Accessibility
We want Grimeton Radio Station to be a place for everyone. For many years, it was closed to the public, but times change and much has happened. Today, we work to make it possible for everyone to visit us. Both by creating exciting activities and by making the environment accessible.
Buildings
All visitor buildings are equipped with automatic door openers.
Pathways
Smooth stone slabs connect buildings within the visitor area. The walkway leading to the first antenna tower has a paved surface that allows for wheelchair, walker, or stroller access.
Parking
Adjacent to the visitor center, there is a parking area for cars. The surface is gravel. Two spaces in the car park are designated for disabled visitors. Next to the car park, there are two spaces designated for buses.
Barbecuing
Grilling or making fires in any other way is not permitted in the World Heritage site area. An electric grill is available next to the visitor center and requires a ticket.
WC/baby changing
Inside the visitor center, there are three toilets, one of which has a changing table and wheelchair access. Inside the radio station, there is a wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Listening aids
Speaker vests are used by the guides during the tours.
Visual impairment
The tour is adapted to include sections with physical objects. Several of the guides have completed an introductory course in conducting tours for visitors with visual impairments.
Fire alarm
Available in all premises. Assembly point is marked in the area.
Pets
Guide dogs/service dogs are allowed, but no other pets are permitted in the premises. No pets may be walked in the area.
Food brought with you
It is not permitted to use the furniture inside or outside the Visitor Center while eating food that you have brought with you.