Building Accessibility

Branch of Old Art, ul. Toruńska 1, 80-822 Gdańsk

The entrance to the building is from the side of ul. Toruńska. Very heavy doors open inwards and can be opened after pressing the bell at the entrance — museum staff or security provide assistance.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building meet accessibility requirements.
All storeys available to visitors can be reached by means of stairs.
There is no elevator and no platform lift in the building.
Persons moving on a wheelchair can enter the building, however not all galleries on the ground floor are accessible. Access to the Tin Gallery is possible only by stairs.
The stair steps are marked with contrasting warning strips.
A toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities is located on the ground floor and on the first floor.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
There is no baby changing table.
By the ticket office there is a zone of independent play for children and a rest place.
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack and lockers intended for independent use.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office.
It is possible to use a sign language interpreter (online contact).
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
On the museum grounds there are no parking spaces for persons with disabilities. The nearest paid spaces are in the car park at ul. Rzeźnicka.

Branch of Modern Art, ul. Cystersów 18, 80-330 Gdańsk

The entrance to the building is from ul. Cystersów, on the right side, directly after entering through the gate into Oliwa Park from the side of Oliwa Cathedral. One step downwards leads to the entrance.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack and lockers intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building meet accessibility requirements.
Part of the exhibition rooms on the ground floor of the building is accessible to persons with motor disabilities.
The remaining storeys available to visitors can be reached exclusively by means of stairs.
The building lacks a toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities.
There is no baby changing table.
There is no separate zone of independent play for children and no rest place.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
No parking space for persons with disabilities has been provided on the museum grounds. The nearest space can be found in the strip of parking spaces directly by the wall enclosing Oliwa Cathedral and in the surrounding streets with separated paid parking spaces.

NOMUS Department – New Museum of Art / Gdańsk Gallery of Photography, ul. Stefana Jaracza 14, 80-863 Gdańsk

The entrance to the building is from ul. Stefana Jaracza. Stairs and a ramp lead to the entrance.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes located in the building meet accessibility requirements.
All storeys available to visitors can be reached by means of stairs and an elevator. Only stairs lead to the highest storey, on which the residential rooms are located.
A toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities is situated on the ground floor.
There is a baby changing table in the toilet.
In the reception hall a zone of independent play for children and a rest place have been set aside.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
Parking spaces for persons with disabilities are located at ul. Stefana Jaracza, next to the museum building.

Ethnography Branch, ul. Cystersów 19, 80-330 Gdańsk

The entrance to the building is on the left side, directly after entering through the gate into Oliwa Park from the side of Oliwa Cathedral.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building partially meet accessibility requirements.
There is no elevator and no platform lift in the building.
For persons with motor disabilities only the permanent exhibition “Folk Culture of Pomerania” on the ground floor is accessible. Steep stairs lead to the remaining storeys.
The building lacks a toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities.
There is a changing table in the toilet.
There is no separate zone of independent play for children and no rest place.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
No parking space for persons with disabilities has been provided on the museum grounds. The nearest space can be found in the strip of parking spaces directly by the wall enclosing Oliwa Cathedral and in the surrounding streets with separated paid parking spaces.

Green Gate Branch, ul. Długi Targ 24, 80-828 Gdańsk

The entrance to the building is from the side of ul. Długi Targ. One step leads to the entrance.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building meet accessibility requirements.
The exhibition rooms on the first and second floors can be reached by means of stairs and an elevator.
The building lacks a toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities.
There is no baby changing table in the toilet.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
No parking space for persons with disabilities has been provided on the museum grounds. The nearest spaces are in the streets and car parks of the Main Town adjacent to ul. Długi Targ and ul. Długa.

Museum of the National Anthem in Będomin, Będomin 16, 83-422 Nowy Barkoczyn

The entrance to the building is from the side of the courtyard. One step leads to the entrance.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building meet accessibility requirements.
The exhibition is on the ground floor of the building. Only stairs lead to the highest storey, on which the offices are located.
A toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities is located in the neighbouring building on the museum grounds (in the administrative building). Museum staff should be asked about its location.
There is no baby changing table in the toilet.
Recordings containing commentary on the exhibition, recordings of pieces and of music boxes, and the text of the Polish anthem in the Braille alphabet are available.
There is no separate zone of independent play for children and no rest place.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
A car park has been provided on the museum grounds, however no parking space for persons with disabilities has been designated.

Museum of Noble Traditions. Pomeranian Centre for Contacts with Polonia in Waplewo Wielkie, 82-410 Waplewo Wielkie

The entrance to the building leads across ground surfaced with coarse gravel, which makes moving with a wheelchair or a child’s pushchair difficult.
Steep stairs lead to the main entrance, there is no access ramp.
In the rear wing of the building there is a platform lift enabling access to the exhibition rooms of the first storey.
Straight ahead of the entrance doors there is a ticket office.
An induction loop is available at the ticket office. There is a possibility of using a sign language interpreter (online contact).
In the publicly accessible space of the building there is a coat rack intended for independent use.
The widths of the doors and the circulation routes in the building meet accessibility requirements.
The exhibition is on the ground floor of the building. Only stairs lead to the highest storey, on which the residential rooms and the social rooms are located.
A toilet adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities is situated on the ground floor.
There is no baby changing table in the toilet.
A model of the Palace with explanations in the Braille alphabet is available.
There is no separate zone of independent play for children and no rest place.
The building lacks tactile maps, plaques with the Braille alphabet, and a sound navigation system for blind persons.
The building can be entered with an assistance dog or a guide dog. No restrictions apply in this respect.
Parking spaces for persons with disabilities are located in a separated and marked car park by the museum.