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Russia, San Petersburg
Hermitage

Opening hours:
All three facilities will still open to visitors at the same time – 11.00 am. The
changes will affect the “extended days”, when the museum stays open longer
for the convenience of its guests. The new working hours are being
introduced on the basis of an analysis of visitor numbers against time.
In the Main Museum Complex and General Staff building, Tuesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays will become extended days. In both cases, they will
now stay open until 8.00 pm on those days. On Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays, they will close at 6.00 pm. The last time slot for visits begins two
hours before closing.
The Museum of the Imperial Porcelain Factory works every day (except
Monday) from 11.00 am to 6.00 pm. Saturday will become an extended day,
with the museum remaining open until 7.00 pm. The last time slot for visits
there begins an hour before closing.
Ticket offices at all the facilities stop working an hour before the museum
closes.Information about the current working hours for all the Hermitage
display facilities can be found on the website in the Visit Us section.

General admission:
Prices for entry tickets in the main (non-concessionary) category:
Main Museum Complex– 500 roubles
General Staff building – 500 roubles
Winter Palace of Peter the Great– 600 roubles
Menshikov Palace– 600 roubles

Staraya Derevnya Restoration and Storage Centre– 600 roubles
Museum of the Imperial Porcelain Factory– 300 roubles
Reduced entry ticket:-
Free admission:-

Accessibility:

Care for visitors with disabilities:

Highlights of masterpieces:
Netherlandish Painting of the 15th-16th Centuries
French Painting of the 15th-18th Centuries
Flemish Painting of the 17th - 18th Centuries

Educational practices:
The Youth Educational Center is the new museum environment for the
creation of experimental educational and cultural programmes delivered to the
students from St. Petersburg, other Russian cities and from abroad. In order
to meet your education needs the unique programmes were designed
including the masterclasses by the famous figures of art and culture, the
series of lectures on the history and theory of art and many more. You can
also become a member of the “Hermitage” Student Club that will enable you
to pursue studies at the museum’s exhibitions according to the uniquely

designed courses, as well as to take part in themed evenings and festivities in
the Hermitage halls.
Educational programmes

Specialized programmes on art history in the Hermitage halls for the organized groups
of senior pupils and students of Russian and foreign higher educational institutions.
Virtual tour:
A new virtual tour is now available on the State Hermitage website. It is
devoted to the exhibition “Fyodor Nikolaevsky, Photographer of the Imperial
Hermitage” that will be running in the Picket Hall of the Winter Palace until 27
February 2022. The virtual tour will allow people to acquaint themselves with
the contents of the exhibition even after it closes.Photographs are a
vulnerable medium prone to fading that can be displayed only under strict
conditions and for a limited amount of time. Temporary exhibitions provide a
rare opportunity to explore the Hermitage’s rich photographic collections.
Thanks to new technologies, it is possible to admire amazingly beautiful prints
in the Virtual Visit section of the museum’s official website.
The exhibition “Fyodor Nikolaevsky, Photographer of the Imperial Hermitage”
tells about the oeuvre of the first and only photographer granted the title
“Photographer of the Imperial Hermitage”.
Fyodor Lvovich Nikolaévsky was the professional pseudonym of the engraver,
engineer-inventor and photographer Faibel Leibovich Mikolaévsky (1849–
1917), who was a well-known figure in Saint Petersburg’s creative circles
around the turn of the 20th century.
On show together for the first time, more than 100 works from the collection of
the State Hermitage cast light on various stages in Nikolaevsky’s creative
biography: his studies at the Imperial Academy of Arts and work in the Military
Topographic Department of the General Staff, his collaboration with artistic
publications, museums, private collectors and scholars researching Russian
and world art. The virtual exhibition includes pictures of architectural

monuments and palace interiors, works of art from private and museum
collections, general views and furnishings of imperial palaces, noble country
estates, the museum of the Imperial Academy of Arts, the Russian Museum,
the Kremlin’s Armoury Chamber and Chamber of Facets.
Nikolayevsky’s collaboration with the Imperial Hermitage was the most striking
chapter in his professional biography. His photographs are of exceptional
historical value. They show the halls of the museum around the turn of the
20th century, paintings and sculptures, works of applied art in the museum
collection.
The visual part of the tour consists of ten spherical panoramas supplemented
by detailed commentaries in Russian and English that open when you click
the information symbol next to the name of the section at the top. Additionally,
105 individual exhibits are marked with the same symbol that can be clicked
on to open up a larger image and obtain further information.

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Finland, Helsinki
National Gallery of Finland

Opening hours:
January - April
Tue-Sun 11 am – 6 pm
May - August
Mon-Sun 11 am – 6 pm
September - December
Tue-Sun 11 am – 6 pm
Exceptional opening hours/closed
April 15, Easter, closed
May 1, May Day, closed
June 25–26, Midsummer Eve and Day, closed
December 24–25, Christmas time closure
General admission:
Adults €15 (at the museum)
Adults €14 (webshop)

Reduced entry ticket:
Reduced €10* (at the museum)
Reduced € 9,50* (webshop)

Free admission:
Reduced entry fee applies students, pensioners, senior citizens, and

persons over 65 years, unemployed, conscripts, persons undergoing non-
military service and groups more than 10 persons

Free admission:
On Fridays 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
On International Museum Day, 18 May
On Helsinki Day, 12 June.
Entry is free for those under 18 years

Accessibility:
The accessible entrance is at street level on Mannerheimintie under the
main staircase. There is a phone at the door for contacting museum staff
who will open the door. The accessible toilet is on the ground floor near the
entrance and the public lift leads to all floors.
Visitors may borrow wheelchairs and rollator walking aids from the
cloakroom. There is a wheelchair lift on the first floor between the prehistoric
exhibition and the medieval church room in room 105. There is room for
wheelchairs at the back of the auditorium.
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
The self-service cloakroom is free of charge and is located on the first floor
next to the museum's main entrance. There are coin-operated (50 cent)
lockers next to the cloakroom and on the ground floor.
The lift connecting the floors of the building is next to the central hall and
ticket sales counter. The first floor exhibition area has a lift for wheelchairs
and movement-impaired between the prehistoric exhibition and the medieval
church room in room 105.
An induction loop system is installed at the Ticket Counter and in the
Auditorium.
Magnifying glasses and torches can be borrowed from the ticket counter.
Guided tours and workshops can be customized for special groups of
visitors. Guided tours can be ordered in Finnish, Swedish, English, Chinese,
Japanese, German, French and Russian. For more information please
contact guide bookings, tel. +358 295 33 6902, Tue-Fri 9 am -12 noon.
Bookings one week in advance. Over 30 or more persons groups, two weeks
in advance.
The cafeteria is on the ground floor of the museum. The accessible entrance
is at street level on Mannerheimintie under the main staircase. Tel. +358 40
1597 679
The Museum Shop is on the first floor next to the entrance. Free entrance.
Enquiries tel: +358 295 33 6903, +358 295 33 6901
Strollers can be borrowed from the cloakroom next to the central hall of the
museum

There are public toilets on the first floor near the central hall next to ticket
sales and on the ground floor next to the auditorium.
Accessible toilet is on the ground floor.
The childcare room is on the ground floor. The cafeteria has feeding-chairs
and a microwave for heating food for children. Strollers can be borrowed
from the cloakroom next to the central hall of the museum.
Care for visitors with disabilities:

Highlights of masterpieces:

Educational practices:
Guided tours for pupil or student groups
New perspectives for learning, from early childhood education to higher
education! The unique environment and items of the National Museum
support cultural dialogue and the development of multiliteracy, and they also
work as inspiration for phenomenon-based learning. In addition to history
classes, you can also use the museum services for teaching social subjects
or sciences and art.
Virtual tour:Free audio tours of the exhibitions
The National Museum of Finland offers audio tours of all three of its
permanent exhibitions. There is also an additional tour available about the
history, frescoes and architecture of the museum building. Borrow an audio
guide device from the museum or listen to the stories on your smartphone
with your own headphones.

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Moscow
Pushkin Museum

Opening hours:
Main Building
(Moscow, Russia, Volkhonka 12, 119019)
Tuesday, Wednesday: 11 AM to 8 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 7 p.m.
Thursday, Friday: 11 AM to 9 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 8 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday: 10 AM to 8 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 7 p.m.
Closed: Monday
Gallery of 19th and 20th century European and American art
(Moscow, Russia, Volkhonka 14, 119019)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday: 11 AM to 8 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 7 p.m.
Thursday, Friday: 11 AM to 9 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 8 p.m.
Closed: Monday
Ivan Tsvetaev Educational Art Museum
(Moscow, Russia, Chayanova Street 15, 125047)
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 AM to 5 PM
Ticket office and entrance are open until 4 p.m.
Closed: Sunday, Monday
Museion Educational Centre
(Moscow, Russia, Kolymazhny Pereulok Bldg. 6/2/3, 119019)
Tuesday-Sunday: 11 AM to 6 PM
Closed: Monday
Sviatoslav Richter Memorial Apartment
(Moscow, Russia, Bolshaya Bronnaya Street 2/6, Apt. 58 (Floor
16), 123104)
Wednesday-Saturday: 2 PM to 8 PM
Sunday: 12 AM to 6 PM
Closed: Mondays, Tuesdays

Eduard Steinberg's Workshop
(Tarusa, Paustovskogo st., 15, 249100)
(Eduard Steinberg's Workshop is open only in summer)
Saturday: 11 AM to 7 PM
Sunday: 11 AM to 6 PM
Closed on weekdays

General admission:
Entrance ticket to the :Main Building
• 600 rubles (on weekdays – 500 rubles) – entrance ticket;
• 300 rubles (on weekdays – 250 rubles) – reduced-fare ticket;
Entrance ticket to the Gallery of 19th and 20th Century European and
American Art:
• 600 rubles (on weekdays – 500 rubles) – entrance ticket;
• 300 rubles (on weekdays – 250 rubles) – reduced-fare ticket;
.
Reduced entry ticket:Reduced-fare tickets are available to eligible visitor
categories upon the presentation of a confirmation document. You can buy a
ticket of any category online, but please be sure to bring a document
confirming your eligibility for the discount, as you may need to present it at a
checkpoint.
Free admission: Free of charge – children age 6 and under, other eligible
categories.
Accessibility:The Pushkin Museum makes every effort to provide a safe
environment for people with disabilities across all museum premises.
In view of the classic architectural features of the Pushkin Museum that
affect accessibility, visitors in wheelchairs are recommended to make a prior
registration by phone:
+7(985)863-39-84 or by e-mail:museum4all@arts-museum.ru.
Moreover. visitors in wheelchairs can use powered tracked stairclimbers
(hereinafter – Stairclimber) to move up and down the stairs in the Main
Building and 19th and 20th Century European and American Art Gallery.
In the Main Building – LIFTKAR SANO PTR XT 160.
Maximum load – 160 kg.
In the Gallery - T09 ROBY PPP Vimec.
Maximum load – 130 kg.
Visitors using mobility scooters, segways, walking frames, etc., can also use
free stairclimbers offered by the museum for moving up and down the stairs
or wheelchairs for moving on the museum premises as may be necessary.

The stairclimber can be fixed in an inclined position. To prevent discomfort
for visitors using wheelchairs with low backseat, we offer free museum
wheelchairs.
As recommended by the Russian Society of Disabled People, a group of
visitors in wheelchairs may not exceed 5 persons.
Please contact us before visiting the museum!
Phone: +7(985)863-39-84
email:museum4all@arts-museum.ru.

Care for visitors with disabilities:
Due to the risk of an aggravation of the epidemiological situation, we offer
our visitors an individual visit to the Pushkin Museum.
PEOPLE WITH IMPAIRED FUNCTION OF THE MUSCULOSKELETAL
SYSTEM
You can go through entrance No. 5 (from the side of Kolymazhny Lane).
Please notify about your visit in advance by calling +79858633984 so that
the museum staff will meet you and help you up the stairs.
PEOPLE WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
We offer you individual visits accompanied by a representative of the
department of inclusive programs. Arrange your visit 1-2 days in advance by
calling +79858633984. Then you will be able to get acquainted with tactile
models, which are carefully treated with disinfectants before and after your
visit.
FOR VISITORS WITH LIMITED MOBILITY
During your visit to the museum, you can use equipment for visitors with
limited mobility: a cane, a cane with a seat, a walker or a wheelchair, the use
of which in the halls is allowed by the museum curators. To use this service,
on the day of your visit, contact the administrator at the information desk (the
number of equipment is limited). The equipment is disinfected after each use
by the visitor.
When planning your visit to the museum, please read the new visiting rules
on the Museum Visiting Rules page in advance .

