This year's annual Accessibility Week will take place from 6 to 12 October. The aim of this themed week is to raise awareness of the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities and to promote the idea that everyone can participate in society.

Breda Equal and the Breda Platform For Everyone have put together a special program for people with disabilities. Below is an overview of the activities&nbsp; with a link to the page where you can find more information and register.&nbsp;

More information and registration

A guide from Gilde de Baronie offers a tour of the Breda Castle grounds. The guided tour has been fully adapted for participants with a visual impairment. A specially made relief map for this tour ensures that the terrain can also be 'felt', allowing participants to get a clear picture of the surroundings.&nbsp;Monday 6 October 10:15 AM Participation free

Tour of Breda Castle for visually impaired and blind people

More information and register for the sensory-friendly dinner

For people who are hypersensitive to stimuli, dining out can often be a problem. That is why, during Accessibility Week, there will be a low-stimulation dinner at Restaurant De Peer. Tuesday 7 October

Low-stimulus dinner at Eetcafé De Peer

More info and register for the opening evening

The Accessibility Week starts on 6 October, but the official opening evening is on Wednesday 8 October at Bloos.&nbsp; A festive evening with an opening by Councillor Jeroen Bruijns, performances by artists and information.&nbsp;Wednesday 8 October 7:30 PM Free entry

Openings evening Accessibility Week

More information and register for one of the walks

Guides from Gilde de Baronie offer various tours through the centre of Breda for people with a physical disability. These are suitable for:<ul><li>participants in a wheelchair</li><li>visually impaired and blind people</li><li>hearing impaired and deaf people</li></ul>Saturday 11 October - 10:00-12:00 - 14:00-16:00 Participation is free

Accessible walks

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.&nbsp;

Accessibility

Breda strives to be and remain a welcoming city. This route has been designed with accessibility in mind for visitors in wheelchairs or those with limited mobility.  
The route takes you past the city's most beautiful spots: from cultural hotspots and historic sights to atmospheric squares and hidden gems. Along the way, you'll discover what makes Breda so special. At each stop, you'll learn why this place is worth a visit, what you can do or see there, and what facilities are available. You can hop on at any time and follow the route at your own pace. The route takes approximately 1 hour without stopping at each location.  
Be surprised, enjoy accessible Breda. We wish you lots of fun!

Program Week of Accessibility

Tour of Breda Castle for visually impaired and blind people

Low-stimulus dinner at Eetcafé De Peer

Openings evening Accessibility Week

Accessible walks

More about accessibility in Breda

Accessibility

Accessible route through Breda

Fun outings and attractions that are accessible to everyone.