Adenauer House, Rhöndorf

The original house and garden of former German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, together with an exhibition, form a unique memorial to the history of democracy in Bad Honnef-Rhöndorf. The museum is maintained by the Federal Chancellor Adenauer House Foundation, a non-partisan political memorial foundation of the federal government.

Wheelchair access

- Only the event hall in the exhibition building is accessible (lift). All exhibition levels and function rooms in the museum are wheelchair accessible.
- Other venues in the area of the Adenauer House can only be reached on foot via a steep incline and numerous steps, partly through the garden.

Door widths
- At least 90 cm (doors & lifts)

Lifts
- Available (to the museum only)

Ramps
- Not available

Accessible toilet

- Available: 1, on the ground floor of the exhibition building

Accessible travel: Car

Designated disabled parking spaces

- Directly at the venue: at the foundation’s staff car park, on the access road to the exhibition (Zennigsweg) – distance 100 m

- In the vicinity: Public car park for visitors to the foundation next to the fire station at Rhöndorfer Straße 30 – distance approx. 600 m

Boarding and alighting directly at the venue entrance
- Possible

Accessible travel: public transport

Accessible stops:

- Bad Honnef, Rhöndorf Bf: Regional trains RE8, RB27, tram 66, buses 565, 566 – distance 700 m

- Bad Honnef, Rhöndorf Kapelle: buses 565, 566 – Distance 400 m

Guidance for the visually impaired

- Not available

Induction loop

- Not vailable

Information in German Sign Language

- Available at https://mediaguide.adenauerhaus.de/#/_/page/483
https://adenauerhaus.de/gebaerdensprache

Assistance dogs
- Are welcome

If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to tickets@beethovenfest.de or call us on +49 (0)228 2010344 (Mon, Wed–Fri, 10:00–14:00)

By car:

B 42 between Koblenz and Bonn, Rhöndorf exit

Parking:

Visitor parking at Rhöndorfer Straße 30, next to the fire station (10 min walk)

By public transport:

Rhöndorf stop (10 min walk)

Train: RE 8/ RB 27

Underground: Line 66

The way to the museum is signposted.