culturePlaceAccessibilityInfo

Type of public restroom

Designated for people with disabilities

Bathroom

Exhibition/Museum Accessibility Information

A world-renowned museum in Paris, the Orsay Museum is known for its impressionist permanent art collection. With exhibitions that include many art mediums, the building used to be a train station built for the 1900 Universal Exposition of Paris. This museum hosts artists such as Edgar Degas, Modigliani, and Pierre Bonnard. The building is accessible for people with reduced mobility. There are accessible restrooms on-site as well as elevators, access ramps, and automatic doors are available. Guided tours in French Sign Language are offered and audio guides are available with previous reservations. Wheelchairs are offered and service dogs are welcome.

Exhibition room with smooth floors.

Museum building with smooth floors and a big clock.

Sapcious museum interior.

Tower view at night.

Large scale art work.

Paintings are exhibited.

Exhibition room.

Kid-friendly museum.

Objects and artifacts are exhibited.

Guided tour.

Drawings and paintings are exhibited.

Exhibition room with bench seating.

Large scale paintings.

Museum interior.

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