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Breda is a city where everyone is welcome and where we look out for each other. A place that feels like home. Even if you require additional facilities due to a disability. On this page, you will find extra information about the accessibility of our city and nice places with extra facilities. If you have any comments or additional information about the information we provide, please let us know, as we are happy to expand. 

Travelling to and in Breda and need more assistance

No matter which route you take to enter Breda, Breda is easily accessible. Situated along the A16, the A27, and the A58 with plenty of parking facilities, two train stations, and an extensive bus network, the city is easy to reach.

By train
If you are travelling to Breda by train and need assistance due to a visual and/or physical impairment, you can make use of NS Travel Assistance free of charge. Click here for more information about NS Travel Assistance

At the Breda station, there are lifts and the station is equipped with tactile paving. The tactile paving leads from the platforms via the stairs or lift to the station hall.

In the station hall, there is a ticket vending machine, a service and emergency pillar, a service store, and OV-chipkaart gates. From the station hall, you can go to the bus station, the station exit on the Belcrum side (Stationslaan), or to the exit on the city centre side (Stationsplein). From the Stationsplein, you can reach the city centre via the Valkenberg Park. The Valkenberg Park is equipped with tactile paving. There is also a public (disabled) toilet available at the station.

By bus
If you're coming to Breda by bus, you will arrive at Breda's bus station. From here, you can take various city buses to the city centre. Breda's city centre (The Grote Markt) is located 900 metres from the station. You can reach the city centre via Willemstraat through Valkenberg Park. Valkenberg Park is equipped with tactile paving. 

By car 
If you're coming to Breda by car, there are plenty of parking facilities in and around the city centre. You can find an overview of all car parks and parking areas in Breda here
Throughout the city centre, there are parking spaces where you can park for free with a disability parking card. These are also available in the car parks, but you will need to pay the regular parking fee. You can find an overview on the municipality's website

Accessible accommodation in Breda

If you want to stay overnight in Breda and need additional accessibility facilities, this overview provides a solution. Spot an error? Or is something missing? Please email marketing@bredamarketing.nl.

Tactile/braille lines in Breda

Breda has short tactile paving at bus stops, dangerous busy crossings or hazardous locations. These connect to a guide path, but do not form clear routes as everyone has a different destination. Natural guide paths also work well for a safe walking route, but do not indicate a route. Some places have been equipped with paths marked by guiding lines:

From the station to the city centre: A guiding line runs from the station through Willemstraat. This transitions into a combination of guiding and tactile paving through Park Valkenberg. The route continues over Kasteelplein with a combination of guiding and tactile paving, ending at Grote Markt.

At the City Hall: From the bus stop on Claudius Prinsenlaan, a tactile paving path leads to the entrance of the city hall.

At the Amphia Hospital: A combination of guiding and tactile paving leads from the parking garage and bus stop to the entrance of the hospital.

Wheelchair-accessible restaurants in Breda

If you want to eat in a restaurant in Breda and need additional accessibility features, this overview lists the restaurants that are wheelchair accessible. Spot an error? Or is something missing? Please email marketing@bredamarketing.nl.

Fun activities and sights that are accessible to everyone

Breda has a rich history. This becomes immediately apparent when you are in the city centre. In addition, there are many fun things you can experience in the city. In this blog, you can read about fun outings and the sights that are accessible to everyone. From the tranquillity of the Beguinage, the impressive Great Church, the creative murals, to the Stedelijk Museum Breda. All within a stone's throw of each other.

Map

With the filters on the map below, you can toggle the various locations on and off. On the left side of the map is a button with a small icon. This button allows you to filter locations that are wheelchair accessible.

The map was created by Better Accessible Application. For questions or comments about the map, please visit www.bba.nl.

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