Trapvrij

Where can you go by train in the Netherlands without stairs? Choose your starting station.

With a pram from Venray

Venray is step-free: you can reach every platform without stairs. Source: open data from DOVA and ProRail, 7 Oct 2026.

With a pram, using sprinters and stopping trains with at most one change, you can reach 8 stations within 30 minutes on a weekday, such as Vierlingsbeek (5 min), Boxmeer (11 min), Venlo (16 min), Cuijk (19 min), Tegelen (23 min) and Mook-Molenhoek (24 min). Within an hour it's 19, including Nijmegen (34 min), Roermond (41 min), Blerick (46 min), Nijmegen Lent (47 min) and Elst (52 min).

Below, you'll find every destination on the map and in the list. You can also choose intercity trains, more changes or Saturday.

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Please note: this is a tool for ideas, not a journey planner. Always check your journey beforehand in the NS Journey Planner; a lift can also be out of order. Travelling in a wheelchair? Book NS Travel Assistance.

The map shows the same stations as the list.

About this map

With a pram, the question isn't just whether you can get somewhere, but whether you can get there without stairs. This map shows which stations you can reach from yours, how long it takes and how often a train runs. It covers every railway station in the Netherlands.

How does it work?

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Sources

Station accessibility: DOVA and ProRail, via NDOV Loket (open data, CC0), updated daily. Lift status: DOVA via NDOV Loket (CC0), updated continuously. Timetable: OVapi / Stichting OpenGeo. Transfer times: NS via NDOV Loket. Map: OpenFreeMap and OpenStreetMap. This site is not affiliated with NS or ProRail.

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