Our museum is fully committed to providing an accessible and welcoming experience to all visitors, and people with reduced mobility receive special attention from the staff and available facilities. Access to the main exhibition areas is supported by ramps, adapted entrances, and paths that allow safe and comfortable movement, regardless of the type of mobility aid used.
The museum staff is trained to provide assistance when needed, be it for orientation or accompaniment throughout the visit, ensuring a worry-free experience. We want every visitor to feel welcome and appreciated, which is why we can adjust the pace of the visit, offer additional explanations, and facilitate access to the desired information, so that exploring our collections is pleasant, inclusive, and barrier-free.
The museum welcomes visitors with visual impairments with openness and respect, aiming to offer them the richest experience possible, tailored to their needs. Detailed verbal guidance, careful descriptions of exhibits, and assisted tours are designed to faithfully recreate the atmosphere and information of the exhibitions, providing a deep understanding of the presented natural heritage.
Our staff is prepared to adapt explanations according to the desired level of detail for each visitor, facilitating a connection with the museum's themes and transforming the visit into an accessible and memorable experience. Additionally, we offer support for spatial orientation, so that each visitor can move safely at their own pace, benefiting from a relaxed, attentive, and enriching visit.
The museum provides visitors with hearing impairments clear written materials, accessible explanatory panels, structured visual content, and adapted communication alternatives, so that the information is easy to understand and follow. In the case of guided tours, the staff can adjust the mode of communication using gestures, additional visual explanations, or supplementary materials to effectively convey the presented content.
We aim to create an environment where every visitor feels safe, understood, and comfortable, without limitations in accessing information. Therefore, we offer flexibility in the pace of the visit, facilitate access to a variety of explanatory resources, and ensure that the museum exploration experience is friendly, clear, and truly inclusive for all who visit us.
Our museum is designed to be a friendly, predictable, and pressure-free space for visitors with special cognitive needs, offering an environment that encourages exploration at their own pace and under safe conditions. Explanations are formulated in a clear, logical, and accessible manner, and the staff is prepared to adapt the presentation of information to support an understanding that is as comfortable and strain-free as possible.
Visits can be customized by allowing for breaks, reducing stimuli when necessary, and adjusting the route to avoid crowded areas. Our goal is for each visitor to feel understood, supported, and welcomed, so that their experience is calm, pleasant, and tailored to individual needs, contributing to a relaxed and positive discovery of the museum's collections.
People with reduced mobility
Our museum is fully committed to providing an accessible and welcoming experience to all visitors, and people with reduced mobility receive special attention from the staff and available facilities. Access to the main exhibition areas is supported by ramps, adapted entrances, and paths that allow safe and comfortable movement, regardless of the type of mobility aid used.
The museum staff is trained to provide assistance when needed, be it for orientation or accompaniment throughout the visit, ensuring a worry-free experience. We want every visitor to feel welcome and appreciated, which is why we can adjust the pace of the visit, offer additional explanations, and facilitate access to the desired information, so that exploring our collections is pleasant, inclusive, and barrier-free.
People with visual impairments
The museum welcomes visitors with visual impairments with openness and respect, aiming to offer them the richest experience possible, tailored to their needs. Detailed verbal guidance, careful descriptions of exhibits, and assisted tours are designed to faithfully recreate the atmosphere and information of the exhibitions, providing a deep understanding of the presented natural heritage.
Our staff is prepared to adapt explanations according to the desired level of detail for each visitor, facilitating a connection with the museum’s themes and transforming the visit into an accessible and memorable experience. Additionally, we offer support for spatial orientation, so that each visitor can move safely at their own pace, benefiting from a relaxed, attentive, and enriching visit.
People with hearing impairments
The museum provides visitors with hearing impairments clear written materials, accessible explanatory panels, structured visual content, and adapted communication alternatives, so that the information is easy to understand and follow. In the case of guided tours, the staff can adjust the mode of communication using gestures, additional visual explanations, or supplementary materials to effectively convey the presented content.
We aim to create an environment where every visitor feels safe, understood, and comfortable, without limitations in accessing information. Therefore, we offer flexibility in the pace of the visit, facilitate access to a variety of explanatory resources, and ensure that the museum exploration experience is friendly, clear, and truly inclusive for all who visit us.
