to know what events are currently taking place in the Deidesheim vacation region? Then just check out our events calendar
Roadbook
The tour starts at the Geißbockbrunnen (information sign), which is located right next to the Deidesheim Tourist Information Office and just a three-minute walk from the train station. Here you can learn interesting facts about the more than 600-year-old tradition of the Geißbock auction on Pentecost Tuesday. From here, the route continues past the site of the former Deidesheim moated castle—with its castle park and the Kulturhaus Ehemalige Synagoge (information board) across the street—to the archway of the Hotel Deidesheimer Hof. (Alternatively, you can take an uneven cobblestone path with an 8% incline past the moat to Burggasse, then cross Weinstraße to reach Stadtmauer Gasse.) If you’d like to continue on an accessible route, turn left and head toward the historic market square with the Andreasbrunnen fountain and places to stop for refreshments. From here, use the pedestrian traffic light to cross Weinstraße and continue into Kirchgasse, passing the Catholic Church of St. Ulrich. A little further on, you’ll pass the Kirchstübl and turn into Weingasse. Follow this street to the end, then turn left and follow Stadtmauergasse until it leads into a paved street, Heumarktstraße. Turning left here, you’ll reach the Historic Town Hall. The Wine Museum of Wine Culture is located here (currently closed). This is also the site of the annual “Geißbock” auction. From here, you can cross Weinstraße to reach the 3 F Museum of Photography, Film, and Television Technology, which is - Open Sun–April–Oct. (information sign), or walk to the Hotel-Café Ritter von Böhl and the Spitalkirche (information sign detailing the over 500-year history of the Bürgerhospital Foundation). Otherwise, walk around the Historic Town Hall, past the choir of St. Ulrich Church, and return to the pedestrian traffic light to cross Weinstraße. From here, head back to the Historic Market Square and follow the same route back to the Geißbock Fountain, your starting point. There you’ll find the town square, surrounded by several places to stop for a bite to eat—from ice cream parlors to traditional restaurants and bistros. It’s only a few minutes’ walk to the Deidesheim train station.
Note: The implementation of the accessible “alla hopp!” loop was funded by the EU through the European Regional Development Fund.
Tourist-Information Deidesheim
Deidesheimer Bahnhof
Amici - Bar und Gelateria
Pi Deidesheim
Restaurant Elwetritsche
Historischer Marktplatz
Restaurant St. Urban im Hotel Deidesheim Hof
Weisbrodts Weinbar 1911
Hist. Marktplatz
Kath. Pfarrkirche St. Ulrich
Weinstube "Kirchenstübl"
Restaurant 1718 - Ketschauer Hof Hotel & Restaurant GmbH
Deidesheim: Geschichts- und Brauchtumsbrunnen
Restaurant "Zum Schwanen" - Gasthof Wein Events
Weinstube "Zum Alten Spital"
Deutsches Film- und Fototechnik Museum
Deidesheim: Historisches Rathaus
Die Spitalkapelle
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Deidesheim Station: Regional Train (RB) to Neustadt/Wstr. – Freinsheim every 30 minutes
Deidesheim Station – Bus Line 512: Neustadt/Wstr. – Forst/Wstr.
The starting point at the Geißbockbrunnen is a 2- to 3-minute walk from the station.
Get Timetable to destination
Directions
A 65, Deidesheim Exit / B 271, Deidesheim / Forst
Parking
Parking lot west of the Deidesheim train station, accessible
Coordinates
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Certification period: April 01, 2024 - March 31, 2027
Reasonably usable, but not completely accessible.
All areas relevant for testing meet the quality criteria of the label "Accessibility certified - partially accessible for people with walking disabilities".
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
- There are four designated parking spaces for people with disabilities at the Deidesheim Tourist Information Office, the starting point of the circular routes.
- There are further designated parking spaces at the church (Heumarktstraße), near the market square (Bahnhofsstraße), at the adventure garden (Prinz-Ruprecht-Straße), in the train station area, at the administration building of the municipality (Am Bahnhof) and at the alla hopp! facility (Bgm.-Oberhettinger-Straße).
