Accessibility and disability

The entire museum is accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM).

PMR parking :

• Rue Georges Clemenceau (1 place)
• Place de l'Oratoire (1 place)
• Rue Stanislas Baudry (2 spaces)

Proxitan: stop in front of the museum forecourt

Access to the museum is via an external elevator located on the forecourt, rue Georges Clemenceau.

Inside, a range of facilities and equipment ensure ease of movement and comfort for all, and optimum access to the works of art:

• seats are distributed throughout the different areas of the museum
• manual wheelchairs, seat canes and strollers can be loaned on request from the ticket office.
• elevators provide access to the different levels of the Palais, the Cube and the Chapelle de l'Oratoire.

Assistance dogs are allowed throughout the museum.

For a comfortable visit, we recommend you come accompanied.

Canes with tips and guide dogs are permitted throughout the museum.

Tactile maps in relief and Braille have been installed to make it easier to move around the museum:

• at the ticket office
• on furniture for displaying maps on the various levels of the Palais and at the junction between the Cube and the Chapelle de l'Oratoire.

The elevators are equipped with Braille-translated protruding buttons, audible announcements and voice synthesis.

Tools for visiting

Mobile application My visit guides you through the museum and its collections.

It offers an itinerary adapted to discover the essential works, from ancient to contemporary art, with :

• audiodescription commentaries on works of art,
• high-contrast images,
• enlargements of selected works.

The Ma visite app can be downloaded free of charge from Google play and AppStore. Tablets and headsets are available on site (upon presentation of proof of identity).

Tailored guided tours are also available free of charge for groups..

For information, the deaf and hard-of-hearing can contact the museum's reception desk free of charge via a real-time interpretation platform.

Magnetic loops

For hearing-impaired visitors, magnetic loops (BIM) are available throughout the museum:

• at the ticket office,
• in educational workshops.

In the auditorium, portable magnetic loops are available on request.

Tools for visiting

For signers, the mobile application My visit to help you discover the museum and its collections.

It offers an adapted itinerary for discovering the museum's must-see works, with content in LSF on :

• the museum's architecture
• collections of ancient, ^19th-century, modern and contemporary art
• commentaries on the works

The Ma visite app can be downloaded free of charge from Google play and AppStore.

Tablets are available on site (upon presentation of proof of identity).

Guided tours in LSF

Guided tours in LSF conducted by deaf mediators are organized regularly for signers. These tours enable visitors to discover the collections and temporary exhibitions.

To find out when the next adapted visits will take place, visit the calendar.

Tools for visiting

Mobile application My visit guides you through the museum and its collections.

It offers an adapted route to discover the essential works, with content in Easy to read and understand (FALC) on :

• the museum's architecture
• collections of ancient, ^19th-century, modern and contemporary art
• a selection of works of art: paintings, sculptures, installations...

The Ma visite app can be downloaded free of charge from Google play and AppStore.

Tablets and headphones are available on site (upon presentation of proof of identity).

To find out when the next adapted visits will take place, visit the calendar.