Accessibility

Our aim is to make UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 fully accessible to everyone and create a diverse and inclusive environment that meets the needs of all football fans. Check this page regularly for updates.

🌍 Accessible travel

Trains 🚆

Public transport is generally accessible for fans with limited mobility; bus and train carriage doors are wide enough for wheelchairs and are equipped with dedicated wheelchair spaces.

• Transfer assistance can be pre-booked in advance at main train stations.
• The SBB Inclusive app is designed to help the blind and partially sighted, as well as deaf and hard-of-hearing passengers. It provides location-specific information in all SBB long-distance trains and at all Swiss railway stations and can be prominently displayed or read aloud on a smartphone.
• Most trains have a wheelchair-accessible toilet.

Airports 🛬

International visitors to Switzerland can fly into one of three commercial airports.

Check out the links below to plan your flight:

• Geneva Airport [GVA] accessibility
• Zurich Airport [ZRH] accessibility
• EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg [BSL] accessibility

If you require additional assistance, make sure you inform your airline in advance. It is best to do this at least 48 hours before you start your journey.

🏨 Accessible accommodation

If you have specific accessibility requirements for your accommodation, try Booking.com’s accessibility filters to ensure your stay in Geneva is suitable for your needs. Simply scroll down to “Property accessibility” to find accommodation with specific facilities, e.g. roll-in showers, lowered sinks, wheelchair accessible and more.

🎊 Accessible attractions

Geneva is a universally accessible city with a range of accessibility-friendly attractions, restaurants and accommodation.

🏟️ Travelling to the stadium

Detailed matchday travel guidance for supporters with accessibility requirements will be available on this page closer to the tournament.