Accessibility
Accessibility and Inclusion
The Archaeological Museum of Finale is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive cultural experience for all visitors, regardless of their physical, cognitive, or sensory abilities.
In accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the museum has developed dedicated strategies and tools to remove architectural, communication, and cognitive barriers, making its archaeological heritage accessible to every visitor.
The museum’s inclusive approach is based on the belief that culture is a universal right and that everyone should be able to explore and enjoy historical and archaeological heritage independently and meaningfully.
Partnerships
The museum works with specialist organizations to provide high-quality, inclusive services.
Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired (UICI)
Partnership to provide dedicated services for visitors with visual impairments.
Easy-to-Read Communication
Collaboration with accessibility experts to make museum content understandable and accessible to all audiences.
Paideia Foundation
Partnership to develop inclusive projects and improve cognitive accessibility.
Accessible Resources
A comprehensive range of services and tools designed to make every visit accessible and engaging.
Social Story
A preparatory guide to help visitors become familiar with the museum spaces and the visit experience.
"How to Get Here" Guide
Detailed information on transport options and accessibility of the museum's outdoor areas.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Materials and visitor pathways developed using symbols and simplified language.
Must-See Artifacts Checklist
An easy-to-read guide to the museum's most significant archaeological finds.
Sensory Map
A sensory experience featuring tactile reproductions of the museum's most important archaeological artifacts.
Must-See Artifacts
An accessible guide to the museum's most significant archaeological finds.
Reperti imperdibili
Guida semplificata ai reperti più significativi del museo
Museum Accessibility
The museum provides physical accessibility throughout all exhibition spaces.
Physical Accessibility
Elevator Access
- Elevator available to reach all museum floors.
- The entrance elevator is located in the second cloister and is equipped with a video intercom.
- Spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs and companions.
- Controls positioned at an accessible height.
Barrier-Free Spaces
- All exhibition galleries are free of architectural barriers.
- Controls positioned at an accessible height.
Documentation
Download the museum’s official accessibility documentation.
Architectural Barrier Removal Plan (PEBA)
Official document describing the museum's accessibility features and the solutions implemented to ensure inclusive access.
Project Funded by Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR)
The accessibility and inclusion initiatives of the Archaeological Museum of Finale were made possible through funding from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), as part of Italy's program for the digitalization and accessibility of the country's cultural heritage.