Specific audiences
The museums aim to make the collections accessible to all visitors. As a result, visits adapted to audiences with specific needs have been developed.
In 2017, the Grand Curtius renewed its adherence to the Acces-i label
People with reduced mobility
The Grand Curtius is fully adapted for people with reduced mobility, thanks to the presence of lifts, access ramps and disabled parking spaces nearby. The museum also has wheelchairs and stick seats available for visitors, as well as accessible toilets.
People with visual impairments
The museums' Entertainment Department offers visually-impaired visitors an adapted museum itinerary. An audio-description presentation of the museum with tactile elements allows groups to discover the collections.
People with intellectual disabilities
Visits adapted to people with intellectual disabilities have been developed in collaboration with two associations, Inclusion and Mouvement Personne D’abord. These visits are adapted to different needs.
People with auditory disabilities
Guided visits are available, accompanied by a guide who is trained to work with the hearing impaired. A sign language interpreter from the Service d’Interprétation des Sourds en Wallonie (SiSW) accompanies the group throughout the visit and interprets the commentary. Please note: the price may vary depending on the conditions of the SiSW. Tablets with videos dubbed in sign language are also available.
Newcomers
The museums' Entertainment Department offers special visits for first-time visitors.
These visits are based on the discovery of our heritage and the acquisition of a new vocabulary.
People in social and/or economic difficulty
Guided visits for groups of people in social and/or economic difficulty focus on the notion of cultural democracy by creating a link between culture, aestheticism and the citizen.