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Accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing

The galleries of the permanent collection are quiet.

There are very few sound devices.

Access to the artworks is mainly visual.

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Le mahJ a obtenu la marque Tourisme & Handicap pour le handicap auditif.


Devices equipped with magnetic loops (BIM) 

The reception and security desk
The ticket office
The auditorium (ask the agents to give you an audiophone with BIM)

Visits and walks outside the museum: ask for the BIM

To follow these activities, you can ask for audiophones equipped with BIM. To request the BIM, after having purchased your ticket at a reduced rate on the internet, write to handicaps.

Discover the permanent collection with the audio guides 

The audio guides in the permanent collection are free. The volume is adjustable. Headphones or a BIM can be added. More information.

Visitor guide in a application

Avisitor guide is available on Bloomberg Connects. Download the application onto your smartphone at home or when you arrive at the museum. More information.

Coming in a group

Many of the tours and walks offered to groups are accessible to hearing-impaired visitors using lip-reading or the T function of their hearing aid (to be coupled with a BIM).

All groups must make a booking.

A reduced rate is applied to groups of visitors with disabilities:

40€ for a guided tour (compared to 140€ + 7€ entrance fee for a group of adult visitors).


 

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Contact

Any question? Write to handicaps.

Group booking: write to groups.