Frauenmuseum Hittisau

Physical accessibility

Entrance: Flat access ramp, elevator from the foyer to the exhibition space, barrier-free parking near the museum

In the building: all areas, elevator, barrier-free toilet

In exhibitions: smooth wooden floors, seating, mobile museum folding stools, objects at a low height and easily visible for all

Accessible information and content

In easy/simple language: The texts in our exhibitions are easy to read. We pay attention to font size, a clear structure, easy-to-understand everyday language, short sentences, and a limited use of technical and foreign terms. We focus on vivid and active language.

To listen: thematically appropriate interviews with contemporary witnesses, pieces of music or radio plays in exhibitions, cultural mediator present to support

In sign language: No

In Braille and tactile: No

Multimedia: Multimedia stations are an integral part of our exhibitions. Depending on the topic, we have interactive media stations such as digital surveys or online walkthrough 3D models. We also embed audio interviews, podcasts, and videos into our exhibitions.

Miscellaneous: In our exhibition texts, we pay attention to using the largest and most easy-to-read font possible and to good contrast.

Inclusive art and cultural education

Target group-specific tours: not part of the regular offer, available on request

Target group-specific workshops: not part of the regular offer, available on request

Sensory mediation aids: Depending on the theme, we integrate multisensory educational offerings into our exhibitions. These primarily include olfactory and auditory stations as well as tactile, hands-on objects.