We express our gratitude for the support to the Charitable Foundation
"Absolut-Help" and personally to the Chairman of the General Meeting of the
Charitable Foundation "Absolut-Help" Svetakov A.A.
Educational practices: Internships for students of Russian universities are
held at the museum as part of the development of research activities. Interns get a
unique opportunity to learn how the work is organized in the museum, to study
various types of its activities.
Students can complete internships in the following areas:
- marketing and PR,
- inclusive programs,
The duration of the practice is from 2 weeks. The possibility of internship is
provided if there is an agreement between the university and the museum, free
places in the museum, pre-arranged documents and time with the internship curator
from the museum.

How to get an internship at the museum
To apply for an internship at our museum, send an official request to the museum's
scientific secretary at anna.ragulina@arts-museum.ru or send it to the information
desk in the Museum's Main Building.
The request must be made in the name of the director of the museum on the
letterhead of the educational institution / place of work, with the signature of the
rector / head and the seal of the organization, indicate the duration of the practice
and the name of the scientific topic being developed.

Highlights of masterpieces:
1Anisfeld B.I. Scenery sketch. Sketch of scenery for
M.A.Balakirev's ballet "Islamey" 1911
2Bakst L.S. Picture. Portrait of the artist Konstantin Andreevich
Somov. 1897
3Bakst L.S. Picture. Portrait of the ballerina Isadora Duncan
(1878-1927). 1908
4Boilly L. Painting. Fainting. 1791
5Boilly L. Painting. Workshop of the artist. 1800

Virtual tour:
Signs and Gestures: How to read Medieval Images
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WWalking through the halls with medieval collection of a museum or entering
a Gothic cathedral with lots of statues, stained-glass windows, altar images
and frescoes, the modern viewer often gets confused. This is so not only
because he does not know Biblical stories or does not remember by heart all
the Hebrew prophets or Christian saints. Often the misunderstanding lays in
how an image is designed and how to read it.
Where is the beginning and the end of a story? Why some figures are
depicted several times on the same image? What their poses and gestures
mean? Why certain objects are painted in unnatural colors, and people are
in size of a church or castle’s tower? Besides, museum exhibits were not
created as museum exhibits.
Every item, that nowadays has an inventory number and is inscribed in the
genealogy of visual forms, served a specific – practical of symbolical –
function. Without knowing why they were carved of stone, cast of metal or
painted, how and by whom they were ones used, we will not be able to
understand how to look at them today. In this course of seven lectures
medievalist Mikhail Maizuls searches answers to these questions on the
example of medieval sculptures and altar panels from the collection of the
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts.
The Pushkin Museum INTRO “Media Art: Practices and Optics”
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A new course of the Virtual Academy is prepared by the leading Russian
specialists in new media and technologies. It is focused on video art,
cinema, computer and interactive art, video and digital performance, artificial

intelligence, net art, crypto art and an emerging phenomenon of NFT (Non-
Fungible Token – a type of digital assets/certificates used to sell digital

goods, artworks included). The course gives a revised approach to
presenting its content: instead of a lecturer, we have a guide who leads
viewers through the flux of visual imagery; and instead of simple illustrations,
we have a dynamic collage of image and sound.

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Polland, Krakow
National Museum in Krakow

Opening hours:OOPENING HOURS
MON: CLOSED
TUESDAY: 10.00-19.00
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY: 10.00-18.00
FRIDAY - SATURDAY: 10.00-19.00
SUNDAY: 10.00-18.00

General admission:
Normal admission ticket – Malczewski 25.00
Reduced entry ticket:
Reduced admission ticket – Malczewski 15.00

Free admission:-

Accessibility:Architectural accessibility
Main Building NMK
Thanks to the installation of special external and internal elevators, stair
platforms and portable rails, the Main Building of the National Museum in
Krakow has become almost completely accessible to disabled people (no
access to the cloakroom and mezzanine on the 2nd floor).
A toilet adapted to the needs of people with reduced mobility is located on
the ground floor of the building. No parking space for people with disabilities,
no own parking lot. Right at the entrance to the building there is a paid
underground car park with parking spaces for disabled people
http://mi.krakow.pl/parkingi/parking-przy-muzeum
There are no descriptions of objects in Braille in the Main Building; the

buttons on the internal elevator are described. The info point is a free-
standing island, freely accessible from two sides; no lowered table top in the

building's ticket offices. The building has wide communication routes without
any obstacles.
There is a couch next to the museum shop where you can sit down and feed
your child. The changing table is located in the largest toilet on the ground
floor and in the women's toilet next to the changing room on level 1.

The main entrance, due to the installed elevator, is the only accessible
entrance for the disabled. The entrance door is large and equipped with very
strong actuators, which may make it difficult to open. Object equipped with a
defibrillator.

Care for visitors with disabilities:The declaration of the availability of
the mnk.pl
website The National Museum in Krakow undertakes to ensure the
availability of its website in accordance with the Act of April 4, 2019 on digital
accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities. The
accessibility statement applies to the website of the National Museum in
Krakow.

Date of website publication: 18/12/2014
Date of the last significant update: 31/03/2022
The website is partially compliant with the Act on digital accessibility of
websites and mobile applications of public entities due to incompatibilities or
exclusions listed below:

- the publications in the form of PDF files on the website are not available
digitally in full, files published after 09/23/2019 are available,
- some of the published photos do not have an alternative description, they
are promotional in nature and are not used for the implementation of current
tasks.

The website has the following facilities for people with disabilities:
- a contrasting version,
- the ability to change the text size,
- visible focus,
- highlighting links.

The declaration was prepared on the basis of a self-assessment carried out
by the National Museum in Krakow.
Declaration of availability of the mobile application "The Princes
Czartoryskic h Museum"
ANDROID system
The declaration of availability applies to the mobile application located in the
Play Store at:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?
id=com.beacon.audioguide&hl=pl&gl=US
Mobile App Publication Date: October 13, 2020
Last Updated: March 31, 2022
The application is partially compliant with the Act of April 4, 2019 on digital
accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities due to
non-compliance or exclusions listed below:
• Some labels are missing (this makes it impossible to read the
contents of the buttons with assistive technologies)
• Photos / images do not have an exact alternative description
• It is not possible to change the screen orientation (limited to vertical
view)
Exclusions:
• Interactive map

IOS system
The declaration of availability applies to the mobile application placed in the
App Store at the following address:

https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/muzeum-ksi%C4%85%C5%BC%C4%85t-
czartoryskich/id1527730057?l=pl

Mobile application publication date: no data available
Last Updated: March 31, 2022
The application is partially compliant with the Act of April 4, 2019 on digital
accessibility of websites and mobile applications of public entities due to
non-compliance or exclusions listed below:
• Some labels are missing (this makes it impossible to read the
contents of the buttons with assistive technologies)
• Photos / images do not have an exact alternative description
• It is not possible to change the screen orientation (limited to vertical
view)
Exclusions:

• Interactive map

Date of the declaration: March 31, 2022

Feedback and contact details

In case of problems with the availability of the website, please contact
us. The person responsible is the Director's Representative for Persons with
Disabilities, Iwona Parzyńska, e-mail address: iparzynska@mnk.pl. You can
submit requests for unavailable information in the same way, and submit
complaints about non-availability.
Everyone has the right to request that a website, mobile application or any of
their elements be available digital. You can also request information to be
made available in alternative forms, for example reading a digitally
unavailable document, describing the content of the film without audio
description, etc. The request should contain the data of the person
submitting the request, an indication of which website or mobile application
is meant and the method of contact. If the requesting person reports the
need to receive information in an alternative form, he should also specify the
form of this information.

The museum should fulfill the request immediately and no later than within 7
days. If it is not possible to meet this deadline, the Museum will immediately
inform you when it will be possible to fulfill the request, and the deadline may
not be longer than 2 months. If it is not possible to ensure accessibility, the
Museum may propose an alternative way of accessing the information.
If the Museum refuses to comply with the request to ensure the availability or
alternative access to information, a complaint may be made against such
action.

After exhausting all possibilities, the complaint may also be sent to the

Human Rights Defender https://www.rpo.gov.pl/content/jak-zglosic-sie-do-
rzecznika-praw-obywatelskich

Highlights of masterpieces:-

Educational practices:In our opinion, museum education is a kind of
bridge between the creator and the recipient, the past and the present, and
the cultural institution and its guests.
Realizing how important it is to integrate two basic issues - the aesthetic
pleasure of communing with a work of art and the satisfaction that comes
from getting to know the technique and interpretation - the Education
Department of the National Museum in Krakow prepares programs with both
professionals and art amateurs in mind.
We work in teams that create an educational offer for various groups of
recipients (schools and teachers, adults, students, children and families as
well as groups at risk of social exclusion).The programs implemented by the
Museum are tailored to the individual needs of our guests and provide an
opportunity not only to deepen the knowledge of art and culture, but also to
look at them in a non-standard way.
The main goal of all educational activities is to help in the interpretation of
works of art presented at permanent exhibitions of the NMK and during
temporary exhibitions.One of the most important assumptions of our work is
not to present ready-made solutions, but to try to provide the tools necessary
to explore the world of art.
Virtual tour:
The Princes Czartoryski Museum can also be visited virtually - as part of
online walks, you can see selected rooms of the permanent exhibition and
broaden your knowledge about the Czartoryski collection. We virtually show
such works of art as Rembrandt's Landscape with the Good Samaritan,
Leonardo da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine , as well as national souvenirs,
incl.placed in the showcase with the Royal Casket.
We invite you to three sightseeing paths:
• Czartoryskich halls:https://mnk.pl/3d/Sale_Czartoryskich/index.htm
• Art of the times of Rembrandt and Lady with an
Ermine:https://mnk.pl/3d/Sale_Leonarda/index.htm
• Medieval art:https://mnk.pl/3d/Sztuka_Sred medievalna/index.htm

Each of the sightseeing paths is available in 5 versions:
• Polish language with a teacher
• English with a teacher
• Sign language

• Audio description
• Simplified language (ETR)

The appropriate language version can be selected on the start panel - select
the icon and then click "start".The language version can also be changed
during the walk from the drop-down menu in the upper right corner by
selecting the flag icon.The drop-down menu also includes the option to
enable / disable music, enable / disable transition points around the room
and enable the full screen display option.

The icons in the lower right corner allow you to find exhibits in the room for
which substantive descriptions have been prepared: you can find them
through the miniatures of works of art, as well as from the room plan panel.

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Le Gallerie degli Uffizi, Florence
Opening hours:
From Tuesday to Sunday, 8.15 am to 6.30pm
General admission:
20€
Reduced entry ticket:
2€. European union citizens only, over 18 and until the day of the twenty-fifth year of age
showing passport or ID. Among the non-European countries, reduced-price tickets are
granted to citizens from Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Uruguay and citizens with
permit cards issued for the reasons listed on the website of the Italian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
Free admission:
Proof of eligibility for free entry is to be shown when picking up your tickets.
● Children under 18 years of any nationality, showing passport or id card. Children
younger than 12 must be accompanied by adults;
● Persons with disabilities are entitled to free priority access only if their handicap is
certified under Law 104/92, D.M. 507/97 and D.M. 13/2019; more on Uffizi Galleries
Accessibility Information
● Scholars; university students and teachers
● Student groups and teachers
● Tour guides and interpreters

● Journalists, only if enrolled in the Italian Association of Journalists. They are
requested to show a valid certificate for the current year, in Italian or in English for
foreign citizens (i.e. Press Card).
● Italian citizens resident abroad have to show a valid document certifying their
enrollment in the Registry of Italians resident abroad (AIRE), within the limits of the
Fund specifically allocated by the Ministry.
● Employees of the Italian Ministry of Culture;
● Members of the International Council of Museums (ICOM);
● In case of studies and researches authorized by an Italian or international university,
academy, school, research institute, or cultural organization, or by the Italian Ministry
of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism, or for other justifiable reasons, the
requesting parties may be granted free admission authorized by the Director of the
Uffizi Galleries, which is valid only for specified periods of time.

