Description of the facility

The museum is easily accessible. There is a step at the main entrance, so a side entrance with a ramp is provided for wheelchair users. Inside, next to the side entrance, there is also an elevator that provides access to the upper floors and the basement. There are also stairs next to the elevator, but they are not contrast-marked.
On the ground floor, next to the main entrance, there is a ticket counter, a small shop, and sanitary facilities with an adapted cabin.
The exhibition in the basement mostly features the remains of Celeia, displayed along narrow paths above the ruins. All height differences are bridged by ramps, although some are steep. Maneuvering space along the paths is limited.
The exhibition rooms on the upper floors, which display artifacts from other historical periods, are level and spacious. Lighting is dim both in the basement and upper floors.
At the top floor, there is a small hall with movable seating. There are no hearing loops in the building.

Adaptations:

Mobility impaired:

  • The side entrance with a ramp is adapted for wheelchair users,
  • The ramp at the side entrance is properly designed and allows independent use,
  • Most interior areas have sufficient maneuvering space,
  • The hall includes designated spaces for wheelchair users,
  • The building has an elevator of appropriate dimensions,
  • Adapted sanitary facilities are available.

Blind and visually impaired:

  • The reception desk is located close to the entrance,
  • The elevator buttons are tactile (relief-marked).

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • The reception desk is well-lit, allowing lip reading and facial expression recognition.

Deficiencies:

Mobility impaired:

  • The accessible parking space is not properly marked,
  • The ramps in the basement exhibition area are too steep and narrow,
  • The reception desk is not height-adjusted for wheelchair users,
  • The hall is equipped with movable seating,
  • Exhibits in the display areas are not positioned at suitable heights.

Blind and visually impaired:

  • Glass doors are not properly contrast-marked,
  • The building has poor lighting,
  • Stair edges are not contrast-marked,
  • Selected exhibits do not allow tactile exploration of the displayed material.

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • The building is not equipped with a hearing loop.