Museu Etnològic i de Cultures del Món – Montcada

There are foot-tactile routers in the entrance hall. There is also a tactile and visual location map, marked with ink and Braille. The signage of spaces (toilets, assembly hall, didactic classroom) is marked with Braille. Dossier with the map-guide of the permanent collection, easy to read and published in enlarged print and Braille. On loan at reception. Available in Catalan and Spanish. Audio guide with audio description of the most outstanding pieces of the permanent exhibition in Catalan, Spanish, English and French. The permanent exhibition also has tactile stations with reproductions of pieces available to the public and with information in Braille. Guide dogs are allowed throughout the premises.

How to get there by adapted public transport: All TMB buses are wheelchair accessible. Of the three Metro stations closest to the museum, Jaume I (L4) does not have a lift. The ones that are wheelchair accessible are: Arc de Triomf (L1) and Liceu (L3). Entrance: You enter the museum on foot. Reception: The reception desk has two heights: 80 cm and 115 cm. Mobility inside the museum: Wheelchair loan service. Ask at reception. The route through the interior of the museum does not present any difficulties in movement. The rooms are spacious and, between the exhibition elements, there is enough space to move around in a wheelchair. The flooring is non-slip. There are seats to rest along the route. Lifts: The museum has two lifts. One of them with doors 91.5 cm wide. Interior dimensions: width 142 cm and depth 141 cm. Capacity for 4 people. The buttons are 100 cm high. The other elevator has a door 110 cm wide and another 80 cm. Interior dimensions: width 140 cm and depth 290 cm. Capacity for 13 people. Toilets: There are adapted toilets on the ground floor. The cabin door measures 84 cm wide. There is a folding bar on each side. The taps have a push button. The sink in the toilet is 83 cm high and allows frontal approach. There is a baby changing table. Shop: No architectural barriers. Its access is on level ground and allows wheelchair access.