"El culte a la bellesa" ("The Cult of Beauty") Exhibition

The CCCB provides a booklet with exhibition texts in large print and Braille. In some areas of the centre, there is limited contrast between doors and surrounding surfaces. Glass doors are marked with logos and dots, although the contrast may occasionally be insufficient or reflections may occur. Most doors are sliding. Guided tours for visitors who are blind can be arranged in advance. Guide dogs are welcome throughout the venue.

The CCCB has step-free entrances. The different floors are connected by lifts and long ramps, some of which have gradients steeper than those permitted under current regulations. The galleries are wide enough for wheelchair users to move around easily. The centre takes the space needed for wheelchair access into account when installing its exhibitions. The reception and ticket desks are between 1.10 and 1.20 m high. They do not have lowered sections suitable for wheelchair users or people of short stature. There are two parking spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility in front of the entrance on Carrer de Montalegre. The CCCB has two wheelchairs and folding seats available for visitors to use. The building has accessible toilets.

Since 2010, the CCCB has run the AlzheimArt programme, offering visits specifically for people with Alzheimer’s disease, their families and carers. The CCCB also provides its exhibition texts in Easy Read format.