Koepeldistrict

Amera Elnaal / Hetty van Bommel & Thierry van Raaij / Judit Gyuricza Osváth / Shannon Taggart / Ties van de Water / Yuki Kihara / Postcards from Khartoum

Parking and accessibility
You can park your car in the het Turfschip parking garage. Read more about parking in Breda here. Bicycles can be parked in front of the building using a bike rack.

Accessibility
The Koepel District is accessible for wheelchair users and has a lift. Please note that there is no accessible toilet at this venue, although several standard toilets are available for visitors.

Due to the historic nature of the Koepel District, you may encounter level changes, thresholds, or uneven surfaces in some areas.

If you require assistance during your visit, you can purchase a regular ticket, and your companion will be admitted free of charge. Assistance dogs are welcome at this venue.

If you’re travelling by car, we recommend checking the Breda Bereikbaar App before your visit for the locations and availability of accessible parking spaces.

Assistance dogs are welcome at this location.

If you have any questions about the accessibility of this venue or would like to discuss your visit in advance, please contact us at info@bredaphoto.nl.

Relief photographs for blind and visually impaired visitors
During BredaPhoto Festival, three photographs from The Salt Ate Away Her Eyes by Libyan photographer Amera Elnaal are also available as relief photographs. A tactile print allows visitors to explore the images with their hands, while a voice-over guides them through the photograph step by step. The tactile photographs have been specially developed for blind and visually impaired visitors and can be experienced on the first floor of the Koepel District.

The space is accessible by lift. Admission is free for visitors who are specifically visiting the festival to experience the tactile photographs. Our volunteers are available to assist visitors where needed. The relief photographs are an initiative by Daphne Wagemakers.