Generally, yes, the market is held in open public spaces that are typically flat and paved, suitable for wheelchair access.
The Modern Helmond Market is usually set up in town squares or on wide, paved streets in the city center. These areas are typically flat and well-maintained, making them accessible for wheelchairs, prams, and mobility scooters. There are no steps or significant obstacles within the main market area.
However, navigating through crowds can sometimes be challenging, especially during peak hours. Some individual stalls might have slightly raised platforms or tight spaces, but the general pathways are open. Public transportation to the market area is also designed with accessibility in mind. Always be mindful of other visitors and potential uneven surfaces if the market extends onto older cobblestone areas.