Accessibility:
Access ramp in via della Ninna. Accessible entrance at the Vasari Auditorium under the
Western colunnade of the courtyard. Entrance Staff at the entrance for help. Inside the
museum, the lifts lead to the Gallery, which is completely accessible.
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Highlights of masterpieces:
● St. Peter Martyr Triptych
● Madonna of Humility
Educational practices:

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Napoli, Museo Capodimonte
Opening hours:
8:30-19:30
General admission:
12 € full
Reduced entry ticket:
-2 € reduced for citizens of the European Union between 18 and 25 years (up to the day of
their 25th birthday).
Free admission:
Free for children under 18 and for Italian citizens living abroad.
Accessibility:
Care for visitors with disabilities:
The Museum&#39;s Educational Services and Real Bosco di Capodimonte, in collaboration with
Tulipano Art Friendly (services and museum activities for people with autism and / or
cognitive disabilities) of Il Tulipano Cooperativa Sociale, propose the sixth edition of A Royal
Forest for ALL . Schedule of meetings for children and young adults with autism spectrum
disorder and / or cognitive disability and their families - and schools - benefiting from the
advice and collaboration of the Department of Motor Science and Wellness at Parthenope
University in Naples and the Department of Translational Medical Sciences of the Federico II
University of Naples with the contribution of the Banco Napoli Foundation.

Highlights of masterpieces:
● Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi), Flagellation of Christ, 1607
● Caravaggio, R. Longhi, 1951
Educational practices:
Le Nuvole loves to experiment with new formulas and languages. A theater of innovation in
art and naturalistic museums amidst paintings, sculptures, exhibitions and age-old trees.
Suggestions and provocations, where the audience meets to tell each other about the
different ways of reading and interpreting, knowing the multiple realities of art.
In schools or groups of visitors of all ages, we offer evocative and exciting formulas to
explore art places and places of cultural interest: show visits, game visits, themed tours,
tours for audiences of all ages

Virtual tour:

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Villa Farnesina
Opening hours:
Open every day from Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 7pm (last admission 5pm). Monday closed
General admission:
€7,00

Reduced entry ticket:
€5,00
Free admission:
Accessibility:
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Highlights of masterpieces:
Raphael’s Triumph of Galatea
Divine Love and Envy in the Loggia of Cupid and Psyche
Educational practices:
Virtual tour:

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Galleria Borghese, Rome
Opening hours:
The Gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday. From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Last entrance at 5.45
p.m.
Closed on: 1st January and 25th December.
The ticket office is open from 8.30 am to 1 hour before closing time.

General admission:
FULL PRICE € 13,00 (last slot € 8,00)
Reduced entry ticket:
DISCOUNTED 18-25 years of age € 2,00
Free admission:
FREE OF CHARGE WITH OBLIGATORY RESERVATION
● visitors under 18 years of age
● students and professor of architecture, conservation of cultural heritage, education,
degree courses in humanities or literary subjects with focus on archaeology, history
or art history in humanities and philosophy departments, or corresponding faculties
and courses in EU member states
● students and professor of Fine Arts Academies or equivalent in the EU
● employees of Ministry of culture
● ICOM members
● groups of students from public or private schools of the European Union
accompanied by their teachers
● Italian school teaching staff, whether permanent or with a fixed-term contract, upon
presentation of a suitable certificate issued by the educational institution
● Italian citizens enrolled in the Registry of Italians Resident Abroad (AIRE), upon
presentation of an appropriate document certifying their enrolment in AIRE or a duly
completed declaration in lieu of certification
Accessibility-Care for visitors with disabilities:

People with disabilities or with reduced mobility, after having collected their ticket, can go to
the Gallery entrance, located to the right of the façade, to check their ticket and with the
reception staff.
To begin the visit to the museum, the entrance at the back of the building, in Piazzale
Scipione Borghese n. 5 can be used in order to avoid the flight of stairs. This door will allow
entrance to the sculpture floor of the museum, which can be visited in its entirety.
To reach the second floor, it is possible to use the elevator which, for reasons related to the
ancient structure of the building, has a reduced space capacity and does not allow the
entrance of large wheelchairs. Therefore, the Galleria Borghese provides small wheelchairs
that can fit inside the elevator and take the visitors to the second floor, where the Pinacoteca
is located. It is however required that visitors leave their personal wheelchair and use the
one provided by the museum. On the second floor there will be wheelchairs of a more
comfortable size to continue the visit pleasantly.

Highlights of masterpieces:
● Guido Reni: Lot and his daughters
● Guido Reni: Atalanta and Hippomenes
● Guido Reni: Massacre of the Innocents
● Guido Reni: David with the Head of Goliath
● Guido Reni: Paul Rebukes the Repentant Peter
● Guido Reni: Landscape with Country Dance
Educational practices:
This project of collective growth is promoted, supported, and coordinated by the Educational
Service, which boasts a long tradition and a significant history. The primary objective of the
Galleria Borghese’s Educational Service is to promote the Museum as a place for learning
about our cultural heritage and its values. It works collaboratively in cooperation with society
at large to make its collections more understandable, enjoyable, and accessible for diverse
publics. La Galleria Borghese manages its formal educational activities in cooperation with
Gebart Spa, a company that provides a diverse program of tours and thematic itineraries for
individuals, groups and families, and schools of all levels.
Virtual tour:

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Musei Vaticani
Opening hours:
● From Monday to Saturday
09.00 a.m. – 06.00 p.m. (final entry 04.00 p.m.)
● From 22 April to 29 October 2022
On Fridays and Saturdays extended opening hours until 10.30 p.m. (final entry 0
8.30 p.m.)
● Every last Sunday of the month
09.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. (final entry 12.30 p.m.)
Free entry
General admission:
Reduced entry ticket:
Free admission:
● Every last Sunday of the month
09.00 a.m. – 02.00 p.m. (final entry 12.30 p.m.)
Free entry
Accessibility:
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Highlights of masterpieces:
● Statue of Osiris-Antinous
● Sixtus IV Appointing Platina as Prefect of the Vatican Library
● Fengguan, phoenix crown worn by princesses in ceremonies
● Heracles
● Niobid Chiaramonti
● Bottom plate with busts of Peter and Paul
● Augustus of Prima Porta
● Portrait of Julius Caesar, so-called Cesare Chiaramonti
● Apollo of the Belvedere
● Vincent van Gogh, Pietà
● Plate with commemorative inscription of the works on the Clivus Martis
● Perugino, Altarpiece of the Decemvirs
● Leonardo da Vinci, St. Jerome
● Nile
● Giotto of Bondone and assistants, Stefaneschi Triptych
● Peacock
● Statue of the Good Shepherd
● Gran Gala sedan
● Altarpiece: Transfiguration
● Mars of Todi
● Amphora signed by Exekias
● Mosaics of the Baths of Caracalla
● Laocoon
● Altarpiece: Deposition of Christ
● Belvedere torso
Educational practices:
Virtual tour:

● Virtual tour &quot;Necropolis of the Via Triumphalis&quot;

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Benaki Museum, Athens
Opening hours:
Monday-Wednesday-Friday-Saturday 10:00 – 18:00
Tuesday closed
Thursday 10:00 – 00:00

Sunday 10:00 – 16:00

General admission: € 12
Reduced entry ticket:
Full Admission:€ 9
Temporary Exhibition:€ 6
Journalists:€ 1
Students
Persons over 65
Teachers
Archaeologists
Conservators
Members of Hellenic Chamber of Fine Arts
Hellenic Ministry of Culture card holders

Free admission:
Every Thursday from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am excluding organized tours and guided group
visits and the International Museum Day (May 18th) if the building is open
Accessibility:
Wheelchair access at the Benaki Museum of Greek History and Culture is possible via an
accessible entrance at the rear of the building. To reach it, you will need to go down the alley
on the left hand side of the building. Once inside you can take an elevator to the exhibition
levels.

Care for visitors with disabilities:
For visitors with low vision or blindness:Get to know the Benaki Museum through detailed
verbal descriptions and multisensory narratives based on touch, movement, sound, smell
and taste that reveal the stories behind the exhibits. Once a month, visitors with low vision or
blindness attend multisensory workshops and tours that make the collections of the museum
accessible. See, Touch and Feel life and art

Highlights of masterpieces:
Visitors can find painted vases, gold wreaths of myrtle leaves that were worn 2,300 years
ago, and evocative Byzantine icons and jewelry.Evia Treasure,Thebes Treasure,Thessaly
Treasure,Paintings by El Greco,Mid 18th Century Reception Room
Educational practices:
school groups: Putting together pieces of ancient pottery
Lygeri’s journey We invite you to discover the objects of the Modern Greek Collection
through telling a short story that reminds you of folk tales. Your participation in the
evolution of history will be decisive, while the storytelling scenario will inspire you to
perform paintings but also with theatrical play selected scenes.
Colours and Shapes at Ghika’s Studio The early memories and thoughts of the great artist
from his first acquaintance with colors and shapes become an opportunity for the young
audience to learn some of the secrets of painting. In the halls of Ghika Gallery, the children
of kindergarten will experience art, by viewing, contemplating and drawing in front of a
variety of paintings and sculptures.
A day with the Toys
Playing with the Statues In the studio of sculptor Yannis Pappas the children get familiar
with the life and works of the artist, namely with his sculptures, paintings and drawings. In
his personal workshop, they will have a great opportunity to familiarize themselves with the
materials and tools that he used.
Museum and School: Connected Remotely Online!Interactive online educational
programmes for schools
During the annual Museum Day celebration 2022, the Benaki Museum Education
department will for the first time offer to remote schools of the Greek periphery an especially
designed live streaming educational programme.
Prehistoric life and art «Tour» in the first centuries of the artistic creation of the people who
lived in the Hellenic area and the Aegean islands with short stops in the most characteristic
objects of the prehistoric times.
In the footsteps of the first artists, the students create on clay their own works.
At the Yannis Pappas Studio The museum educators of Yannis Pappas Studio, adopt a
hands-on method to introduce the children into the world of the artist, his sculptures, his
paintings as well as his drawings. At the same time, they guide them in his personal studio
facilitating their acquaintance with sculptures. The Yannis Pappas Studio and its contents
become a great opportunity for introducing sculpture and painting through the methods,
techniques, materials and tools that the artist used in his work.

Everyday life in antiquity. For elementary school students Objects of the Archaic, Classical
and Hellenistic era of the Ancient Collection become the necessary setting to «transfer» the
students to an ancient city and to learn the way of life of its people.
The mystery of proportions The children will have the unique experience of a sculptor’s
Studio and at the same time they will have great fun experimenting with the notions of
geometry and proportions in art. Looking at the works of the famous artist they will
investigate the relations of volumes of various sizes and then collaborate to create their own
sculpture by using simple materials. Proportions in the third dimension are a good starting
point to familiarize themselves with the technique of magnification by changing volumes
with wooden bricks.

