The ‘Ahrensburg Castle Foundation’ is committed to ensuring that the Ahrensburg Castle website is accessible in accordance with Section 11(1) of the State Act on Equality for People with Disabilities (LBGG) and the accessibility requirements set out in Section 13(3) of the LBGG. 

This accessibility statement applies to https://www.schloss-ahrensburg.de/

Current status of compliance with the requirements

This website/mobile application is partially compliant with Section 13(3) of the LBGG.

Non-accessible sections

The content listed below is not accessible:

• There are no links to explanations in plain language or in German Sign Language.
• Not all PDF documents comply with accessibility requirements.
• The required contrast ratio between text and background is not always achieved (home page: white on light blue; gold on white).
• Not all elements have alt attributes (logos).
• Not all elements have text labels.

Creation of this accessibility statement

This statement was drawn up on 8 July 2026.

The statements regarding compliance with accessibility requirements in this statement are based on a self-assessment, carried out in collaboration with a web agency.

The statement was last reviewed on 8 July 2026.

Feedback and contact details

Would you like to report any existing barriers or enquire about our approach to accessibility? Please contact our designated representatives with your feedback or for any further information:

Dr Tatjana Ceynowa
Foundation, Schloss Ahrensburg

Lübecker Straße 1
22926 Ahrensburg
Tel.: 04102 - 42 510
Email: info@schloss-ahrensburg.de

Complaints procedure

If, even after providing feedback to the contact person mentioned above, a satisfactory solution has not been found, you may contact the Complaints Office of the State of Schleswig-Holstein in accordance with the State Disability Equality Act (LBGG). The Complaints Office is tasked with resolving disputes relating to accessibility between people with disabilities and public bodies in Schleswig-Holstein. The aim is not to determine a winner or a loser. Rather, the aim is to work together with the help of the Complaints Office to find a solution to a problem out of court. The complaints procedure is free of charge. There is no need to engage legal representation.

On the Complaints Office’s website [Link description: Complaints Office website, link to URL www.schleswig-holstein.de/beschwerdestelle-barrierefreiheit] you will find all the information you need about the complaints procedure. There you can read about how the complaints procedure works.

You can contact the Complaints Office at the following address:

Complaints Office under the Disability Equality Act at the State Commissioner for People with Disabilities

Office address:

Karolinenweg 1

24105 Kiel

Postal address:

PO Box 7121

24171 Kiel

Telephone: +49 431 988 1620

Email: bbit@landtag.ltsh.de