Accessible facilities at Langinkoski include accessible parking, Café Dagmar, and public restrooms. The rapids are also accessible. The park area is not fully accessible, and there is no accessible entrance to the Imperial Fishing Lodge at Langinkoski.
Pets, service dogs
Pets are not allowed in the Imperial Fishing Lodge. Guide dogs and service dogs are welcome.
Coat check, special equipment
There is no coat check or lockers at Langinkoski. Shoe covers for use in the Imperial Fishing Lodge are available on site.
Guided tours
Guided tours can be adapted to special needs.
For more information: tel. 0295 33 6991.
Café
Café Dagmar is located about 50 meters from the fishing lodge, and Café Keisarinmaja is about 200 meters away. There is accessible parking next to Café Dagmar, and Café Keisarinmaja is located on the edge of the main parking lot.
Inquiries for both cafés: Café Dagmar
Museum Shop
The museum shop is located in the Imperial Fishing Lodge.
Restrooms
Public restrooms, including an accessible restroom, are located in the barn building. Signs directing visitors to the restrooms are in the plaza in front of Café Dagmar. Café Dagmar also has a restroom open to the public, but it is not accessible.
Accessible Langinkoski
Thanks to renovations completed in 2014, access to the natural surroundings of Langinkoski has been made more accessible. While there is no accessible route to the Imperial Fishing Lodge, Langinkoski offers several services that are fully accessible.
There is an accessible parking spot in the plaza in front of Café Dagmar, and the café can be accessed via a door on the side of the building. The plaza also features a signposted public restroom with accessible entry and accessible restroom facilities.
A gently sloping walkway with a handrail leads down from the square to the gate. After passing through the gate and crossing the bridge, a sandy path leads to a trail that circles around the back of the Imperial Fishing Lodge; following this trail, you can cross the side channel via a step-free bridge and continue along the sandy path to the edge of the rapids. The rapids are bordered by a safety fence.
In recognition of the area’s renovation to make it more accessible, the City of Kotka’s Disability Council awarded the “Accessible Kotka” certification to Metsähallitus Nature Services in 2016. The renovations included making the café building and public restroom accessible, and the route from the parking lot to the rapids was designed to be accessible. In 2020, the National Board of Antiquities improved the accessibility of the public restroom with an automated opening mechanism and a new ramp.