Visitors with specific needs
The museum is made to be visited with every sense, and nothing it tells is reserved for those who see or hear it all.
Tours in sign language, in plain language or by touch, on request.
Tours in sign language, in plain language or by touch, on request. The building is step-free throughout thanks to its lifts, folding seats wait at the desk, and our guides adapt the pace and the length of the activity to your group.
Good to know
Museum accessibility
Every floor is reached by lift, and folding seats are available at the desk.
Accessibility and inclusionWeekday mornings are the quietest; a visit outside busy hours can be arranged on request.
Coats, bags and pushchairs can be left at the cloakroom free of charge.
The museum café serves drinks and light meals during opening hours, no ticket needed.
Preparing the visit
No, whoever accompanies a visitor with specific needs enters free of charge.
Yes: pace, length and materials are adjusted to the group, just say so when booking.
French, German, Luxembourgish and English; the language is stated on each activity.
Three weeks before the date you want, and earlier during term time.