Accessibility
Accessibility
The Musuem is completely accessible for disabled visitors thanks to an elevator that directly reaches the rooms as well as the Theater: this allows the visitors to have a look at the Theatre Hall directly from the Musem.
To use the elevator, you only need to ask for help to the staff at the entrance.
The entrance is free for disabled visitors as well as for their companions.
Guide dogs for blind and visually impaired people can enter in the Museum as well.
For many years the Museum has been organizing the project called "No-Limits Museum", created to favour the accessibility of the Museum and the collections it hosts.
“No-Limits Museum” is a project aimed at providing a link between the world of the Theatre and the people who are less able to experience it.
The project is intended for the following:
- Deaf and mute people
Guided visits with the aid of a sign-language interpreter (in co-operation with the Ente Nazionale Sordi).
- People with neuro-motor disabilities.
Choir workshops in co-operation with the Children’s Choir of the Teatro alla Scala and the Associazione Famiglie SMA Genitori per la ricerca sull’Atrofia Muscolare Spinale. -
People with Mmtor disabilities.
Guided visits (in co-operaton with UILDM Unione Italiana Lotta alla Distrofia Muscolare). -
Blind and visually impaired people
Guided visits and workshops using sounds (in co-operation with the Unione Italiana Ciechi and Istituto dei Ciechi of Milan). - Community centers in peripheral urban areas.
Guided visits in co-operation with the Centro Sociale Barrio’s and the Associazione Luisa Berardi Onlus.
- Senior citizens: culture with no obstacles and days dedicated to the third and fourth ages
Guided visits (in co-operation with the Fondazione Palazzolo Don Carlo Gnocchi of Milan).
Admission is completely free for people living with a disability and their accompanying person.
For all information and reservations, write to [email protected]