Blind and visually impaired people
Most of our objects are not tactilely accessible, but we are happy to facilitate activities where possible.
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Guide dog
Guide dogs are welcome at the museum.
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Exhibitions
Most of the objects in the museum are placed behind glass in a display, and are not tactilely accessible. It is possible to borrow magnifying glasses at reception. It is recommended to be accompanied by a sighted companion in the exhibitions. It is possible to ask if there are any available mediators who can take you on a tour of the museum. -
Activities and teaching
On weekends, the museum offers a variety of tactile activities as part of the admission fee. See the program that is relevant for your visit. We also have a variety of educational offerings with tactile tasks. Read more about teaching for schools and kindergartens
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Tours
Our tours are partly based on visual communication, but we arrange tours with bookings made in advance.

