Museum accessibility

An accessible establishment meets all accessibility criteria relating to the visitor's experience. It allows for easy movement and a satisfying experience for everyone.

A partially accessible establishment meets the main accessibility criteria, but has certain limitations that may complicate travel and the experience for some people.

These limitations may include:

• An indoor or outdoor walkway with a threshold, steep slope, or restricted width
• An entrance or door with a threshold, steep slope, or restricted width
• Bathroom with accessibility constraints such as limited turning space, lack of grab bars, or difficult access.

Overall, the facility remains functional with assistance and allows access to certain parts of the space.

A facility is considered not accessible when it does not meet the main accessibility criteria related to movement and use of space.

This typically includes:

• A doorstep that is too high
• Steps at the entrance
• The absence of accessible restrooms

This rating indicates that the establishment offers services or accommodations that meet the needs of neurodivergent individuals. The services evaluated depend on the type of activities offered.