Sordello Square, 27
CONTACTS
Ticket office and information
Telephone: +390376352100
E-mail: pal-mn@beniculturali.it
Website: Doge's Palace – Archaeological Museum
Clicking on the wheelchair icon takes you to a web page with information about the museum complex's accessibility and contact information for information and assistance. (On mobile devices, access the page by opening the hamburger menu and clicking "info" and then "welcome").
HOW TO GET THERE
Public Transport:
From the train station (A) you can take the APAM lines: 4C /4S /4T /12.
All APAM buses are equipped with a lift and, for urban routes, a voice announcement service for bus stops. Currently, for adequate assistance, Reporting of use of the service is required.
For more information, visit the website: APAM – Mobility Services
By car:
There are several parking areas in the immediate vicinity of the building, including reserved parking spaces (shown on the map). The parking lots are cobbled, and you must walk for a medium-long distance before reaching the sidewalk. In certain circumstances, such as when using a manual wheelchair, this could be a source of danger and/or inconvenience.
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NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Ticket office:
The ticket office is the same as the Palazzo Ducale and is located under the portico in Piazza Sordello. The reception desk is too high for a wheelchair user, so you may need the assistance of a companion or ask the staff to leave the desk.
Entrance and exit of the building:
The main entrance is located at the Piazza Sordello entrance and is the same for all users. The exit is on Piazza Castello, which connects to Piazza Sordello via a cobblestone ramp with a gradient exceeding 8%. Upon request, you can contact Palazzo Ducale staff to request access and parking in Piazza Castello.
Visiting route:
The museum's tour is fully accessible, and there is an elevator connecting all floors. However, due to the layout of some exhibits, viewing the exhibits and information panels can be difficult for wheelchair users or children, for example.
Toilets:
Accessible toilets are available (in accordance with regulations).
Additional services:
There are no additional services, in particular the lack of tools to help blind and visually impaired people understand the place..