For visitors with disabilities who wish to discover or rediscover Asian arts, we are here to help, answer your questions and provide you with useful tools.
Musée Guimet - Iéna
The museum is accessible to all persons with a disability.
An access ramp on the outside leads to the museum lobby where the reception and ticket office are located.
A lift then enables you to reach the ground floor.
Two lifts lead to the garden floor spaces (temporary exhibitions, ateliers, auditorium, restaurant and lavatories), as well as the three floors of the museum collections.
A lift takes you up the rotunda on the 4th floor.
Reception counters, the museum shop cash registers as well as the auditorium are equipped with a magnetic induction loop.
Available services
Two wheelchairs are at your disposal in the cloakroom and will be made available in exchange for an identity card. It is not possible to reserve them in advance.
You may also borrow folding seats for your group visits (specify when making your reservation at the email address: resa@guimet.fr)
Auditorium
The auditorium, located on the garden floor, can be reached by the lifts. It has reserved seats for disabled persons.
Lavatories
The lavatories, accessible by the lift, are on the garden floor and third floor.
Price and fast-track access
Disabled visitors and an attendant of their choice enjoy the benefit of a free and priority entrance, on presentation of a currently valid justification.*
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome in the museum. Dogs under training are also admitted. A justification may be requested in the specific instance of the assistance dogs.
The public accessibility register can be consulted at the warden’s station located next to the book shop boutique.
*On presentation of the inclusion mobility card citing invalidity and priority/ or invalidity and war pensioner card, or European disability card.
The Hôtel d’Heidelbach and the Musée d’Ennery are not accessible to persons with reduced mobility. For persons with a visual handicap we recommend the presence of an accompanist. These two museums are accessible to persons with other sensorial and intellectual handicaps (the Musée d’Ennery can be visited only with a reservation).