- The Deidesheim train/bus station is approx. 550 m from the starting point of the circular routes.
- All evaluated rooms and facilities available to the guests are accessible without steps.
- All evaluated passageways/doors available to the guests are at least 90 cm wide.
"alla hopp!" circular route
- The circular route is 1.4 km long and is signposted throughout.
- The path is stepless and easy to walk and drive on (asphalt, concrete paving).
- There are inclines: The longest section with a gradient is 100 m long (gradient 3%). The maximum gradient is 10% (over 1 m).
- The path runs for 120 m on a road. In addition, roads (30 km/h) have to be crossed. Some of the crossings are secured.
- There are numerous places to sit. The maximum distance between the seats is 250 m.
Historic loop trail
- The circular route is 1 km long and signposted throughout.
- The path is stepless and is easy to walk and drive on (natural stone paving, partially polished cobblestones, asphalt).
- There are inclines: The longest section with a gradient is 150 m long (gradient 4.5%). The maximum gradient is 6% (over 12 m).
- The path mainly runs through traffic-calmed zones or roads (play street, 30 km/h zone). A road also has to be crossed. There are steep inclines in the area of the traffic lights (13% over approx. 1.5 m).
- There is plenty of seating available. The maximum distance between the seats is 300 m.
WC for people with disabilities in the youth club/at the "alla hopp" facility
- The manoeuvring spaces are:
200 cm x 150 cm in front of the washbasin and WC;
to the left and right of the WC 90 cm x 70 cm. - There are grab rails to the left and right of the toilet. Both grab rails can be folded up.
- The washbasin is wheelchair compatible and the mirror can be seen while sitting or standing.
- There is a cord as an alarm trigger.
WC for people with disabilities in the adventure garden area
- The ramp to the WC facility has a gradient of 7% and a total length of 4 meters.
- The toilet door can be opened with a Euro key.
- The manoeuvring spaces are:
180 cm x 136 cm in front of the washbasin and WC;
to the left and right of the WC 101 cm x 70 cm. - There are grab rails to the left and right of the WC. Both grab rails can be folded up.
- The washbasin is wheelchair compatible and the mirror can be seen while sitting or standing.
- There is a cord as an alarm trigger.
Insufficient information or not accessible.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
"alla hopp!" circular route
- The circular route is 1.4 km long and is signposted throughout.
- The path runs for 120 m on a road.
- In addition, roads (30 km/h) have to be crossed. Some of the crossings are secured.
Historic loop trail
- The circular route is 1 km long and signposted throughout.
- The path mainly runs through traffic-calmed zones or roads (play street, 30 km/h zone).
- A road also has to be crossed (secured by traffic lights).
Insufficient information or not accessible.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
"alla hopp!" circular route
- The circular route is 1.4 km long and is signposted throughout.
- Visually or tactilely perceptible lateral boundaries of the path are not present without interruption.
- The path runs for 120 m on a road.
- In addition, roads (30 km/h) have to be crossed. Some of the crossings are secured.
Historic loop trail
- The circular route is 1 km long and signposted throughout.
- Visually or tactilely perceptible lateral boundaries of the path are not present without interruption.
- The path mainly runs through traffic-calmed zones or roads (play street, 30 km/h zone).
- A road also has to be crossed (secured by traffic lights).
Insufficient information or not accessible.
Some information on accessibility are listed below. For detailed information please see the evaluation report.
"alla hopp!" circular route
- The circular route is 1.4 km long and is signposted throughout.
- The path runs for 120 m on a road.
- In addition, roads (30 km/h) have to be crossed. Some of the crossings are secured.
Historic loop trail
- The circular route is 1 km long and signposted throughout.
- The path mainly runs through traffic-calmed zones or roads (play street, 30 km/h zone).
- A road also has to be crossed (secured by traffic lights).
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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