Museum Niederösterreich

Key facts at a glance

  • Audio guides, multimedia guides, listening stations
  • Barrier-free toilets
  • Barrier-free entrance
  • Barrier-free reception
  • Assistance dogs allowed
  • Reduced admission
  • for people with hearing impairment
  • for people with visual impairment
  • Easy or simple language
  • Kulturpass: Hunger auf Kunst und Kultur
  • Partially accessible website
  • Partial special tours & offers
  • Partial tactile orientation aids
  • Rental of rollator/wheelchair

Information

Cultural District 5
3100 St. Pölten
Lower Austria
Open address in Google Maps
Tue-Sun 9:00-17:00
€ 9 for people with a disability card
free for assistant

Contact

info@museumnoe.at
+43 2742 90 80 90
museumnoe.at/de

Description

In the House of History, visitors immerse themselves in 40,000 years of human history. They experience the flora and fauna of Lower Austria with over 40 living animal species in the House of Nature. The Lower Austria Museum stands for the connection between people, nature and climate. In the architecturally unique building, knowledge is imparted in a playful and inspiring way.

Barrier-free accessibility

Entrance: Ground-level access through the main entrance. Double-leaf glass doors (passage width 2 metres)

Inside the building: Exhibition area (except glacier in the House of Nature), cash desk, shop, cloakroom, toilets, lifts including acoustic tour, restaurant

In exhibitions: A large part of the exhibition architecture is barrier-free (e.g. wheelchair-accessible display cases), most of the interactive elements are accessible and usable for wheelchair users

How content is conveyed

in Easy Language: Important information on the website

In sign language: Partial translation of Museum APP content into ÖGS and/or subtitling

in Braille: Tactile model of the museum in the foyer

multimedia: MuseumsAPP with translation of MuseumsAPP content into ÖGS and/or subtitling

Inclusive guided tours and offers

Target group-specific tours: Guided tours of the permanent exhibitions for blind and visually impaired people are offered upon request.

Sensory mediation aids: Some touch, smell and hearing stations in the exhibitions