Adults Drawing and Painting Studio
The Benaki Museum Drawing and Painting Studio welcomes students of any age and
progression level, forming a personal curriculum depending on each students’ needs.
Virtual tour:
accompanied by an audio tour in 6 languages (Greek, English, French, Spanish, Russian,
Chinese). 1st,2nt,3rd floor of The museum of Greek culture,Ghika Gallery, The Yannhs
Pappas Studio,The benaki museum of islamic art gallery

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National Archeological Museum, Athens
Opening hours:
November 1st – Μarch 31st:
Tuesday: 13:00 – 20:00
Wednesday-Monday: 08:30 – 15:30
April 16th – October 31st:
Tuesday: 13:00 – 20:00
Wednesday-Monday: 08:00 – 20:00
General admission:From €13.80
Reduced entry ticket:
6€ (November 1st – March 31st)
12€ (April 1st – October 31st)
Three day Special ticket package: 15€
Valid for National Archaeological Museum, Epigraphic Museum, Numismatic Museum and
Byzantine and Christian Museum of Athens.
Free admission:

a. Children and young people up to the age of 25, from EU member-states, upon
presentation of their ID card or passport for verification of their age and country of origin.
b. Children up to the age of 5, from non-European Union countries, upon presentation
of their passport for verification of their age and country of origin.
c. C. Persons over 25 years, being in secondary education (evening schools, second-
chance schools) and in vocational schools from EU member-states and countries of the
European Economic Area, upon presentation of attendance certificate bearing evidence of its
duration.
d. Escorting teachers during educational visits of schools and institutions of primary,
secondary and tertiary education from EU member-states and countries of the European
Economic Area.
e. People entitled to Social Solidarity Income and members dependent on them, upon
presentation of their ID card and certificate of free entry based on eligibility to the
programme showing the duration, as well as a valid document certifying dependent
members.
f. Greek unemployed citizens upon presentation of their ID card and valid
unemployment card or recent renewal of it.
g. Greek parents of families with many children, the children being up to the age of 25
and irrespective of age if they have disabilities, upon presentation of their ID card and a valid
certificate of a large family status by the Greek Supreme Confederation of large family
parents and the Disability Certificate (issued by the Disability Certification Center).
h. Refugees, upon presentation of the International protection applicant card or a
Travelling document of the 28th July 1951 Convention (a passport of recognized refugee) or a
Foreign travelling document (a passport of recognised holder of subsidiary protection) or
residence permit.
i. Greek citizens performing their military service, with valid military service
identification card.
j. Greek -Olympic Winners upon presentation of their ID card and membership card of
the Hellenic Olympic Winners Association.
k. Official guests of the Greek State, after request of the competent Ministry
(Directorate/Office for Protocol) and approval by the General Directorate of Antiquities and
Cultural Heritage.
l. Members of Societies and Associations of Friends of State Museums and
Archaeological Sites, managed by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports, upon
presentation of their valid membership card.
m. Scientists licensed for purposes of photographing, studying, designing or publishing
antiquities, upon presentation of the relevant license.
n. Members of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece, upon presentation of their valid
membership card.
o. Greek tourist guides, upon presentation of their professional ID card.
p. Journalists, upon presentation of a valid journalist ID card.
q. Holders of a three-year Free Entry Pass.
r. Members of the Association of Greek Art Historians, upon presentation of their valid
membership card.
Accessibility:

Nearly all of the Athens National Archaeological Museum has good handicapped access.
There is wheelchair accessible ramp on the north side of the building on Herakleios Emperor
Road. This will bring you into the 1st (main) floor. There is a nearby elevator down to the
handicapped accessible restroom an the café. There is step-free access throughout the
museum.
Care for visitors with disabilities:
The National Archaeological Museum has a separate entrance for people with disabilities on
the side of Vas. Herakleiou Street, accessed either by a ramp from the main view of the
Museum or directly from the pavement of Vas. Herakleiou . Also, at the basement level there
is W.C for the disabled with all the appropriate infrastructure. Both access to the
underground level and the first floor, there are lifts. A wheelchair is also available in the
museum’s information. As for people with total or partial loss of vision, they can request a
list of 20 exhibits of the Sculpture Collection that can be accessed by museum
information.Persons with disabilities and one escort (only in the case of 67% disability),
irrespective of the country of origin, upon presentation of their ID card or passport and
Disability Certificate issued by the Single Body of Social Insurance (decision of the Disability
Certification Center-KEPA) for Greek citizens or similar certificates issued by a
corresponding authorised foreign body.
Highlights of masterpieces:
The Jockey Of Artemision,Mycenaean Warrior Vase,Bronze Statue Of Emperor Augustus
Found In The Aegean Sea,Marble Statue Of A Sphinx,The Boxers Fresco,Nestor’s Cup Or
Dove Cup,Colossal Portrait Head Of Emperor Hadrian,Marble Statue Of Kouros
Kroisos,Marble Statue Of Poseidon,Bronze Statue Of Zeus Or Poseidon,Gold Death-Mask,
Known As The Mask Of Agamemnon
Educational practices:
there are organized educational programs and services for groups of people with total or
partial loss of vision (tactile thematic tours and workshops), with deafness and special
educational needs, implemented by archaeologists of the National Archaeological Museum,
depending on the demand of the interested persons in the context of special anniversaries.
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Greece, Athens National Gallery
Opening hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10.00 – 18.00. Admission until
17.00
Tuesday: closed
Shop: 10.00. – 17.30
General admission : 10€
Reduced entry ticket: 5€

Free admission:
Accessibility:
All public spaces and facilities are accessible by elevator. If you require assistance, please ask
a security officer. Visitors who need assistance standing for long periods are asked to bring a
wheelchair or use one of the limited number of wheelchairs the National Gallery has made
available.
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Highlights of masterpieces:
Portrait of mrs serpieri collecting the Nets
The Betrothal of the Children
Exodus from Messolonghi
Grandmas favorite
On the Terrace

The Booty The Straw Hat
Wall painting
The Apotheosis of Athanasios Diakos
The studio
Street Market
Back to Essentials
Educational practices:
The National Gallery, in order to achieve its contemporary social role, has integrated new
technologies in its practice, and is offering multiple digital educational, learning and
entertainment services. The main goals of all these services are, open access to museum’s
collections and the response to the needs of the different audiences (researchers, students,
children, adults, etc.).The national Gallery has put learning, lifelong learning and
entertainment at the heart of its educational policy. Educational programmes and Children’s
Workshop that are being organized in the museum’s premises, are aiming at familiarizing
children with Modern Greek Art. Also, guided tours are organized to groups such as students
etc., and they are organized according to the age and familiarity of the group with art.
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France, Paris Musée du Louvre

Opening hours: The museum is open daily from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, except Tuesdays.
General admission: Tickets purchased online €17 and tickets purchased at the museum €15

Reduced entry ticket: -

Free admission:
§ 18-years old
§ 26-years old residents of the Europian Area
§ Pass education holders
§ Art history and applied arts teachers
§ ICOM and ICOMOS members
§ Journalists
§ Job seekers
§ People on income support
§ Disabled visitors and the person accompanying them

Accessibility:
By bus -&gt;Bus 21, 24, 27, 39, 48, 67, 68, 69, 72, 81, 85, 95 All buses are equipped to
accommodate passengers with reduced mobility.
By metro -&gt;Line 1 and 7 (Palais-Royal / Musée du Louvre) Line 14 (Pyramides)
By car -&gt;A drop-off area is located at Place du Carrousel, near the 39, 68 and 95 bus stops.

Care for visitors with disabilities:
o Visitors with physical disabilities
o Visitors with hearing impairments
o Visitors with visual impairments
o Visitors with developmental and learning disabilities

Highlights of masterpieces:
● ANCIENT MASTERPIECES FROM THE ROYAL COLLECTIONS
● ITALIAN FRESCOES ON THE WALLS OF THE LOUVRE
● THE MAKING OF REPUTATIONS
● TREASURES OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
● IMPRISONED IN STONE

Educational practices:
➢ Audio guide,
➢ Guided tours, storytime and workshops,
➢ Guided tours, storytime and workshops + Louvre

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Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid

Opening hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 9pm.
Sunday from 10am to 2:30pm and Tuesday closed.

General admission: 12 € and two visits 18€

Reduced entry ticket: 50% Reduced admission For cultural volunteers, members of official
large families, staff employed of museums not attached to the Ministry of Education, Culture
and Sport

Free admission:
● Children and youth under the age of 18
● People over the age of 65
● Students aged 25 and under (for international students is recommended to show the ISIC
card)
● Students over 25 on Degree and Postgraduate Degree courses in Fine Arts, Conservation and
Restoration, History and Art History
● Journalists
● Holders of youth card or equivalent document
● For people with a 33% degree of disability or above.
● Persons who are officially unemployed
● Teachers (foreign teachers are encouraged to show international teacher card ITIC)
● Families comprised of one or more adults and three children (or two, if one of them is
disabled), on the same official large family card
● Official tour guides
● Staff employed by any of the museums attached to the Ministry of Education, Culture and
Sport of Spain
● Royal Board of Trustees of Museo Reina Sofía
● Fundación Museo Reina Sofía
● Royal Association of Friends of Museo Reina Sofía
● Donors of cultural assets to Museo Reina Sofía
● Cultural volunteers at Museo Reina Sofía
● Member institutions of L’ Internationale confederation
● Member of the Museo&#39;s loyalty program

Accessibility:
❖ PARKING
❖ MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
❖ SEATING
❖ LIFTS
❖ CLOAKROOM AND LOCKERS
❖ FLOOR PLANS
❖ FOLLETO PROGRAMAS EDUCATIVOS
❖ INFORMATION STAFF

Care for visitors with disabilities:

➔ VISITS FOR DEAF PEOPLE
➔ SIGN GUIDE
➔ HEARING LOOP
➔ PERSONAL LOOPS

Highlights of masterpieces:
● Garden of Mixtures: Attempts to Make Place, 1995 -… &gt; Alejandra Riera
● Masterpieces from the Guggenheim collection. From Picasso to Pollock

Educational practices:
★ Program for Advanced Studies in Critical Practices
★ Critical Practices Seminar

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Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, Madrid
Opening hours:
Rooms of the permanent collection and special installations
from 10:00 to 19:00

Hyperreal exhibition . The art of trompe l&#39;oeil (ground floor)
from 10:00 to 21:00

Ragnar Kjartansson Exhibition . emotional landscapes
from 10:00 to 21:00

General admission: €13.00

Reduced entry ticket:
Group+6: €11.00
Seniors over 65 and pensioners: €9
Students: €9
Adults with large family card

Free admission:
Enter for free from €80 per year
● Mondays, all audiences
● friends of the museum
● Children and youth (-18 years)
● youth card
● Unemployed people
● People with disabilities equal to or greater than 33%
● active teachers
● Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult
● Large family group

Accessibility:
❖ Underground station to the museum: Line 2, Banco de España station
❖ Nearest BiciMAD station: Nº 29 at Marqués de Cubas, 25
❖ Nearest train stations: Atocha, Recoletos
❖ Bus routes: 1, 2, 5, 9, 10, 14, 15, 20, 27, 34, 37, 41, 51, 52, 53, 74, 146, 150
❖ Nearest public parking: Las Cortes parking
Care for visitors with disabilities:
The museum has created a special educational programme, Hecho a Medida (or Made to
Measure) aimed at children, young people and adults. It offers a range of recreational
activities to bring these groups closer to the world of art in creative and accessible ways.
With Hecho a Medida the needs of each participant are analysed to create a space adapted to
their particular needs, eliminating barriers and offering a tailor-made learning experience.
The programme is aimed at students, teachers and representatives of educational centres for
children and adults, special needs educational centres and integration groups and social
entities.
The programme is organised by EducaThyssen, the museum&#39;s education department. It aims
to provide a unique journey through the museum, whilst addressing any physical, cognitive,
sensory and communicative needs of the participants.

Highlights of masterpieces:
● The Annunciation ca. 1576 El Greco (Doménikos Theotokópoulos)
● Venus and Cupid ca. 1606 - 1611 (Peter Paul Rubens)

● Harlequin with a Mirror 1923 (Pablo Picasso)
● The See-Saw ca. 1750 - 1752 (Jean-Honoré Fragonard)
● The Dream 1912 ( Franz Marc )
● Young Knight in a Landscape ca. 1505 (Vittore Carpaccio)
● Swaying Dancer (Dancer in Green) 1877 - 1879 (Edgar Degas)
● The Grand Canal from San Vio, Venice ca. 1723 - 1724 Canaletto (Giovanni
Antonio Canal)
● Family Group in a Landscape 1645 - 1648 ( Frans Hals )
● Seated Man 1905 - 1906 ( Paul Cézanne )
● Metropolis 1916 - 1917 ( George Grosz )
● Quappi in Pink Jumper 1932 - 1934 (Max Beckmann)
● Red Man with Moustache 1971 (Willem de Kooning)
● Portrait of Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland 1904 (John Singer Sargent)
● Portrait of Giovanna degli Albizzi Tornabuoni 1489 - 1490 Domenico Ghirlandaio
(Domenico Bigordi)
● Jesus Among the Doctors 1506 (Albrecht Dürer)
● Saint Catherine of Alexandria ca. 1598-99 Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi)
● Horsewoman, Full-Face (L&#39;Amazone) ca. 1882 ( Édouard Manet )
● Les Vessenots in Auvers 1890 (Vincent van Gogh)
Educational practices:
The approach that underlies the exhibition Art Lesson involves a complete and varied
educational action aimed at defining the museum as a pedagogical structure, as a space in
which art and education cross paths, fuse and give rise to a new institution in which all
sectors of the public can construct a place to inhabit with their experiences and from the
starting point of their own diversity.
The visitor thus becomes the subject of the transformation which the exhibition aims to
bring about: on the one hand, this happens through the different spaces of intervention to be
found throughout the exhibition, and secondly through the visitor’s participation with any of
the numerous scheduled activities which are display below.
Virtual tour:
To coincide with the 29th edition of the ESTAMPA fair in Madrid, Friends can enjoy a
private guided tour that will introduce them to the contemporary art on display at the
Spanish and Portuguese galleries participating this year. This is the perfect opportunity to
acquire a close-up knowledge of today’s leading creators and to find out about the strategies
of the galleries and how they represent their upcoming and established artists.

