Sant Pau Recinte Modernista

Next to the entrance, in the Sala Hipòstila, there is a tactile map of the location and orientation of the spaces that can be visited in the Modernist Site of Sant Pau. This tactile map is also labeled in Braille, and locates all the services and spaces included in the tour route. The tour route also has 12 intelligent Navilens codes distributed throughout the different spaces. These codes allow people with visual impairments to orient themselves and receive information about the pavilions and exhibition spaces of the site. To enjoy this information, it will be necessary to have the Navilens application downloaded on your mobile phone. The information brochure of the Site is available in Braille for consultation, in Catalan, Spanish and English. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed throughout the site.

How to get there: Adapted public transport: apart from the buses, which are accessible, there are two Metro stations very close by that have a lift, Sant Pau-Dos de Maig (L5) and Sagrada Família (L2 and L5). Entrance: Access to the site is on level ground. It is located in the middle of a chamfer in the Eixample with an iron gate about 6 metres wide, always open during visiting hours. This access leads to a large patio where, a few metres further on, there is the reception, on level ground and with automatic glass doors. Reception: The reception desk has two heights: 75 cm and 115 cm. There is a left-luggage office with accessible lockers. Mobility within the site: Two wheelchairs are available for loan. Ask at reception. The flooring varies depending on the location: cement, tiles or carpet in some pavilions and in the lift. The tour itinerary at certain points presents alternative routes to avoid the flights of stairs. The exhibition elements are at a suitable height for visitors in wheelchairs. There are seats along the route to rest. Elevators: All elevators are adapted. To use them, there is assistance from the site staff. The doors are automatic and have a width of 90 cm. The buttons, in Braille and high relief, are at a height of 70 cm. There is a bar on one side. Audible information about the floor where it stops and acoustic signal of arrival on the floor. Toilets: There are several adapted toilets along the route, although not all are marked with the wheelchair pictogram. The cabin door is 90 cm wide. All toilets have grab bars (two folding or one fixed and one folding, depending on the case). Under the sink there is a free space that allows frontal approach. There are baby changing tables. Auditorium: The auditorium is in the Pau Gil room. It is accessed by elevator. Shop: The shop is located at street level and the entrance is at ground level. The display cases and displays are at a suitable height for a wheelchair user.