Frankfurt - Office Accessibility

Accessibility is fundamental to Salesforce culture. We make our spaces as inclusive as possible, but also know that some of our offices still have some restrictions and limitations.

We want to make sure that visitors, guests and employees are aware of any constraints in our office spaces, as well as highlight some of the accessible provisions that can be expected when visiting us. That way, everyone is empowered to plan their visit and make their time with us easy and enjoyable.

Getting to and from the office

Yes, there are trains (S-Bahn and regional trains) from the airport to Frankfurt Main Station (S8, S9, RE2, RE3), with a travel time of about 15 minutes. Frankfurt’s public transportation system is accessible and if needed, assistance is available from transportation staff.

- Yes, accessible taxis are available outside Frankfurt Main Station.
- You can also take a bus from the station to Taunusanlage. Bus 64 (toward “Baseler Platz”) takes about five minutes.
From Taunusanlage, it’s a 700-metre distance, taking around 10 minutes to reach the office.

For transportation options, our office is conveniently located in central Frankfurt. Once you arrive at Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof (the central train station), you’ll find several accessible routes to reach us. A taxi ride from the station to our office typically takes about 10 minutes.

The nearest accessible train station, Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, is 1.2 km away. The closest bus stop is 700 metres from our location, specifically at “Taunusanlage,” which is approximately 10 minutes away.

- The building has a shared underground car park. There are two e-car parks in level -1 and 18 standard car parks in level -2 reserved for Salesforce employees and guests. Ring the bell at the barrier and the reception team will let you in. The path from the underground car park to the lifts is accessible. The doors do open automatically when you ring the bell (Salesforce or the lobby) on the door. After entering the door, you reach the lifts from where you can get to the different floors (Salesforce 5th floor).
- There is no accessible parking within the building. However, an accessible parking structure is located 10 minutes from the office. More information can be found here: Parkhaus Frankfurt — Alte Oper.

The main entrance on the ground floor has a revolving door and a separate swing door which opens when employees have a building card. Without a building card, the receptionist on the ground floor can open the door for the employee/guest. After entering you reach the lift, which takes you up to the 5th floor. On the way back, there is a push-to-open button for the door on the ground floor.

To obtain a building badge, simply create a ticket in the REWS Ticketing under the category “Office Services” → Building Access Badge Request.

Yes, all the doors in our office are equipped with push-to-open buttons.

In the office

Yes, service dogs and emotional support animals are allowed in the designated “Dog Friendly” zone on the 5th floor, which is located on the left side when facing the reception.

Yes, there is a lift in the building that provides access to all office floors.

An accessible toilet is available at the entrance and reception area on the ground floor of the building.

No, the building hasn't got all-gender toilets.

No, the building hasn't got a parent’s room.

The mindfulness zone is located on the 5th floor, on the kitchen side of the office. It is the last room on the right side of that floor.

Snacks are available on the 5th and 6th floors in the kitchens. Each kitchen also includes a refrigerator for storing your own food.

There are no barista bars in the building. Instead, each floor features a kitchen equipped with one coffee machine.

There are many restaurants located near the office. On the ground floor of our building, you’ll find an Italian restaurant called Remos. Additionally, within 300 to 400 metres, you can find several other options, including Dean & David, Stadtsalat and Moriki Sushi, among others.

- Customers and guests can work with their host to request disability-related accommodations prior to their visit.
- Employees can submit a workplace accommodations ticket prior to their visit to put accommodations in place.
- Requests should be submitted at least five days in advance to ensure our teams have ample time to put accommodations in place. We will do our best to accommodate last-minute requests but cannot guarantee a quick turnaround.

The hub area is a spacious, open area with ample seating at tables and direct access to the kitchen, offering a comfortable and accessible environment.

No, there is no Braille signage.

No, there is no tactile signage.

Yes, all desks are adjustable, offering both sit and stand options.

There is a designated quiet space, a library located on the 5th floor.

The reception area includes an accessible approach section for ease of access.

No, the handles on storage are not accessible.

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Will accessible, public transportation get you to the office, especially from the airport?

If you can’t reach it by train, are there other accessible methods (Uber WAV, accessible taxis, buses etc.)?

Are there any transportation routes that you suggest?

What’s the walking distance/route to the nearest bus stop/train station (if any)?

Is the building parking accessible (if applicable)? If so, where is it located?

Where is the accessible entry/exit way (if any)?

Does the office have push-to-open/push-to-assist doors? Please indicate if on all floors, specific floors, bathroom doors and entry/exit doors.

Are service dogs and emotional support animals allowed in the building?

Is there a lift in the building to reach the office floors (if applicable)?

Where is the accessible toilet(s)?

Does the building have all-gender toilet(s)? If so, where?

Does the building have a parent’s room or a room similar? If so, where?

What floor is the mindfulness zone on and in what specific location?

What floors are the snacks on and in what specific location?

Where are the barista bars located in the building? (if applicable)

What is the walking distance (km/miles) to nearby restaurants for lunch (if any)

How can I request additional support and/or an accommodation related to a disability or medical condition?

Any additional accessibility comments about the hub?

Does the building have Braille signage?

Does the building have tactile signage?

Do the workspaces have sit/stand desks?

Does the building offer a quiet working space, like a library?

Do the counters in your office have an accessible approach section? (reception, Techforce, mail centre etc.)

Are the handles on your storage accessible?