Accessible for the disabled, blind and visually impaired and wheelchairs (Wheelchair via lift at rear of building: ring road/north side). Catering facilities on the ground floor and all around.

Also, read especially below how to get there. We ask not to smoke at the entrance, due to accessibility for people with lung disease. Beware of epilepsy if you have sensitivity to flashes. There is low radiation, no fluorescent light. And if you have back pain: there are places to sit. 

Do you have children with you? We have nature T-shirt stamping workshops almost daily, especially bring your own (children's) T-shirt, or bag, or dress or else. Cotton goes best.
And there are many artworks suitable for children.
Tours for the visually impaired on request. More background information about the artists is also available on request, or you can ask the artist in person, who is present 90% of the time.

The Veem falls right in the mile zone, so be careful with older diesels. 

At the entrance are 5 steps, at the back entrance north side) none: there is a lift there and only 1 small threshold.

We ventilate the space continuously, but over the last weekend it was so busy that if you can’t handle the crowds, avoid the last weekend and come in the week instead. So come between 11 and 13 or after 16:00.

There is a train station nearby (Strijp S), rental bikes, shared cars and design rides (free with wristband: stop Ketelhuisplein), see https://ddw.nl/plan-your-visit/reachability.
Strijp-S is the old Philips site (formerly known as: The Forbidden City: old industrial heritage), where you can stroll around, there is a lot to do and see during DDW, and plenty of food and beverage outlets. It is the area in the many streets well around the Ketelhuisplein.

Note that the toilet is on the ground floor, behind the double lifts.