The Museum zu Allerheiligen is located in the middle of the picturesque old town of Schaffhausen and is a 10-minute walk from the SBB train station and the boat landing on the Rhine.

Arrival

Arrival by public transport
The train station in Schaffhausen is served by the Swiss Federal Railways SBB and by the German Railways DB. The museum is a 10-minute walk from the boat landing. The nearest bus stops are Rhybadi/IWC (line 5) and Schifflände (line 8).

Arrival by bike
Schaffhausen is located on the Swiss cycle path network on the Rhine route. Bicycles can be locked up in the bike station at the train station or in the underpass between Schifflände and the old town.

Arrival by car
From the A4 freeway take the exit “Schaffhausen Süd” and drive in the direction of the town center. There are only a few parking spaces around the museum. Next parking garage: “Herrenacker”.

Parking space for people with mobility impairment
A parking space for people with mobility impairment is available upon request. Please call us in advance at +41 52 633 07 77. The museum is partially wheelchair accessible.

Arrival by travel car
Car passengers can get in and out directly in front of the museum entrance. Parking spaces for cars are available on Fischerhäuserstrasse.

The Museum zu Allerheiligen is looking forward to your visit and would like to make it possible for everyone to experience our museum. We are constantly striving to expand and improve our offer for people with disabilities. Step by step, we are trying to remove barriers and provide access for everyone. We are grateful for your feedback and input. Please write to us at admin.allerheiligen@stsh.ch

Mobility impairment
The Museum zu Allerheiligen and the museum courtyard are accessible by wheelchair. The Museum zu Allerheiligen has a 1000-year history. Most parts of the building complex have been made wheelchair-accessible with the installation of stair lifts and lifting platforms. There are tw0 disabled toilets. However, there are some areas of the exhibitions that are not accessible to wheelchair users due to narrow spaces in the buildings. We are happy to inform you by phone about the accessibility of individual departments.

A wheelchair can be provided if required. It is available at the reception on request. Portable folding chairs are available from staff. Persons accompanying visitors with impaired mobility unable to visit the museum alone, enjoy free entrance. For evening events or other events outside the museum’s regular opening hours, we ask you to register in advance and to use the entrance at Baumgartenstrasse 26, where a doorbell is available. Please call us in advance at +41 52 633 07 77.

If you have any questions about wheelchair accessibility, please call us at +41 52 633 07 77.

Hearing impairment
Every exhibition comes with written information (usually in German): As handouts in the exhibition, on our website, or in some cases, in form of an accompanying publication. Guided tours in sign language (in German) are offered regularly. The dates of these events can be found on our german website.

Visual impairment
Guide dogs are always welcome at our museum.