Find accessible locations

Last update:
31/10/2026
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Web
Before you start

Ginto offers two applications for searching accessibility information: a mobile app and a web map for computers. Both the app and the web map are optimized for their respective uses and offer different advantages.

Advantages of the web map: It adapts to your screen size and is ideal for those who prefer researching on larger monitors. The web map offers extensive search and filter functions.

Advantages of the app: The mobile app features simple search functions and allows you to independently record new accessibility information while on-site. It uses your device's camera and GPS for this purpose.

Not all features available on the mobile app are included in the web map, and vice versa. This guide explains how to search for accessible locations using the web map. Instructions for searching with the mobile app can be found in the overview within the support section.

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Frequently asked questions

Select needs profile (web)

    Check accessibility (app)

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      You can use the search bar to look for the name of a venue, categories, or a specific town.
    2. 2
      A list of relevant suggestions will appear below the search bar to help you refine your search. Selecting one will add it to your search criteria.
    3. 3
      You can further narrow down your search by entering additional criteria in the search bar and selecting them from the list below.
    4. 4
      The map shows you which venues match your search.
    5. 5
      Click on a venue in the list on the left or on a pin on the map on the right to view full details about its accessibility.

    Pro tip: You can share your search results with others by selecting and copying the URL. Detailed information for individual venues can also be shared easily in this way.

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