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Academia Colleciones, Madrid

Opening hours:
Monday to Friday, from 08:30 to 17:00. Closed weekends and holidays.

General admission: 8€

Reduced entry ticket:
Adults over 65, retirees and pensioners.
Students older than 25 years.
International student card holders.
Groups (between 15 and 25 people).
Members of the FEAM (Spanish Federation of Friends of Museums).

Free admission:
People affected by an ERE or an ERTE.
Under 18 years old.
University students from 18 to 25 years old.
People in a legal situation of unemployment.
Museum professionals.
Members of the following Associations: ANABAD (National Association of Archivists,
Librarians and Museologists), ICOM (International Council of Museums), IAC (Institute of
Contemporary Art).
Official Tourist Guides.
Journalists in the exercise of their professional activity.

Accessibility:
Admission will be free for the general public on non-holiday Wednesdays and on May 18
(International Museum Day), October 12 (National Holiday) and December 6 (Constitution
Day).

Care for visitors with disabilities: -
Highlights of masterpieces: -
Educational practices: -
Virtual tour: -

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Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid

Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday, from 10 AM to 8 PM
Sundays and holidays, from 10 AM to 7 PM

General admission: 15€

Reduced entry ticket:
Entrance fee to visit the temporary exhibitions located in the Jerónimos Building and the
Museum Collection. Over 65 years old, holder of a young card, large families

Free admission:
Monday to Saturday, from 6 PM to 8 PM
Sundays and holidays, from 5 PM to 7 PM
Access to the Museum up to 30 minutes before closing

Accessibility: -

Care for visitors with disabilities:
The Museum is accessible to all people with reduced mobility or with baby carriages. Time
pass reservation through

Highlights of masterpieces:
MUSEO NACIONAL DEL PRADO
ANGELICO, FRA
WEYDEN, ROGIER VAN DER

BOSCH, HIERONYMUS
FLANDES, JUAN DE
DÜRER, ALBRECHT
RAPHAEL (RAFFAELLO SANZIO)
TITIAN (TIZIANO VECELLIO)
EL GRECO (DOMENIKOS THEOTOKOPOULOS)
RUBENS, PETER PAUL
RIBERA, JUSEPE DE, LO SPAGNOLETTO
VELÁZQUEZ, DIEGO RODRÍGUEZ DE SILVA Y
REMBRANDT (REMBRANDT HARMENSZ. VAN RIJN)
TIEPOLO, GIOVANNI BATTISTA
GOYA Y LUCIENTES, FRANCISCO DE

Educational practices:
The Museum places special emphasis on programmes designed to strengthen ties with
teachers and students. Ours is a privileged setting that promotes a unique brand of
educational activity, where we are able to work transversally with different educational levels
and from various disciplines. Dialogue with teachers, training activities and face-to-face
encounters yield new ideas, making the museum a place where teaching/learning processes
unfold in a natural way.
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The Goulandris Museum of Modern Art, Athens

Opening hours:
Wednesday – Sunday 10:00 – 18:00
Friday 10:00 – 20:00
Monday, Tuesday closed

General admission: 8€

Reduced entry ticket:
Adults over 65 years old
Children and teenagers 13-17 years old
Students
Registered unemployed
Enlisted citizens

Free admission:
Children up to 12 years old
People with disabilities and their accompanying person
Teachers accompanying school visits
AICA – ICOM – ICOMOS card holders
Members of the Chamber of Fine Arts of Greece
Qualified tour guides
Journalists

Accessibility:
Bus
Line 209 - AG. SPYRIDON Stop (15m)
Line 550 - STADIO Stop (200m)
Lines 054, 203, 204, 250, 732 - RIZARI Stop (600m)
Trolley
Lines 2, 4, 11 - AG. SPYRIDON Stop (15m)
Line 10 - STADIO Stop (200m)
Metro Stations
EVANGELISMOS (900m)
Line Μ3 (Blue Line) &quot;Aghia Marina - Doukissis Plakentias - Airport&quot;
SYNTAGMA (950m)
Line Μ2 (Red Line) &quot;Anthoupoli - Elliniko&quot;
Line Μ3 (Blue Line) &quot;Aghia Marina - Doukissis Plakentias - Airport&quot;
Parking
Kallimarmaro Parking, 23, Ι. Fokianou Str, tel. (+30) 210 752 2400 / 150 m.
Evangelismos Parking, Korakianiti Bros, 20, Vasileos Georgiou B&#39; Str, Athens / 500 m.
Polis Park, 4, Rizari Str &amp; 45 Vas. Konstantinou Av, tel. (+30) 210 72 55 427,
www.polispark.gr / 800 m.

Care for visitors with disabilities:
Wheelchair access to the Foundation is easy and the building has spacious lifts, which allow
access to all areas.Wheelchairs for people with reduced mobility are available free of charge
from the Foundation’s cloakroom.

Highlights of masterpieces:
•Edgar Degas

Little Dancer Aged Fourteen 1878-1881
•Auguste Rodin
Eternal Springtime 1884
•Vincent van Gogh
The Alyscamps 1888
• Paul Gauguin
Still Life with Grapefruits 1901 or 1902
•Claude Monet
Rouen Cathedral in the Morning (Pink Dominant) 1894
•Vincent van Gogh
Still Life with Coffee Pot 1888
•Pablo Picasso
Nude Woman with Raised Arms 1907
• Vincent van Gogh
Olive Picking December 1889
•Doménikos Theotokópoulos (El Greco)
The Veil of Saint Veronica Early 1580s

Educational practices:
•Peace &amp; War
Thematic guided tours of the Collection
From 8/4 to 28/5 | Fridays 18:30-19:30 and Saturdays 16:00-17:00
•Guided Tours of the B&amp;E Goulandris Foundation Collection
in English
Every Sunday | 10.00-11.30
Virtual tour:-

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Petit Palais, Paris
Opening hours:
Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (last admission at 4:30 p.m., galleries close
at 5:45 p.m.). Late opening only for temporary exhibitions on Friday until 9:00 p.m. (last
admission at 7:30 p.m.). Closed on 1 January, 1 May, 14 July, 11 November, and 25
December.
General admission:
Admission to the permanent collections is free.

Reduced entry ticket:

Half-rate (on presentation of documentary proof)
● Students and 18- 26 year olds
● School librarians currently in post
● Teachers currently in post
● Families with three or more children
● Holders of the Paris-Famille card
● Members of Sauvegarde de l&#39;Art Français
● Members of the Société de L’Histoire de l’Art français
● Members of the Societé française d’archéologie
● Members of the Societé nationale des Antiquaires de France
● Holders of the &quot;&quot;Pass Paris Senior&quot;

Free admission:
Admission to the permanent collections is free.
Free entry (on presentation of documentary proof)
● Visitors under 17 year old
● Unemployed people
● Visitors on RSA (income support)
● Visitors in receipt of the allocation parents isolés (single parent allowance)
● Visitors qualifying for the allocation personnalisée d&#39;autonomie (domiciliary care
allowance)
● Visitors in receipt of aide sociale de l&#39;Etat pour les réfugiés (state aid for refugees)
● Visitors with disabilities
● Artists
● Cultural professionnals
● City of Paris employees
● Paris Musées Card
● Students at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts
● INALCO Students
● Art, History of Art and History Students
● Members of International Association of Art Critics
● Inhabitants of Rome

Accessibility:
Metro Lines 1 and 13: Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau / Line 9: Franklin D. Roosevelt
RER Line C: Invalides
Bus Lines 28, 42, 72, 73, 80, 83, 93
Entrance for individuals: main entrance
Care for visitors with disabilities:
All the rooms of the museum, the toilets and the elevators are adapted to people with
reduced mobility. Wheelchairs are available on request upon arrival at the museum. The
entrance is located on the ground floor, on the right of the staircase. The entry to the
permanent collections and the temporary exhibitions are free for the concerned person and
his/her companion
Highlights of masterpieces:
- Organ pipe clock with a monkey orchestra Jean Moisy (clockmaker) and Jean-Claude
Chambellan known as Duplessis (goldsmith). Porcelain figures based on models by
Johann-Joachim Kändler and Peter Reinicke
- Portrait of Sarah Burnhardt. Georges Clairin Paris, 1843 - Belle-Île-en-Mer, 1919
- ‘cascade’ pendant. Georges Fouquet Paris, 1862 – Paris, 1957
- The Nativity. anonymous
- Combat of the Giaour and the Pasha. Eugène Delacroix Charenton Saint-Maurice, 1798 –
Paris, 1863
Educational practices:
Virtual tour:
https://client.paris-gigapixels.fr/petit-palais/

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Grand Palais, Paris
Opening hours:
Monday
10:00 – 20:00
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday
10:00 – 22:00
Thursday
10:00 – 20:00
Friday
10:00 – 22:00
Saturday
10:00 – 22:00
Sunday
10:00 – 20:00
General admission: The Monna Lisa
Bulk purchase of undated tickets, at a single price of €17 per ticket
Reduced entry ticket:
Free admission:
Accessibility:
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Physical disability: Lowered/adapted reception desk/till, communal disabled toilets with
grab rail and adapted sink, alternatives to stairs available, entrance B on Avenue Général
Eisenhower is reserved for visitors with reduced mobility, steep slope to go down, visits are
pre-planned and accompanied (access to upper floors via seperate lift), cane chairs and
wheelchairs available to hire. For security reasons, the Grand Palais cannot accept more than
5 visitors in wheelchairs at any given time - slots cannot be reserved, visitors may have to
wait. The Grand Palais auditorium (Champs-Elysées entrance) has reserved spaces for
wheelchair users
Highlights of masterpieces:

courses propose to study a choice of 50 works or 100 works considered essential, from
prehistory to the present day. Online course • The “50 masterpieces”: Thursday from 12:30
p.m. to 1:30 p.m. or from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Classes at the Army Museum, Austerlitz
auditorium Hôtel national des Invalides, 129 rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris The “100
masterpieces” • Saturday from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Educational practices:
The casting workshop: Established over 200 years ago, it manages a unique collection of
5,600 casts taken from great French and European collections. From making a traditional
mould to digital scanning, the workshop combines traditional craft specialisms and
advanced technology to create replicas in plaster, resin, bronze, terracotta, etc. The
chalcography workshop (copper engraving): With over three centuries’ experience, it
maintains a collection of 14,000 engraved copper plates to which new items are added on a
regular basis. Working in partnership with the Louvre, the museum has commissioned
public work from contemporary artists as varied as Louise Bourgeois, Tony Cragg and
Cyprien Gaillard. The collection now has around 40 artists
Virtual tour: -

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Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Opening hours and entrance
V&amp;A South Kensington is open seven days a week. The Grand Entrance is
open, and Exhibition Road entrance is step-free and wheelchair
accessible.

Accessibility
The Cromwell Road and Exhibition Road entrances are both step-free. At
the Cromwell Road entrance, a wheelchair accessible door is located
between the revolving doors. At the Exhibition Road entrance, an
automatic opening door is located at the bottom of the ramp. The
Tunnel entrance from South Kensington underground station is not
wheelchair accessible. Moreover, there are twelve blue badge parking
spaces on Exhibition Road managed by the Royal Borough of Kensington
&amp; Chelsea.

VISITORS WITH MOBILITY IMPAIRMENTS
 Guiding service
 Mobility aids
 Accessible toilets

VISITORS WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT
 Induction loops
 Sound enhancement equipment
 Talks programme
 Subtitled videos

VISITORS WITH A VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

 Guiding service
 Large print labels
 Tactile books are available
 Assistive technologies
 Touch Tour audios

HIGHLIGHTS OF MASTERPIECIES

The Renaissance collections bring together masterpieces of northern
and southern European art from the late 1400s to the early 1600s.
Monumental sculptures, rich textiles and colourful ceramics show
artists’ continued fascination with the art of the Roman world and the
importance of the Christian church as patron.
The National collection includes sculpture from the 4th century to the
present, in a vast range of materials, from bronze, marble, terracotta
and wood, to alabaster, amber, wax, lapis and shell.

