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A tactile exhibition in Prague on sculpture in the Middle Ages
Always worth a trip: Prague, the golden city, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 1992, with its rich architectural and cultural heritage.
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August offers from the Künstlerhaus Association for people with visual impairments
As part of the exhibition „COMMON STORY. United Art Experience“, the Künstlerhaus Association offers two guided tours in August for people with visual impairments.
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The Museo Tiflologico – A unique museum in Madrid
Anyone traveling to Madrid should visit the Museo Tiflogológico, a unique experience, even for people without disabilities. It was specifically designed for blind and visually impaired people.
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Italy – the origin of touch museums
The invention of tactile reliefs and objects dates back to sculpture in Italy and the tradition of the Italian „Museo Tattile“, which is closely linked to the pioneering work for accessibility and inclusion from the mid-1980s onwards.
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INCI Radio from Colombia – an inclusive news portal for people with visual impairments
This Zero Project award winner demonstrates how accessible media can empower blind and visually impaired people by providing information, education and community within an inclusive broadcasting service.
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Accessibility at the Vienna Festival
The extensive cultural offerings of the Vienna Festival can be experienced and visited until June 21st.
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Tactile tours at the Kunsthistorisches Museum – Dates 2026
Art touches everyone – and in a wide variety of ways. Experiencing it together is the aim of the inclusive guided tours at the KHM.
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Dance performance as a listening experience at Tanzquartier Wien
The Tanzquartier Wien is once again offering special dance performances focusing on auditory experiences for blind and visually impaired people on two dates in April: it doesn't go without saying (& other gossips) by Alix Eynaudi & Elizabeth Ward.
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Audio and tactile tours at the hdgö in April
On the trail of a family photo: When Ulrike Wieser discovers a picture of her second cousin Elfi Schlager, a suppressed chapter of the family history is revealed.
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Sao Paulo: Accessible art in public spaces
A Zero Project Awardee from Brazil shows how accessibility and public transport can come together to make art accessible to millions of people in their everyday lives.
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A museum you can hear, feel, and smell – The Museum Niederösterreich offers inclusive guided tours for the visually impaired and blind.
A museum that you not only see, but also hear, feel and smell; a place where history and nature come alive – regardless of sight.
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„"I read, I write, I am" – An exhibition on 200 years of Braille
A system of six dots is revolutionizing the education and participation of blind people worldwide: Braille, invented in 1825 by Louis Braille, celebrated its 200th anniversary in 2026.