Description of the facility

The open-air museum is poorly accessible. Adapted parking spaces are quite far from the entrance. The walking paths throughout the museum are unpaved (coarse sand or soil) and are steep in several sections. Along the paths leading to the viewpoint are various cultural heritage buildings (Šmit House, Winemaker’s House, Apiary, Blacksmith’s Workshop, Farm Building, Hayrack, etc.), which are inaccessible to wheelchair users due to stairs and high door thresholds.
A smaller building for information, ticket purchase, and a small shop, as well as sanitary facilities in a distant museum house, are not accessible for mobility-impaired visitors. There are no adaptations for sensory-impaired visitors.

Adaptations:

Mobility impaired:

  • The reception desk in the smaller information building is height-adjusted for wheelchair users, but due to narrow doors and entrance height differences, it is not accessible to them.

Blind and visually impaired:

  • The information board at the entrance to the open-air museum is adequate.

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • The reception desk in the information building is well-lit and allows lip reading and recognition of facial expressions,
  • The glazing at the reception desk is not reflective or shiny.

Deficiencies:

Mobility impaired:

  • Accessible parking exists but is distant,
  • The access path is steep and slippery due to the sandy surface,
  • The entrance to the information building is not accessible due to a high threshold and narrow doors,
  • The walking paths throughout the open-air museum are unpaved (sand or grass) and steep in parts,
  • Entrances to individual heritage buildings and interiors have height differences that are not adequately bridged,
  • There are no adapted sanitary facilities (existing ones are in a distant museum house, difficult to access due to steep slope or stairs).

Blind and visually impaired:

  • The reception window in the information building is not contrast-marked,
  • Edges of stairs and height differences in buildings and along paths are not contrast-marked,
  • There are no tactile floor markings or adaptations.

Deaf and hard of hearing:

  • The museum does not have a portable hearing loop.