Yes, New Zutphen Square is designed to be fully wheelchair accessible, with smooth surfaces, ramps where needed, and clear pathways.
New Zutphen Square is a modern urban development, and as such, accessibility has been a key consideration in its design. The square features smooth, even paving across its entire area, making it easy for wheelchairs, strollers, and those with mobility challenges to navigate.
There are no stairs or significant obstacles in the main pathways. Access to the train station facilities from the square is also designed with accessibility in mind, often including ramps or elevators where level changes occur. Public transport connections from the square are generally accessible. Overall, visitors requiring wheelchair access should find navigating New Zutphen Square straightforward and unhindered.