Blind and visually impaired people
Most of our objects are not tactilely accessible, but we are happy to facilitate activities where possible.
Guide dog
Guide dogs are welcome at the museum.
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
Tours
Our tours are partly based on visual communication, but we arrange tours with bookings made in advance.
