Ginto

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Verified by the business

This information has been verified by the business.

Detail level 2

This entry corresponds to detail level 2 of 3. The higher the detail level, the more comprehensive the information.

Overall assessment accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Toilets partially wheelchair accessible
  • Parking place partially wheelchair accessible
  • Facilities for persons with visual impairments

Areas

  • Main entrance
      • Landing
      • Machine available
  • Ticket office
      • Standing counter
      • Waist-high counter
  • Information desk
      • Standing counter
      • Waist-high counter
  • Toilets
      • Room size
      • Accessible ladies’ room
      • Accessible
  • Visitor parking
      • Ground condition
      • Regular parking space
      • Disabled parking
      • Regular parking space
      • Regular parking space
  • Bahnsteig Gleis 1
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Elevator
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Platform edge
      • Waiting area
  • Bahnsteig Gleis 2
      • Elevator
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Platform edge
      • Waiting area
  • Bahnsteig Gleis 3
      • Elevator
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Ramp (permanent)
      • Machine available
      • Platform edge
      • Waiting area

Address

Willisau
Bahnhofplatz 1
6130 Willisau

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Further information

  • Ginto finds, collects, and shares information about the accessibility of locations. Ginto thus makes it easier for people with disabilities to participate in leisure and everyday activities. ‘Ginto’ is an abbreviation of the English terms ‘get into’ and means ‘to enter’.

  • As part of the OK:GO initiative, Swiss tourism companies collect and share information about the accessibility of their offers with Ginto. The OK:GO initiative was launched in 2019 by the Förderverein Barrierefreie Schweiz (FVBS).

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