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88 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITION ROOMS WAX MUSEUM WAX MUSEUM Paseo de Recoletos, 41 28004 Madrid Telephone: 91 319 26 49 Web: www.museoceramadrid.com Opening times: Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 14:30. and from 16:30 to 20:30. Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 10:00 to 20:30. Metro without lift: Colón Bus: 5, 14, 15, 21, 27, 45 and 53 Accessible parking: Underground parking in Paseo de Recoletos Recreating on a life-scale some of the best known celebrities from the world of arts, sport, politics and Spanish and international socialites through an emotional combination of spaces, atmosphere, light and sound. CUSTOMER SERVICE Wheelchairs are available for use by visitors. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted. One member of the customer service staff has any knowledge of Spanish Sign Language (SSL). GUIDED TOURS No guided tours are available. ACCESS The Wax Museum is on the lower ground floor of the building, and is reached via the entrance on Paseo de Recoletos, bordering the courtyard to the left. Before reaching the lifts is a double, glass swing door, each door being 80 cm wide. They are not marked with horizontal strips or a logo in a contrasting colour. After the door is a ramp, 2.40 m long, 85 cm wide and with an incline of 3.8%. Any one of 4 lifts can be used to get to the lower ground floor. They have audible signals, and the cabs are wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair user and companions. The lifts lead to the museum’s patio by way of a downward-sloping ramp, 86 cm wide, 1.35 m long and with a non-recommended incline of 17.6%. Entry to the courtyard is through a double glass door, each door being 80 cm wide. They are not indicated with a contrasting coloured markings. MADRID FOR ALL WAX MUSEUM People with reduced mobility can access the museum from Paseo de Recoletos via staircase, with 2 sections of 12 steps, and via from one of the exits from Colón Metro station. The museum is divided into 2 galleries, both of which are entered from the courtyard. The entrance to the first gallery is a glass door which swings in both directions and is 84 cm wide. It is marked with the museum’s logo. The gallery’s exit door is 78 cm wide. Entry to and exit from the second gallery is via 4 glass swing doors which do not require any markings. Each one is 88 cm wide. ACCESSIBILITY – PHYSICALLY DISABLED Ticket sales: next to the entrance to the second gallery. Height of counter: 117 cm Floor access: Gallery 1 is all on one level. To reach the “Sala del Crimen” (Hall of Crime”) from Gallery 2, there is a flight of stairs with more than 10 steps to be negotiated, and no alternative accessible way up. Building lift No. of lifts: 4 Route: possible, up to the door Height of call buttons: 110 and 130 cm Door width: 84 cm Width and depth of cab: 120 and 140 cm Height of lift buttons: 100-130 cm Height of handrail: 100 cm Toilets: the cubicle for wheelchair users, indicated by the International Symbol of Access (ISA), is located next to the lifts on the same floor of the building as the museum, and is kept locked. The key can be obtained from the ticket office. The toilet door is 90 cm wide. Toilet door: opens inwards with Clear turning circle inside (diameter): a width of 88 cm Ø 150 cm Cubicle door: opens inwards with a width of 88 cm Toilet: Seat height: 50 cm Height of flush mechanism: 110 cm Width of approach: left hand side Fixed grab bar on the right hand ≥ 80 cm, front ≥ 120 cm side: 80 cm There is no grab bar on the left hand side Basin: Height and clearance beneath Tap: mixer tap the basin: 73 cm and 30 cm Height of the lower edge of the mirror: Height of bathroom fittings: 80 cm 100 cm ROUTE 01 ACCESSIBLE TOURISM GUIDE 89
90 MUSEUMS AND EXHIBITION ROOMS ACCESSIBILITY – VISUALLY IMPAIRED Information and Signs The way through both galleries is linear, so there is no need for any directional signs. The only signs are those showing the names of the people represented by the wax figures. museum. A brochure (in Spanish only) is available, which lists the contents of the galleries and gives general information about the museum Lifts Cab with audio signals: yes Lift buttons in contrasting colour: yes Keypad with numbers in relief: Keypad with numbers in Braille: yes yes ACCESSIBILITY – HEARING IMPAIRED Lifts Visual signs indicating the floor and Emergency button with a light to direction of movement, both show that the emergency call has inside and outside the cab: yes been received: no MADRID FOR ALL MUSEUM OF THE SAN FERNANDO ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS MUSEUM OF THE SAN FERNANDO ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS MUSEUM OF THE SAN FERNANDO ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS Palacio de Don Juan de Goyeneche Calle de Alcalá, 13 28014 Madrid Telephone: 91 524 08 64 Web: http://rabasf.insde.es Opening times: Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 17:00. Saturdays from 9:00 to 15:00. Sundays and public holidays from 9:00 to 14:30. Closed Monday. Metro with lift: Sol Metro without lift: Sevilla Bus: 3, 5, 9, 15, 20, 51, 52, 53 and 150 Accessible parking: Underground parking Sevilla The creation of the Real Academia de Bellas Artes (Royal Academy of Fine Arts) was first promoted by Felipe V in 1744, but it was his son, Fernando VI, who signed the Royal Decree of Foundation in 1752 for the perfection and study of the noble arts of painting, sculpture and architecture. It was built between 1724 and 1725 by architect José Benito Churriguera as a palatial home for the banker Juan de Goyeneche. It was refurbished and improved in 1773 by Diego de Villanueva to house the Academy. The museum houses an important collection of paintings (including 13 works by Goya), sculpture and other works of art from a variety of different European schools. CUSTOMER SERVICE A wheelchair is available for use by visitors. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted. One member of the customer service staff has any knowledge of Spanish Sign Language (SSL). GUIDED TOURS Public guided tours with limited places take place on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 11:00. Tours do not take place in August. Guided tours for groups can be arranged with prior notice. Email: museo.visitas@rabasf.org ROUTE 01 ACCESSIBLE TOURISM GUIDE 91
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