Utilice la llave euro para los aseos CED de toda Europa.

The Euro Key can be used in numerous European countries, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, and the Netherlands. Many accessible public toilets in Scandinavian countries, as well as in Italy and Spain, are also equipped for use with this special key. The euro-key gives people with ibd more freedom. Find out more about how the euro-key can help you and how you can get your own.

The picture shows two hands. One is on the bottom of the picture. The palm faces to the top. The other hand holds a key. In the Background you can see two green plants. The key is symbolic for the euro-key. The euro-key is very important for people with ibd because it helps them to find the next toilet quicker. The article where this picture is a part of tells you everything you need to know about the euro-key and why it helps people with morbus crohn or colitis ulcerosa.

Living with a chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) like Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis often means having to carefully plan your day. Sudden, urgent trips to the bathroom can shape your daily routine and make it difficult to be spontaneous when out and about. Whether it’s a walk in the park, a shopping trip, or a spontaneous day out—any of these can quickly become stressful when you’re unsure where the next toilet is. In moments like these, the Euro Key offers real relief and flexibility.

What is the Euro Key?

The Euro Key is a special universal key that grants access to accessible public toilets across Europe. It was initiated by the Club for the Disabled and Their Friends in Darmstadt and Surrounding Areas (CBF e.V.) and is intended for people with various disabilities and chronic illnesses who need urgent access to restrooms.

What are the benefits of the Euro Key?

The key allows you to access a suitable toilet immediately—no need to ask, explain, or search. It unlocks more than 12,000 accessible toilets across Europe, providing independent and free access to facilities at highways, train stations, pedestrian zones, museums, and public buildings.

Is there an app to locate accessible toilets?

Yes! Several apps help you quickly find accessible toilets nearby. A great example is Mapa de ruedas, a free app that maps accessible locations around the world—including toilets that can be accessed using the Euro Key.

How can I get a Euro Key with IBD?

People with special needs, including IBD patients, can apply for the Euro Key through CBF Darmstadt e.V. The key is only issued to individuals who genuinely need access to accessible toilets. If you live with IBD, you qualify as part of this group.

To apply, you’ll need to provide proof—either a medical certificate or a disability ID.
A one-time fee of €28.90 applies.