Educational practices
The V&amp;A offers a huge variety of ways to learn about and engage with
our collections as well as to benefit professionally from our experience
and expertise. There is a vibrant and exciting programme of events and
courses for primary, secondary, college students and teachers and our
Learning Academy offers adult courses as well as training for
professionals in the culture and heritage sector, both nationally and
internationally. We also have great facilities in which to teach, study and
get closer to our collections.

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Centre Pompidou, Paris
Opening hours:
Open everyday, except on Tuesdays 11 am - 10 pm
General admission:
Museum and exhibitions- 14€
Museum + Galleries 3 and 4- 14€
show and concert ticket- 18€
cinema ticket- 5€
Reduced entry ticket:
Museum and exhibitions- 11€
Museum + Galleries 3 and 4- 14€
show and concert ticket- 14€, under 26 years: 10€
cinema ticket- 3€
Free admission:
On the first Sunday of every month, admission to the permanent collection and the Galerie
des enfants is free for everyone.
Accessibility:
priority access by Rue Beaubourg, on the corner of Rue Saint-Merri and Rue du Renard. This
access avoids Place Georges Pompidou which is not suitable, and takes you directly to the
Mezzanine level (level 1).
Access to the Atelier Brancusi:in Rue Rambuteau (opposite no. 50). Take the lift on the left of
the studio. Press the interphone button to take the lift.

Care for visitors with disabilities:
Pushchairs and wheelchairs are available at the cloakroom service for groups (level 0)
subject to availability. Seat sticks are also available on levels 4 and 5 of the museum.
Highlights of masterpieces:
-Vassily Kandinsky « Mit dem schwarzen Bogen (Avec l&#39;Arc noir) », 1912
-Marcel Duchamp « Fontaine », 1917/1964
-Robert Delaunay «Otto Dix Bildnis der Journalistin Sylvia von Harden (Portrait de la
journaliste Sylvia von Harden) », 1926
-Frida Kahlo « The Frame », 1938
-Marc Chagall « Les mariés de la Tour Eiffel », 1938-1939

Educational practices:
-The People of Tomorrow
Exhibition–workshop by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
25 September, 2021 – 18 July, 2022
An exhibition-workshop for children aged 4 years and above designed by french artist Jean-
Charles de Castelbajac to stimulate children&#39;s artistic sensibility and draw their attention to
the most powerful signs of our times.
Flags, totems and emblematic colours from his work over the past fifty years echo those of
the Centre Pompidou – red, yellow, blue – forming eight educational devices based on signs,
symbols and universal language
Virtual tour:
https://www.centrepompidou.fr/en/program/calendar/event/HktCkbI
https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/experience-miro-vr
https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/horspistes2021/matieres-dimage
https://www.louvreabudhabi.ae/en/Explore/exhibitions/abstraction-and-calligraphy/exhibitions-
virtual-tour

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Musée d' Orsay, Paris
Opening hours:
The museum is open all year round from 9:30 AM to 6:00PM, five days a week:
Tuesday,Wednesday,Friday,Saturday,
Sunday
General admission: 16 €
Reduced entry ticket:
The Musée d' Orsay offers a new late opening rate of 12€ instead of 16€ every Thursday from
6pm.
Free admission:
Those under 18 years old, EU citizens aged between 18 and 25 years, people with disabilities
(and any accompanier), ICOM cardholders, for all visitors without booking on the 1st Sunday
of every month.
Accessibility:
All spaces and services of the museum (café, restaurant, bookstore-shop) are accessible to
people with reduced mobility thanks to specific facilities (access ramps, automatic doors,
adapted toilets and elevators).Many reserved parking spaces are available near the museum
Care for visitors with disabilities:
Booking is compulsory for any group visit (from 7 people), including for groups from the
social field, disability or the world of health, with or without a guide. Guided tours
accompanied by a guide from the museum, come and visit the permanent collections or the
temporary exhibitions of the Musée d&#39;Orsay. Different themes are offered depending on the
type of disability.There are audio guides that have induction loops for hearing-impaired
visitors with hearing aids. The Musée d&#39;Orsay lends its visitors wheelchairs and folding seats.

Highlights of masterpieces:
Length of visit 90 minutes. Through a few masterpieces, an overview of the museum
collections, from paintings to decorative arts.Children under 13 years of age not allowed in
these guided tours.English language tour.
Educational practices: audio guide, guided tour in English
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Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice

Opening hours: Daily 10 am - 6 pm.
Closed on Tuesdays and December 25.
Adults ticket: 16€
Entry is free for children under 10 and members. Tickets for students
under 26 with current ID cost 9€ and for seniors over 65 cost 14€.
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is located on the Grand Canal
between the Academia Bridge and the Church of Santa Maria Della
Salute.

Accessibility
The museum is accessible through platform lifts and offers an innovative
accessibility program to visitors who are visually impaired or with limited
vision.

The museum can be easily reached from the Accademia, Salute and
Zattere vaporetto stops (thanks to the ACTV public transport system and
local administration).
 The museum grants free admission, also to any individual assisting
a person with a disability.
 Wheelchairs are available at the museum free-of-charge to
visitors.
 Museum staff are available to facilitate the visit.

Educational practices
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection offers educational programs for
students and teachers of all school levels to foster a first-hand
observation of works of art, a multidisciplinary approach, and the
practice of workshops.
Training courses are designed to enrich teachers’ personal skills
and to enhance their professional role by fostering the exchange of
ideas and encouraging the sharing of methodologies. Students are
both the recipients and participants of educational projects
introducing them to modern and contemporary art aimed at
stimulating their critical and aesthetic sense and academic
orientation.

Virtual tours
Engaging virtual tours of the permanent collection are offered
to international visitors of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
Live streamed from the exhibition galleries of the museum, our
virtual tours explore the life of Peggy Guggenheim, her
forward-looking experience as a collector and patron of the
arts, and several of the masterpieces she collected. Tours also
provide an overview of early 20th-century avant-gardes.

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Capitoline Museums, Rome
Opening hours:
Everyday 9.30-19.30
24 and 31 December 9.30-14.00
Last admission one hour before closing time
Closed
1 January, 1 May and 25 December

General admission:
ONLINE pre-sale or at the ticket counter of the Musei Capitolini (only for the following days
and only by credit card) with pre-sale fee € 1. Same-day purchase if available (by cash or by
credit card without pre-sale fee) at the ticket office Musei Capitolini (Piazza del Campidoglio)
without pre-sale fee:
adults: € 13,00
concessions: € 11,00

Reduced entry ticket:
For residents of Rome and the metropolitan area (showing valid document certifying the
residence):
adults: € 12,00
concessions: € 10,00
Free admission:
For school groups, reservations are required, even for the museum entrance only. The
reservation service for schools is free of charge.
For groups or groups of school students, accompanied by their teachers, admission to the
museum is free of charge on presentation, on school headed Paper, of the list of students
and teachers who accompany them (one accompanying person is free for every 10
students), divided into classes and signed by the head teacher.
Please note: for some exhibitions, even those categories entitled to free admission (as
provided by municipal authorisation) will have to buy a reduced ticket costing € 2.00. Free
admission is only available to primary and secondary school pupils, disabled people and
their carer, and children under 6 years of age.
In addition, guided tours, workshops and meetings for teachers are available by appointment
only.
Consult the schedule of events

Accessibility:

Care for visitors with disabilities:
The entrance to the Museums for disabled people and one family member or other
companion is free.
The Musei Capitolini are equipped with permanent tactile supports that allow blind and
visually impaired people to explore and learn about some of the most important artworks
displayed in the Museums. These supports are available thanks to the attention that has
been paid to this public over the years.
For many years, the Musei Capitolini have made available online a LIS (Italian Signs
Language) video that describes the entire route.
Inside the Museums, in the multifunctional area of ​​the Temple of Jupiter, you can consult the
touch-screen terminal which contains a LIS video about the history of the Capitol

Highlights of masterpieces:
I Colori dell’Antico. Marmi Santarelli ai Musei Capitolini
Musei Capitolini - Palazzo Clementino
13 April 2022 - 30 April 2032

Cursus Honorum. The government of Rome before Caesar
Musei Capitolini - Palazzo dei Conservatori, Sale al piano terra
24 March - 02 October 2022

Zurbarán in Rome
The Saint Louis Art Museum’s St. Francis between Caravaggio and Velázquez
Musei Capitolini - Pinacoteca - Sala Santa Petronilla
16 March - 15 May 2022

Caesar&#39;s heritage and the conquest of time
Musei Capitolini - Palazzo dei Conservatori - Sala della Lupa e dei Fasti antichi
08 February 2021 - 02 October 2022

Educational practices:

Virtual tour:
The virtual tour of the Capitoline Museums , accessible from all devices, offers a
journey to discover the beauty of heritage through a digital experience that goes
beyond spatial limits in almost all of the museum space.
Thanks to the special controls it is possible to virtually move around the museum,
read the explanatory panels of the rooms and works, zoom and rotate the images
360 ° , scroll through photo and video galleries and enjoy other contextual contents.
The section Not to be missed , which contains a practical visual list of selected works
or rooms, is a useful tool for those unfamiliar with the museum and visiting it for the
first time: by clicking on a work represented (for example &quot;La Lupa&quot; to the Capitoline
Museums) the user is virtually transported to the room that preserves it.
The tour is also enriched by intelligent maps that follow the visitor as he passes from
one room to another, indicating rooms or works not yet displayed.
Finally, thanks to the latest generation drones, it is possible to take flight and see
rooms and works from above, enjoying a further and unprecedented perspective of
the visit.

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The British Museum, London
Opening hours:
Our opening hours are daily, 10.00–17.00 (Fridays: 20.30)
Last entry: 16.00 (Fridays: 19.30)
Box Office: 10.00–16.50, Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays)
Cloakroom: 10.00–17.00 (20.30 on Fridays). Last deposit is one hour before closing.
Families Desk: 10.00–16.30, weekends and London Borough of Camden school
holidays(Opens in new window) only
Ford Centre for Young Visitors: 10.00–16.30, weekends and London Borough of
Camden school holidays(Opens in new window) only
Galleries: 10.00–17.00 (please note: we begin clearing galleries 10 minutes before
they close)
Great Court: 10.00–17.30 (Fridays 20.30)
Information Desk: 10.00–17.00
Ticket Desk: 10.00–16.30

General admission:
Tickets to the permanent collection are free.

Reduced entry ticket:
Free entry
Free admission:
Free entry
Accessibility:
Main entrance:
The British Museum
Great Russell Street,
London WC1B 3DG
Second entrance:
Montague Place
London WC1E 7JW
We recommend using the Transport For London (TFL) Journey Planner
Getting here
By bicycle
Bicycle racks are available inside the gates of the Main Entrance on Great Russell Street
(please note that folding bikes are not allowed inside the premises).
The Museum can&#39;t assume responsibility for damage or theft of bicycles left on-site.
You may wish to use the Santander Cycle Hire scheme(Opens in new window) on your
journey. If so, a docking station can be found on the corner of Great Russell Street and
Montague Street, a two-minute walk from the Main Entrance.
By car
If you&#39;re planning to visit by car, please be aware that the Museum doesn&#39;t offer parking
facilities, except for visitors with access requirements (visit the Accessibility at the Museum
page for details).
By taxi or minicab
Black cabs can be pre-booked, hailed on the street or found at designated taxi ranks around
Central London.
There is a taxi rank on Great Russell Street at the Museum&#39;s main gates.
Minicabs must be booked in advance through a licensed private hire operator.

