Accessibility

1zwei3 is located in the Gemeindebau Johann-Kaps-Hof. Visitors can enter from either Stromstraße or Jägerstraße. The space consists of two rooms on separate floors, connected by the building’s main staircase. Please note that 1zwei3 is not fully accessible, as access between the two levels requires the use of stairs.

The spaec is a showcase that can be seen from the street. There should be no problems with accessibility.

Storefront, one step at entrance

The space is located on the 1st floor without elevator of the apartment building Wattgasse 16. We are happy to help as much as we can to overcome this hurdle.

It’s easy to find with Google maps, but it’s unfortunately not accessible for people using a wheelchair. We have 3 steps down

Through the entrance in the backyard.

Seen from street level, the space is located on a plaza structure that is atypical for Vienna. The Plaza can be reached by elevator from all streets and directions. There is an elevator directly at Can, Schnirchgasse 14 in Hinterstraße (it is the elevator of the parking garage there).

Approx. 6 steps to the basement.

The space is easy to find and there is barrier-free access via a ramp, but there are no barrier-free toilets. For questions: Sophie Schmeiser: 06641567145

There is a small step to enter the space from the street, unfortunately the restroom facilities are not wheelchair accessible.

The main exhibition space at ES49 is located in the courtyard to the left and is accessible via 8 steps. The Steckit project room is accessible from the street entrance via 3 steps. Unfortunately, neither space is independently accessible for individuals using a wheelchair.

U3 exit Johnstrasse from Meiselmarkt, easy to find, it is on the first floor, but there are some stairs, which is not easy for wheelchair users. Toilet is not barrier-free

2 steps

All entrances are barrier-free for everyone +4369919466146

The FOTOGALERIE WIEN is located in the WUK and is barrier-free.

Accessible from the street; two steps; narrow entrance

Corner space. Steps at the entrance. Optional ramp.

We are barrier-free & the room is easy to find with the address.

Accessible

Direct entrance from the street

Basement space to the left of the main entrance

The entrance to the space is not directly through the 42 house number door but is further on the street between a cafe and a bookstore. The entrance is wide enough for a wheelchair and there are no stairs but the toilet is not accessible.

The Kulturdrogerie is barrier-free accessible.

The premises are located in the second courtyard at Praterstraße 42 and are barrier-free. Visitors can reach us at 067761796678.

There is a step at the official entrance to KUNSTVEREIN GARTENHAUS. However, visitors using wheelchairs can access the building through its main entrance next door (Piaristengasse 26) and enter KUNSTVEREIN GARTENHAUS through the last door on the left at the end of the hallway.

The place is barrier-free accessible

The exhibition space is located in the courtyard of the building. There is a bell that visitors can ring with “Laurenz” written on it in case the front door is closed. Laurenz has 2 exhibition spaces. The main exhibition space on the ground floor is wheelchair accessible. The second exhibition space on the first floor is unfortunately only accessible via the stairs.

The room is barrier-free and should be easy to find via Google Maps with the address. It is about a five-minute walk from the U2 Seestadt terminus.

The apartment is accessible via stairs and an elevator.

Unfortunately no elevator, 2nd floor

not barrier-free, rear building 2nd floor, door opens automatically when rung

The Stubenbrücke bridge connects the 1st and 3rd districts. It borders the Stadtpark and is within walking distance of Wien Mitte railway station.

With the exception of the small museum room in the basement, the areas around the museum are barrier-free. Access is visible from Nordwestbahnstraße, at ground level and free - even for bicycles.

wheel chair accessible - wheel chair WC not accessible in the space but in 200 m

The rooms in the NKW are barrier-free.

The exhibition space is accessible via one step from the street, on the corner at Jägerstraße/Pappenheimgasse.

Our workspace and exhibition area are located in the ORF-Funkhaus as part of the Never At Home project. The exhibition space is on the first floor and can also be accessed via a lift.

Entrance at the corner of Paulusplatz 5/ Paulusgasse; Ground-floor space without steps. Toilet is unfortunately not barrier-free (even ground, but very narrow).

The OpenCave is barrier-free to visit; the showroom is located directly on the sidewalk and is accessible 24/7; the studio room downstairs is accessible via elevator, but unfortunately we do NOT have a wheelchair-accessible toilet. Please note that we are about 3 minutes walk from the U2 station Donaustadtbrücke. Just go down two levels in the direction of travel out of town (lifts available) until you reach the parking garage entrance and exit; then turn left towards the traffic lights and turn right into Kaisermühlenstraße (approx. 50m). We are the second building (white-red) and when exhibitions are upstairs in the showroom, we can be seen from the traffic lights (approx. 20m).

Just left of the main entrance of the building, three 20cm steps lead down into the souterrain.

philomena+ is located at Heinestraße 40/7 in the second district in a former shop for wool. It has a big showcase which allows you to see the whole space from outside when standing on the large pavement. To enter the space there is one step. The door is quite narrow (71cm).In the public space in front of the space there are also two billboards (positioned underneath the tree) which are also part of the exhibition presented in the space.

Barrier Free

First floor, NO elevator

It is not barrier free. Studio is on the last floor, one needs to take elevator to floor 5 aand walk up the stairs one more floor up.

Prosopopoeia is located to the left of the Bärenbrunnen, if you are facing Margaretengürtel. The room is not barrier-free (stairs to the entrance).

The exhibition room is located in the courtyard, 7 steps down.

The wheelchair-accessible entrance to the QUEER MUSEUM VIENNA is located at the back of the building. Please press the wheelchair bell here and a team member will help you open the doors etc. More informations to accessibility you find on the webpage in the menu under “your visit”.

The archive faces the street at ground level and is barrier-free.

The exhibition space is on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible.

The space is barrier free.

Easy to find, street location. No hurdle

The room is located directly on Schönbrunner Straße, is easily visible and barrier-free. Only the toilet is not barrier-free.

1 step to enter, directly from the street

This time located in a parking garage in the First District. For exact location please call: 067763166112.

The VBKÖ is accessible with baby carriages and wheelchairs. Unfortunately, we do not currently have a barrier-free WC (narrow room, due to the old architecture of the building) The nearest barrier-free WC is located at the Karlsplatz subway station (use € 0.50).

A gray door without a name

As an alleyway space, it is easy to find and accessible at ground level through a wide door. With the exception of the toilet, which is also at ground level but has a narrower door, the room is barrier-free.

There is an entrance at ground level (to the left of the gallery entrance) which can be opened if required.

The room is only accessible via several steps.

Main entrance: double swing doors 236 cm wide, manual, open outwards; ramp at 6 % incline, 750 cm long, 320 cm wide. Accessible restrooms available.