Accessibility

We want everyone to feel welcome at the National Museum of Risorgimento We are committed to making your experience in our spaces, services, and activities as accessible, comfortable, and engaging as possible, so you can fully experience our collection.

Visiting aids

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Accessible entrance

The accessible entrance to the Museum is located in the courtyard of Palazzo Carignano. It can be reached through the door on the right when entering from Piazza Carignano, or on the left when entering from Piazza Carlo Alberto.
From here you can directly access the ticket office (2nd floor) and the corridor of the Italian Chamber Hall (3rd floor), to begin the exhibition route from the large atrium, the starting point of the visit.

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Ticket Office / Interactive Totem

You can consult interactive content, upcoming events, and useful information before your visit.

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Interactive map

A panel at the entrance to help you find your way around.

Suitable for the visually impaired / blind

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Tactile models

Model of Palazzo Carignano.

Suitable for the visually impaired / blind

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Touch panels

A touch panel for each room.

Suitable for the visually impaired / blind

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audioguide

Audio guide with a route for the blind and audio guide with a Braille keyboard.

Suitable for the visually impaired / blind

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Binoculars

For the visually impaired, small binoculars are available to make it easier to read the captions. You can request them at the ticket office.

Suitable for the visually impaired / blind

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LIS Path

Video-audio guide in LIS (Italian Sign Language).

Suitable for the hard of hearing / deaf

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Bone induction headphones

Bone induction headphones specifically designed for hearing-impaired visitors are available free of charge at the ticket office.

Suitable for the hard of hearing / deaf

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Touch screen panels

Along the routes there are 2 interactive touch screens that display additional information on the objects and works.