Lines U78, U79, Nordpark/Aquazoo stop; express bus line SB52, Nordpark/Aquazoo stop. Click here for information from Rheinbahn and VRR.

From the north via A57/A52/A3 and A44, exit Stockum; from the south via A57/A59/A3 and A46, follow the signs for the trade fair from a distance, and the signs for the Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum from a short distance. Paid parking, bus parking and charging stations for electric vehicles are available.

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Contact person: Philipp Schroeder
Phone: 0211 8996168
Email:  philippmartin.schroeder@duesseldorf.de

Secretariat: 0211 8996764 or 0211 8996198

Here you will find all information about certification by "Travel for All".

There are 4 disabled parking spaces in front of the entrance to the Aquazoo.

Assistance dogs are permitted.

The entrance to the Aquazoo is at ground level. The door opens automatically.

The exit of the Aquazoo is at ground level. The door can be opened using a push button.

Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge at the cash desk after registering by telephone through our office.

The checkout area is accessible for wheelchair users.

A tactile guidance system leads from the car park to the entrance, as well as within the foyer to the elevator, the toilets and the exit.

A disabled toilet with one-way access is available on the ground floor.

An operating key for the elevators can be borrowed free of charge at the cash desk.

There are three elevators/lifts within the exhibition measuring 160 centimeters x 90 centimeters and one elevator from the upper floor to the exit measuring 220 centimeters x 90 centimeters.

The staircases are provided with step markings and handrails on both sides.

Exhibits and thematic panels are lowered or tilted to provide wheelchair access.

The exhibition is designed with high contrast and the exhibits are illuminated without glare.

The museum shop is step-free accessible.

Audio guides in simple language can be borrowed at the ticket office for a fee (3,00 EUR).

The Aquazoo Löbbecke Museum offers various guided tours with trained staff for groups with various disabilities.

The lecture room is equipped with an induction loop for connecting hearing aids.

Assistance dogs are permitted. Other animals are not allowed to be brought into the exhibition.

There are special steps for children that make it easier to see into the enclosures and aquariums, as well as numerous elements that are specifically aimed at children. There is a changing table. There are three playgrounds in the Nordpark.

The house has no cafeteria, and eating and drinking is prohibited in the exhibition. 

In the shop you can buy a house guide and a children's guide, among other things.

Audio guides are available in German, Easy Language and English for a fee.

rental fee available.

Check out our event program!

If you would like to book a guided tour, you can find more information here.

Want to know all the details? Here are our house rules.

You can find the terms and conditions for our competitions here.