Präparat eines Jaguars im Tropensaal des Schloss Rosenstein

Accessibility

Access to the exhibitions

Museum am Löwentor

parking spaces: There is a handicapped parking space in Nordbahnhofstraße.
acces to the museum: There is a path at ground level from Nordbahnhofstraße directly to the museum.
elevator: There is a barrier-free lift with access to all floors. Unfortunately, not all floors can be reached barrier-free due to defects.
seating options and wheelchairs: The exhibition area is furnished with seating options. Lightweight folding chairs that you can carry easily during your visit are available at the entrance. A wheelchair is available for guests. Please ask at the ticket shop.
toilets: You can find a toilet for disabled people on the ground floor in the entrance area in the Café Fossil.
cloakroom: On the lower level, there is a cloakroom and lockers.

Schloss Rosenstein

parking spaces: The Wilhelma car park has over 800 parking spaces; 8 of these on parking level 3 (ground level) are reserved for wheelchair users and disabled people. A drive directly to the castle is possible in exceptional cases. Please ask in advance by phone.
access to the museum: There are paths at ground level through the park to the museum.
elevator: There is a barrier-free lift with access to all floors.
seating options and wheelchairs: The exhibition area is furnished with seating options. Lightweight folding chairs that you can carry easily during your visit are available at the entrance. A wheelchair is available for guests. Please ask at the ticket shop.
toilets: You can find a toilet for disabled people on the ground floor in the entrance area.
cloakroom: In the entrance area on the ground level there is a cloakroom and lockers.

Guided tours and workshops

We would like to give everyone the opportunity to take part in our guided tours at Schloss Rosenstein and the Museum am Löwentor. We only offer group tours by prior arrangement. When booking, we will discuss the special needs of the group with you and gladly adapt the tours according to your wishes.

In both exhibitions, we can offer almost all of our guided tour topics for the following groups, for example with objects to touch or in simplified language:

persons who are blind or partially sighted
persons who are deaf or hard of hearing
People with mental or cognitive impairments

We ask groups who need an DGS interpreter to bring their own DGS interpreter. For guided tours, you can write to us at kontakt(at)smns-bw.de.

To our guided tours

Contact us for more information and for booking guided tours and educational programmes for people with and without impairments.

Contact information

Museum am Löwentor
Tel.: +49 (0) 711 / 8936-126

Schloss Rosenstein
Tel.: +49 (0) 711 / 8936-266

You reach us

Mon, Wed, Thu:	14-16.30 h
Tue:	9.30-12 h

Accessible museum

On A Mission For Diversity - Museum For All

Under the principle ‘On A Mission For Diversity - Museum For All’, the Natural History Museum Stuttgart is strongly committed to promoting inclusion and accessibility.

Our aim is to provide all people, regardless of their individual needs, with equal access to the museum's wide range of offerings. This includes not only the continuous improvement of our physical exhibition spaces, but also the further development of our digital platforms. We ensure that all access points, whether on site or online, are designed to be barrier-free.

Another important aspect is the inclusive design of our educational programmes. These are aimed at a wide range of target groups in order to offer an enriching and accessible educational experience to everyone, regardless of age, background or ability. We work closely with focus groups consisting of people with different needs and impairments to ensure that our programmes meet their requirements.

We also rely on the expertise of accessibility specialists to help us develop solutions that are both practical and effective. Continuous dialogue with our visitors is an essential part of our work: Their feedback is of great importance to us in order to continuously evaluate and constantly optimise our offerings. This is the only way we can ensure that the Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart is and remains a ‘On A Mission For Diversity - Museum For All’.