Yes, the Sint-Vituskerk is generally wheelchair accessible, with ramps or level entrances at most points, though some older sections might have limited access.
The Sint-Vituskerk has made efforts to ensure accessibility for visitors with mobility impairments. The main entrances are typically at ground level or equipped with ramps, allowing wheelchair users to enter the nave and other primary areas of the church.
While the main floor is generally accessible, some very old parts of the church, such as specific chapels or sacristies, might have steps or narrower passages, which could present challenges. However, the vast majority of the main impressive spaces are accessible. It is recommended to contact the church office beforehand if you have specific accessibility concerns or requirements, to confirm access to all areas you wish to see.