Graz Museum
The most important things at a glance
- Audio guides, apps, multimedia, listening stations
- Assistance dogs allowed
- Reduced admission
- for people with hearing impairments / in ÖGS
- for people with visual impairments
- in easy or simple language
- Culture Pass: Hunger for art and culture
- Special tours & offers
- Rollator/wheelchair rental
information
- Sackstrasse 18
- 8010 Graz
- Styria
- Open address in Google Maps
- Mon-Sun 10:00-18:00
- € 5 for people with a disability card
- free for assistant
- Prices for inclusive tours and workshops: € 2 to € 4
Contact
- Mag. Angela Fink, MA
- angela.fink@stadt.graz.at
- +43 316 872 7600
- grazmuseum.at
Description
The Graz Museum is the city's cultural-historical museum, whose collections and exhibitions deal with the history as well as the present and future of the city.
Hearonymus Audio GuidePhysical accessibility
Entrance: The entrance to the Graz Museum is located directly next to a tram stop and is completely barrier-free, with a guidance system on the floor for blind and visually impaired people.
In the building: There is a disabled-accessible toilet on the ground floor, all floors of the museum are accessible by elevator, and lockers are available in the basement.
In exhibitions: All exhibitions are designed to be barrier-free; in addition, the Graz Museum is devoting selected exhibitions to the topic of inclusion in design and curation, such as “Graz Poster 1920-1955”.
Accessible information and content
in easy language: The texts in the exhibition “Graz Poster 1920-1955” are exclusively in easy language (German, English)
as audio texts: The included audio guide offers audio tracks in German, easy-to-read text, and audio descriptions for blind and visually impaired people. The casemate also features a multimedia model of the Schlossberg with an audiovisual narration.
in Braille: Posters in the exhibition were recreated as tactile models.
Inclusive art and cultural education
Target group-specific tours: The cultural education team offers special tours for blind and visually impaired people and, upon request, for the deaf with sign language interpreters and in easy language.