Accessibility
Visit
We can adapt all of our art education activities – guided tours, museum talks, courses and children’s birthday events – to suit different audiences and needs. Our specially trained art educators are happy to work with you to select appropriate themes and discuss individual means of communication. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have! All of our public and exhibition areas are fully accessible. Wheelchairs and portable folding stools are available for visitors to use. Guided tours featuring detailed descriptions and alternative approaches to the artworks on display are regularly offered for visitors who are blind or visually impaired. For details of these events please consult the Calendar. Specially designed guided tours for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing are also offered regularly. For details of these events please consult the Calendar.
Outreach
Visitors with dementia and their families are invited to take part in museum visits where they can be inspired by the art and engage in conversation in a calm, welcoming atmosphere. For details of these events please consult the Calendar. [Link] Care homes and other institutions may contact us to arrange individual visits.
We also run creative workshops in small groups for children, young people and adults with mental illnesses. Clinics and other institutions may contact us to arrange individual workshops.
We offer guided tours for children and adults in German sign language. Please contact the Museumsdienst Hamburg for more information.
Discover our artworks and exhibitions also in plain language! In the free app of the Hamburger Kunsthalle you will find audio tours. To do so, click on the »Accessible offers« section.
DIRECTIONS
In the HVV app, you can enter mobility details under "Options", for example if you are traveling by wheelchair. You are also welcome to use the overview of the stops for current information about the elevators: hvv - stops.
Moia also takes people with a severely disabled pass free of charge, and there are also vehicles for wheelchairs. There is a Moia stop directly at the Hamburger Kunsthalle.