Accessibility
The Aargauer Kunsthaus is committed to ensuring that culture is accessible to as many diverse groups as possible.
Events
Accessibility
- The Aargauer Kunsthaus is wheelchair accessible.
- Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome.
- Access to the Aargauer Kunsthaus is via a cobblestone square.
- A wheelchair-accessible lavatory is located on the first floor.
- Folding chairs and a wheelchair are available.
- Videos are subtitled where possible.
For assistance, please contact reception
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Barrier-free offers
Videos in sign language
Inclusive advisory board
Since 2020, the Aargauer Kunsthaus has been working with an inclusive advisory board as part of the Kultur inklusiv label. This board consists of seven members with and without disabilities. The working group meets regularly to discuss current issues in the field of accessibility and to evaluate exhibitions and offerings at the Kunsthaus. The group’s goal is to break down barriers in all areas of the museum and create a place where inclusion and participation can take place.
Achim Bader, Reinhard Anliker, Nina Widerkehr, Ursula Friz and Viktor Buser (from left to right in the photo)
Not in the photo: Doris Gautschi and Diana Affolter
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Foto: ullmann.photography
Inclusive Culture
We encourage the participation of people with and without impairments or disabilities in cultural life by providing a wide range of offers and accommodations. The Kultur inklusiv (inclusive culture) label from Pro Infirmis sets out important principles and recognises our institution for this commitment. We are also supported by a group of experts with and without disabilities or impairments.