More information can be found on TFL&#39;s London taxis and minicabs(Opens in new window)
page.
The following bus routes pass within walking distance of the Museum.
New Oxford Street: 1, 8, 19, 25, 38, 55, 98, 242
Tottenham Court Road (northbound) / Gower Street (southbound): 14, 24, 29, 73, 134, 390
Southampton Row: 59, 68, X68, 91, 168, 188
Please refer to individual routes on the TFL Bus Routes page(Opens in new window) to find
the best stop and to check for diversions.
The four tube stations closest to the Museum are:
Tottenham Court Road: 5-minute walk
Holborn: 7-minute walk
Russell Square: 7-minute walk
Goodge Street: 8-minute walk

Care for visitors with disabilities:
Wheelchair reservations and Blue Badge Parking are booked through the British
Museum Ticketing team
Manual wheelchairs are available to pre-book free of charge for your visit. These can
be collected at the Great Russell Street entrance only and returned to either the
Great Russell Street entrance or the Montague Place exit at the end of your visit.
If you&#39;d like to reserve a wheelchair, please:
Email: tickets@britishmuseum.org
Phone: +44 (0)20 7323 8181
Please allow at least two working days&#39; notice for reservations.
Unfortunately, the Museum is unable to provide staff assistance around the Museum
for wheelchair users.
Wheelchairs may not be taken outside of the Museum site.
Mobility scooters
Mobility scooters are welcome and permitted inside the Museum.
If you have a Class 3 vehicle you will be asked to set the speed limiter to 4mph (6.44
km/hour).
Please remember to reduce your speed accordingly in congested areas or to adjust
to others who may not be able to move out of your way quickly.

Highlights of masterpieces:
The world of
Stonehenge. Book now .
Exhibition
17 Feb 2022 - 17 Jul 2022

The Citi exhibition
Feminine power
the divine
to the demonic. Book now .
Exhibition
19 May 2022 - 25 Sep 2022

Educational practices:
Discover ancient civilisations, learn from the incredible achievements and challenges of
people and societies past and present, and immerse yourself in the culture, languages,
environments, people and debates of our ever-changing world.
From courses to live music and performance, there are many ways to get involved.

Virtual tour:
Connect your class to the British Museum for a free live interactive workshop. For UK school
children aged 7–11, these workshops cover areas of the history curriculum from prehistory
and ancient Egypt to the Indus Valley, Greek temples and Roman Britain
Through live activities, interactive quizzes and thought-provoking questions your class will
enhance their knowledge and understanding of the past.
Our expert will help to develop your students historical inquiry skills and challenge them to
think critically.

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Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna!

Opening hours:
Tue – Sun, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday closed
Opening times on public holidays

General admission:
Adult 18 €
Vienna City Card 17 €

Reduced entry ticket:
Reduced Admission* 15 €
* Students (25 and under), seniors, Ö1 Club members, persons with special needs and their carers, conscripts (military/social service), unemployed

Free admission:
Child/Young Person (0-19)
(Children under the age of 14 may visit the museum premises only if they are accompanied
by an adult) Free

With the »Kulturpass«, people with financial constraints as well as all refugees who have an ID card for displaced persons receive free admission to the museums of the KHM Museum Association.

Accessibility:
To reach the museum from the Westbahnhof
Take subway train U3 to the Volkstheater station.
To reach the museum from the Hauptbahnhof
Take street car D to the Burgring/Kunsthistorisches Museum stop.
Public transportation
U2, U3, D, 1, 2, 2A, 57A

Care for visitors with disabilities:
Side entrance with concierge (entrance Burgring 5), our guest service will accompany you to
the lift and into the building
2 lifts (door width 99 cm, car length 130 cm, car width 150 cm)
5 accessible toilets (lower ground floor, upper ground floor, first floor)
Wheelchairs available (please book a day in advance at guestservice@khm.at)
5 public car parking spaces for disabled badge holders on Heldenplatz, 2 public car parking
spaces for disabled badge holders at the Burgring side entrance
Special guided tours for persons with special needs available upon request
Wheelchair users who are visiting the museum via the Burgring 5 entrance can purchase
their ticket at the shop in the entrance hall.

Highlights of masterpieces:
Iron Men
Fashion in Steel
until 26 June 2022
Point of View #25
The Salvator Mundi in Vienna – Titian’s Christ with the Globe in a New Light
until 16 October 2022
In 80 Coins around the World
until 23 June 2023
FROM 21 JUNE 2022
Cranach the Untamed

The Early Years in Viena

FROM 20 SEPTEMBER 2022
Idols &amp; Rivols
Artists in Competition
Hier finden sie unser Ausstellungsarchiv.

Educational practices:

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National Gallery of Norway, Oslo

• OPENING HOURS:
Opening hours will be tuesday to sunday 10–21
Monday 13 June will also be open 10–21
• GENERAL ADMISSION:
Admission: 180 NOK
Senior: 110 NOK
Between 18 and 25 years: 110 NOK
Groups of more than 10: 120 NOK
Groups of more than 10, under 25: 80 NOK
• FREE ENTRY:
For everyone who has a ticket to the opening weekend 11 and 12 June
Children and those under 18
Members of The National Museum
• ACCESSIBILITY:
There are no parking spaces available for motorized vehicles, except
for four HC parking spots in Dokkveien.
Bicycle parking can be found by Aker brygge by the personell entrance
(facing Munkedamsveien).
1. Tram: Line 12 to Aker brygge. Line 11 and 13 to Nationaltheatret.
2. Subway: Nationaltheatret station. All lines stop here.
3. Train: Nationaltheatret station.
4. Bus: No. 32, 54 and 81 to Dokkveien, and no. 30 and 31 to
Nationaltheatret.
• CARE FOR VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES:
1. Assistance dogs are allowed in all museum buildings.
2. Beside the steps leading to the main entrance facing Bankplassen
there is a sign pointing to the entrance at the back of the building,
on Nedre Slottsgate. Use the bell at the grey gate. This entrance is
step-free. It is access controlled and visitors will be accompanied
into the building. There is an elevator to all floors.
3. The public areas of the new National Museum are designed to
facilitate easy spoken communication and all signs should be
legible for visitors with impaired vision. Information desks and
several public meeting and activity rooms are fitted with audio
induction loops.
• HIGHLIGHTS OF MASTERPIECES:
• The Dance of Life – The collection from antiquity to 1950

• Four houses. Four women. Architecture by Beate
Hølmebakk based on characters from literature
• Close Encounters: Lars Hertervig's "The Tarn"
• Close Encounters: Johan Christian Dahl's "View From
Stalheim"
• EDUCATIONAL PRACTISES:
1. Tours last around 45 minutes.
2. Bookings must be made at least one week in advance.
3. Bags and rucksacks larger than A4 size must be placed in
the storage lockers.
4. You may take photographs without flash for personal

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Glyptoteket Ny Carslberg

https://glyptoteket.dk/

https://www.glyptoteket.com/visit/

Opening hours:

Tuesday-Sunday 10-17

Thursday 10-21

Monday closed

Holidays and special conditions in 2022

Maundy Thursday: The museum is open 10-17 (normally open until 21:00)

Easter Monday: The museum is open 10-17

Ascension Day: The museum is open 10-17 (normally open until 21:00)

Pentecost Monday: The museum is open 10-17

Constitution Day, June 5th: The museum is open 10-17

Christmas Eve, December 24th: Closed

Christmas Day, December 25th: Closed

Boxing Day, December 26th: Closed

New Year’s Eve, December 31st: The museum is open 10-15

New Year’s Day, January 1st 2023: Closed

General admission:

Adults: 115 DKK

Reduced entry ticket:

Under 27/students with a valid Student ID: 85 DKK

Groups of 10 or more (only when paid together): 100 DKK

Free admission:

Under 18: Free admission

Season Ticket: Free admission

Tuesday: Free admission

Special Exhibition Tuesday: 60 DKK

If you are a person with disabilities (carrying disability documentation), entrance to the museum is free – this includes admission to events in the Central Hall. If you are disabled and have a companion card your companion will also be entitled to free admission.

Accessibility:

Address

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

Dantes Plads 7

1556 København V

It is easy to get to The Glyptotek by bus, train, bike or by foot. The museum is 5-10 minutes walk from Copenhagen Central Station and City Hall Square.

Bus

2A, 31, 37. Get off at: Glyptoteket.

All buses to City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen). 5 minute walk. All buses to Copenhagen Central Station (Hovedbanegården). 5 minute walk.

Train

All trains (local, s-trains and intercity) to Copenhagen Central Station.

Metro

M3: Cityringen. Get off at: City Hall Square or Copenhagen Central Station.

On foot

From the City Hall Square: follow H.C. Andersens Boulevard South East towards Amager and stop at the museum’s front area.

From Copenhagen Central Station: follow Tietgensgade along the back of Tivoli and turn right at Dantes Plads.

Bike

You can park your bike at the bike rack by the museum or at H. C. Andersens Boulevard.

Car

We recommend using public transportation when visiting the museum as there are limited parking in the streets close to the museum. A parking garage can be found by both Industriens Hus and BLOX, a mere 5 minutes walk from the Glyptotek.

Care for visitors with disabilities:

The Glyptotek is an old building and subject to a listed building which means that the museum is not optimally appointed for, for instance, wheelchair users. Naturally we do what we can to make the museum as accessible as possible for all. There is, accordingly, access to most exhibitions, either by use of a handicap lift or normal lift.

Free Access

If you are a person with disabilities (carrying disability documentation), entrance to the museum is free – this includes admission to events in the Central Hall. If you are disabled and have a companion card your companion will also be entitled to free admission.

Arrival

As a wheelchair user/ person with reduced mobility you can access the museum in two ways, depending on which exhibition areas you wish to visit.

If you wish to visit changing special exhibitions in the building by Henning Larsen, The Ancient Mediterranean, the Winter Garden and the Central Hall, please arrive at the side entrance at Tietgensgade 25 during the museum’s opening hours. Here you can ring the doorbell and come into direct contact with the Glyptotek’s personnel.

If you wish to visit French Art 1800-1870, French art 1870-1925, Danish Art 1780-1930, and The Café Picnic, please use the doorbell by the entrance at the corner of Dantes Plads and Niels Brocks Gade. Here you will have direct access to the Ticket Desk and the Cloakroom in the basement via the lift.

Unfortunately it is not possible for wheelchair users to visit Egypt, Greek and Roman Sculpture and French and Danish Sculpture 1800-1920. This is due to the museum’s current facilities.

Groups of wheelchair users are asked to contact the museum before their visit.

At the Museum

Manual wheelchairs can be borrowed at the museum. These can be delivered to those who require them by the attendants in the Entrance Hall.

Please note that certain areas of the museum can only be visited if you are able to negotiate individual steps unassisted, or with the aid of a companion. Our attendants will do their best to guide.

Accessible toilets

Accessible toilets are located in the basement by the Cloakroom and Ticket Desk as well as by the entrance to The Henning Larsen Building.

Visually impaired

If you are visually impaired, you may, subject to prior arrangement, be allowed to touch selected sculptures.

You are welcome to bring your guide dog with you provided it is kept on a lead.

Highlights of masterpieces:

Glyptoteket’s collection consists primarily of works of art and archaeological objects from Ancient Egypt, the worlds of Ancient Greece and Rome, Etruscan Culture, as well as Danish and French art of the 19th century.

The collection of ancient sculpture includes an extensive collection of Ancient Greek and Roman portrait heads as well as a large collection of Palmyrene portraits. The modern part of the collection includes French sculpture from the 19th century – featuring a significant selection of works by Auguste Rodin – and French painting from 1800 to 1950, with Impressionism and Paul Gauguin* as the absolute stars, plus a collection of Danish Golden Age Art. The greater proportion of the collection forms part of the museum’s permanent exhibitions, though there are, also, temporary special exhibitions.

The exhibitions

Greek and Roman Sculpture

Egypt

French Art 1800-1870

French art 1870-1925

Danish Art 1780-1930

French and Danish Sculpture 1800-1920

The Ancient Mediterranean

Educational practices:

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Denmark, Copenhagen

Statens Museum for Kunst- National Gallery of Denmark

https://www.smk.dk/en/

Opening hours:

Tuesday – Sunday 10:00 – 18:00

Wednesday 10:00 – 20:00

Monday Closed

Special hours

18 April (Easter Monday)

6 June (Whit Monday)

17 October (Autumn holiday)

26 December (Second Day of Christmas)

Closed

24 December

25 December

31 December

1 January

The Study Room

Wednesday – Friday 11.00 – 15.00

General admission:

Adults 120 DKK

Reduced entry ticket:

Under 27 95 DKK

1 adult + 1 child 100 DKK

Groupticket (10+) 110 DKK per person

Parkmuseerne ticket: 245 DKK

Free admission:

Under 18 Free

Annual pass holders Free

Accessibility:

It is easy to get to the SMK by bus, train, car or on foot. The museum is 5 minutes on foot from the train/metro, and is just next to Rosenborg Castle.

