Wheelmap is a map for wheelchair accessible places.

What is Wheelmap.org?

With Wheelmap, everyone can easily find places, enter them and rate them using a simple traffic light system – worldwide.
Currently, over 3 million cafés, libraries, swimming pools and many other publicly accessible places are recorded.

Wheelmap is available in 33 languages.

Wheelmap – how it works

Wheelmap is based on the OpenStreetMap. A simple traffic light system indicates the wheelchair accessibility of a location. With a few clicks the rating can be saved by the users: Green indicates step-free access. Places marked in orange are partially accessible and places shown in red are not accessible. WCs can also be rated and photos uploaded.

Wheelmap on the go

With the free app for Android and iOS smartphones, you are always well equipped to find and rate wheelchair-accessible places on the go.

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Events

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News

Here we publish the latest developments on Wheelmap and report on our campaigns. Also we keep an eye on what else is happening in the community.

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How Mapbox makes Wheelmap.org what it is.

Wheelmap.org is the map for wheelchair-accessible places. Anyone can easily find places, enter them and rate them using a traffic light system – worldwide and free of charge. This is only possible thanks to the incredible support of Mapbox.

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Why Wheelmap?

Accessibility info

Over 15% of the world's population has a disability. Information on accessibility is very important for this group of people and at the same time difficult to find. With Wheelmap.org we want to close the information gap on accessibility.

Responsibility for diversity

Taking a stand for diversity in society and actively promoting it is more important than ever. Wheelmap.org wants to set an example that people with different backgrounds and abilities naturally belong to it.

Equal participation

The Disability Rights Convention states that all people have a right to equal participation. At Wheelmap.org, people with and without mobility impairments can participate and awareness for accessibility in society is raised.

Contact

If you have any questions, please feel free to write to us here. We are also happy if you report about your engagement with Wheelmap after your action.

If you want to report a bug, please use the other form at the bottom of the contact page.

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