Outside the Museum

  • The exterior of the Museum is accessible, and the dinosaur exhibits in the Garden can be explored via a concrete walkway.
  • Reserved parking spaces are available.
  • Outside the museum, there are several Braille interpretive panels that provide further information about the Dinosaur Coast and the dinosaur footprints.

 

Inside the Museum

  • The interior rooms are accessed via wide, gently sloping ramps .
  • The Museum has accessible toilet facilities. 
  • The accessible lift allows movement between floors.
  • The audiovisual presentations in the permanent exhibition are subtitled for the hearing impaired and narrated for the visually impaired.
  • Video guides explaining the Museum's content in Spanish Sign Language with subtitles are available.
  • Hand-held guides and audio guides are available in several languages and are suitable for children.
  • Hand-held guide and audio guide text are available in Braille.
  • Wheelchairs are available for visitors who require them. These can be requested at Reception. 
  • Through our communication book, people with special communication needs have the possibility to ask questions and request information. 
  • A hearing loop has been installed at Reception, and the Museum has a mobile transmitter and three induction loops so that people with hearing aids or cochlear implants can receive the guide's audio directly.

 

If you are planning to visit us with a group of people with disabilities, please contact the Museum and we will adapt the visit to the group’s needs.