Bus routes

14, 6A and 150S. Stop: Georg Brandes Plads, Parkmuseerne (Sølvgade)

Trains

S-trains and regional trains to Østerport or Nørreport Stations

Metro

Nørreport Station and Østerport Station

Parking

At Stockholmsgade and Øster Voldgade with parking fee. Sunday free of charge.

Care for visitors with disabilities:

You can access the entire museum with a wheelchair. It is possible to borrow a wheelchair at the Museum. You can also borrow a cane at the museum.

Please note: Wheelchairs cannot be reserved.

Handicap toilets are on the lower floor of the Museum in both the new and old buildings.

Persons  who are accompanying handicapped visitors have free entrance to the museum and doesn’t  have to show a membership card of The Invalid Organizations’ Cosumer Service.

Highlights of masterpieces:

Modern art from the 20th century and the very latest contemporary art now fills the exhibition rooms of SMK’s white building, offering a wide-ranging display of the main movements within Danish art. The exhibition includes rooms focusing on major individual figures, on collective movements, and on important works and trends from the international art scene of the period.

The exhibition offers up painting, miniatures, sculptures, drawings and graphical works from the museums collection of older European art. The collection is the eldest in Denmark and has it’s roots in the private collections of the country’s kings.

Paul Gernes, Untitled, 1968-1969

Edvard Weie (1879 – 1943), Faun and Nymph, 1940-41

PISCINE (Mikkeline Daa, Michael Roloff, Jens Settergren, Mark Tholander & Ida Thorhauge), Blue Lagoon, 2016

Max Ernst (1891 – 1976), Two Sexless Figures. Chimerae, 1933

Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen (f. 1970), Absolute Exotic, 2005

Rasmus Myrup, Re-member Me, 2019

Kirsten Justesen (f. 1943), The Class Struggle, 1976-2009

Emil Nolde (1867 – 1956), Young Women, 1947

Abraham Bloemaert, Venus and Adonis, 1632

Pieter Aertsen (1507/1508-75), The Fat Kitchen. An Allegory, 1565-1575

Andrea Mantegna (1430/31-1506), Christ as the Suffering Redeemer, 1495-1500

Salvator Rosa (1615-73), Democritus in Meditation, 1650-51

Cornelis Norbertus Gijsbrechts, Trompe l’oeil. The Reverse of a Framed Painting, 1668-1672

Educational practices:

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Modern Art Museum
Sweden,Stockholm

• Opening hours:
Monday:closed
Tuesday:10-2
Wednesday:10-18
Thursday:10-18
Friday:10-20
Saturday:10-18
Sunday:10-18
• General Admission:
Bjorn Lovin 150/120 SEK
Moderna Museet Collection Free Admission
Swedish Acquisitions Free Admission
• Reduced admission for seniors and students. Free admission for those
18 and under and Friends Of Moderna Museet.Others with free
admission.
FREE ADMISSION FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS
As of 7 April 2022, an LMA card from the Swedish Migration Agency is
valid as an entrance ticket at the Moderna Museet.Due to the ongoing
war in Ukraine, a Ukrainian passport also applies for free admission to
the museum.
• ACCESSIBILITY
Skeppsholmen, Stockholm. Main entrance:Exercisplan 4.You can get
here by underground, bus,boat,car,bicycleor by foot.
PARKING
Disabled parking is available outside the main entrance and the
entrance facing the water.
TOILETS
Accessible toilets are available on all floors.

WHEELCHAIRS AND FOLDING STOOLS
Wheelchairs are available on request.Folding stools are available.

LOCKERS
Available on floor 1 and 4.
HEARING LOOPS
The information desk, the Auditorium and the Cinema are fitted with
hearing loops.
• HIGHLIGHTS OF MASTERPIECES:
Lena Cronqvist, The Madonna, 1969 Photo
Tyra Lundgren, Self portrait, 1921
Kazimir Malevitj, Black and White. Suprematist Composition, 1915
Aleksandra Ekster, Venezia, 1915
• EDUCATIONAL PRACTISES:
We offer booked group tours in the exhibitions and in the Moderna
Museet’s collection. Some exhibitions can also be booked as a digital
presentation for groups.
1. A tour lasts about an hour.
2. Please book no later than 1 week before the desired date.
3. You can book a guided tour of the collection and exhibitions in
several different languages.
4. It is also possible to book visually interpreted guided tours, tours for
people in group housing/daily activities as well as tours in sign
language, guided tours for babies and for school classes.
5. The price of the guided tour depends on what you want to see, time
of day and which language you choose.

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Ομάδα 4
Sweden, Stockholm

National Museum
https://www.nationalmuseum.se/en/

https://www.nationalmuseum.se/en/bes%C3%B6k-museet

Opening hours:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday → 11-17

Thursday → 11-20

Saturday, Sunday → 10-17

Monday → Closed

General admission:

Admission fee/time slot until 27 June 2022

Tuesday–Friday

11:00–15:00, SEK 100

15:00–16:30, SEK 80

16:30–17, SEK 50

Saturday and Sunday

10:00–15:00, SEK 100

15:00–16:30, SEK 80

16:30–17:00, SEK 50

Admission fee/time slot 28 June–28 August 2022

Tuesday–Sunday

10:00–15:00, SEK 100

15:00–16:30, SEK 80

16:30–17:00, SEK 50

Admission fee/time slot 29 August–11 September 2022

Tuesday–Friday

11:00–15:00, SEK 100

15:00–16:30, SEK 80

16:30–17, SEK 50

Saturday and Sunday

10:00–15:00, SEK 100

15:00–16:30, SEK 80

16:30–17:00, SEK 50

Reduced entry ticket:

Free admission:

Free admission for visitors under 20

Free admission for members of the Friends of Nationalmuseum

Free admission, others: ICOM, ICOMOS, SMI, employees at the Central Museums, the press, personal assistants, authorised guides, tour guides and/together with chauffeurs, Key of Honour - issued by the City of Stockholm, Members of the Royal Acadamy of Fine Arts and teachers with a group of pupils.

Accessibility:

Entrance

The entrance is at the front of the museum, facing the quay.

To the right of the steps there is a lift from the street level up to the entrance. The lift can accommodate wheelchairs, mobility scooters, prams and strollers.

Parking

There are handicap parking spots to the right of the entrance steps, next to the lift.

There is limited parking in the vicinity. Please visit the website Stockholm Parkering for more current information.

Public transport

Bus no. 65 stops right outside the museum. Closest metro station: Kungsträdgården, exit Kungsträdgården and Skärgårdsbåtar. Find out more on the page.

Accompanying persons

Admittance to the permanent collections is free to all, while an entrance fee is charged for some of the temporary exhibitions. Accompanying persons and personal assistants have free admittance to these as well.

Dogs

Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome.

Lifts

Lifts that can accommodate wheelchairs and mobility scooters service every floor. The lifts have automatic doors.

Doors

All doors in the museum are either propped open or fitted with automatic door openers.

Map of the museum

In the entrance hall, you will find a folder with maps of the different floors of the museum. The same maps can also be found on large digital screens in the entrance hall. There is a tactile map in the lobby, to the right just after the steps.

Bags, storage, wardrobe

You are allowed to bring smaller bags (max. 42x30x10 cm) into the exhibitions.

You may not bring larger bags, backpacks and umbrellas; these must be placed in a locker. On the bottom floor, there are lockers where you can put your jacket, bag and backpack.

Please note that there is no room for larger items, such as cabin luggage or suitcases and large umbrellas.

The lockers are 40 cm deep and 38 cm wide. Most of the lockers are 36.5 cm high, with a small number that are 47 cm in height.

Wheelchairs and wheeled walking frames

We will be happy to lend you a wheeled walking frame or wheelchair to make your visit easier. Please ask one of our staff on the ground floor.

Prams and pushchairs

You can walk around the museum with a pram or pushchair. If you do not want to bring it into the exhibitions, there is a space to park it outside the children’s exhibition at the entrance level. There is a museum host to give you instructions on where to park. Please note that this space is primarily intended for those visiting the children’s exhibition. If you want to visit the children’s exhibition with small children, there are pushchairs and baby carriers that you can borrow upon presentation of ID. We ask that you do not bring prams and pushchairs that have been used outside into the exhibitions, as they bring in dirt.

Toilets

There are plenty of toilets on the bottom floor.

There are handicap toilets on every floor.

On the top floor: inside the temporary exhibition.

On the middle floor: from the lift, turn right into The Timeline. The toilet is found just after the purple room.

On the entrance floor: there is one toilet by the restaurant and one by the studios.

On the bottom floor: from the lift, turn left and find the toilet straight ahead. There is also a toilet by the packed lunch room. You reach it by taking the lift from the entrance level which is found next to the studios.

Changing rooms

There are changing tables in the handicap toilets on each floor.

Did you forget nappies or any other changing supplies? Ask one of our museum hosts, who can help you get what you need.

Visitors with hearing impairments

There are hearing loops in the South Atrium (the auditorium) and in the Sculpture Courtyard.

There are portable hearing loops that you can borrow for guided tours.

For group tours, we ask that you inform us when booking if anyone in the group requires a hearing loop.

Visitors with visual impairments

There is a tactile map in the lobby, to the right just after the steps.

Care for visitors with disabilities:

Visitors with hearing impairments

There are hearing loops in the South Atrium (the auditorium) and in the Sculpture Courtyard.

There are portable hearing loops that you can borrow for guided tours.

For group tours, we ask that you inform us when booking if anyone in the group requires a hearing loop.

Visitors with visual impairments

There is a tactile map in the lobby, to the right just after the steps.

Highlights of masterpieces:

Nationalmuseum's collections contain paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints ranging from the Renaissance until turn of the century 1900. The collection of applied arts and design spans from late Medieval up until present day. Nationalmuseum administer the National Portrait Gallery, on display at Gripsholm Castle. We also administer the collection of Gustavsberg porcelain.

Paintings and sculpture

The Nationalmuseum collections of paintings and sculptures comprise some 16,000 works. Artists such as Rembrandt, Rubens, Goya, Renoir, Degas and Gauguin are represented, as are the Swedish artists Carl Larsson, Ernst Josephson, C F Hill and Anders Zorn. The collection includes art from the late Middle Ages up to the beginning of the 20th century, with the emphasis on Swedish 18th and 19th century painting. Dutch painting from the 17th century is also well represented, and the French 18th century collection is regarded as one of the best in the world.

Design and applied arts

The museum's collection of applied art, design and industrial design spans over a long period, from the 14th century to today. It consists of ca. 30,000 objects of which a third are ceramics and thereafter, in order of numbers, textiles, glass, precious and non-precious metals, furniture, books etc.

Form and artistic value are the basic criteria for museum acquisitions. Pieces from Sweden and the other Nordic countries are given priority, but even other countries are represented, especially those that have been significant for design development.

Prints and drawings

The collection of Prints and Drawings comprises about 500 000 items from late mediaeval times up to the year 1900. Central to the collections are in excess of 2000 master drawings that Carl Gustaf Tessin acquired during his tour of duty as Sweden's ambassador to France. Of particular importance are collections of works by Rembrandt, Watteau, Edouard Manet, Johan Tobias Sergel, Carl Larsson, Carl Fredrik Hill and Ernst Josephson.

National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Castles Collections

From the beginning the Royal Castles Collections consisted, as appears from the name, of the parts of the art collections of the royal pleasure-palaces which were owned by the State. Today the Royal Castles Collections at the Nationalmuseum administer the majority of the paintings, drawings, engravings, and sculptures existing in five of the royal pleasure-palaces, i.e. Gripsholm, Drottningholm, Strömsholm, Rosersberg and Ulriksdal.The largest collection is the National Portrait Gallery founded in 1822 at the Gripsholm Castle which today includes 5000 works of art. Gradually, the area of responsibility of the Royal Castles Collections has been extended and now comprises 18 palaces, manors and other units.

The Gustavsberg Collection

The Gustavsberg Collection consists of approximately 45 000 objects, manufactured at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Factory from the 1830’s up until the factory's closing in 1994.

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