A tactile floor guidance system leads to the cash desk, checkroom, elevator, toilets and through the permanent exhibition on the second floor. You can also borrow a tactile room plan free of charge from the ticket office.Guide dogs for the blind are allowed in the museum.The Berlinische Galerie offers an inclusive audio guide as an app and web version for 17 works of art in the permanent exhibition.The app automatically triggers all audio contributions, enabling blind and visually impaired people to navigate through the exhibition independently.All audio contributions are also available as text versions.Seven main works can be experienced tactilely.Tactile models made of different materials such as felt, textile or wood convey a plastic-material impression of the respective original.All exhibition texts are available in large print.

The Berlinische Galerie is accessible for visitors with reduced mobility.In principle, the museum building, all exhibition and event rooms and Café Dix are wheelchair-accessible.The entrance to the museum is at ground level.You will find a power-assisted door about 5 m after the main entrance on the right-hand side of the glass front.The cash desk is not wheelchair accessible, communication is possible while seated.Special exhibitions are presented on the first floor.The exhibition rooms on the 1st floor can be reached via a wheelchair-accessible elevator. A barrier-free toilet is located in the foyer of the museum next to the checkroom. The door opens via a button. Objects and exhibition texts can mainly be viewed and read while seated. Showcases have a standard height of 78 cm and are wheelchair accessible. There are wheelchair-accessible tables in the museum café.

Detailed information on barrier-free access can be found at: Further information