Accessibility to the museum with dedicated routes, convenient access ramps and facilities for people with disabilities.

There is a reserved seat in front of the museum entrance.

The museum entrance is on a public road, open to normal pedestrian and vehicular transit.

In front of the entrance to the Museum Park there are some parking spaces reserved for visitors, delimited with yellow lines, as well as an area dedicated to coach parking; In the surrounding areas there are free public car parks.

The entire museum park open to the public is completely accessible. The external paths are always flat and free of obstacles, with numerous benches for any stops.

It is also entirely built on a single floor (ground floor), therefore there are no stairs and/or elevators. 

The slight differences in height created by the presence of sidewalks are overcome by the presence of numerous and comfortable ramps, of adequate slope and length. 

All the entrance doors to the various buildings allow access to wheelchair users;  the toilets are also all accessible.

The museum park is equipped with a new latest generation tactile-plantar path (LVE) which, using a specific APP and cane granted for use by the museum management, allows blind or partially sighted people to reach and navigate the various environments independently and to listen to the explanations of what has been said.

Group visits available thanks to 5 electronic sticks connected to the tactile-plantar path.