The Museu de la Mar de l’Ebre is step-free on the ground floor and spacious throughout the areas you can access. The upper floor flat but you’ll need to make sure the lift is working. ( GIVE THEM A CALL IN ADVANCE)
On the ground floor there’s only temporary exhibitions whereas the exhibition about the famous river. It’s on the upper floor.
• You can be dropped off directly at the main entrance of the museum.
• There is no parking on site, but there is one designated accessible parking bay about 200 m away from the entrance. Around here: https://maps.google.com?q=40.6208417,0.5982503&entry=gps&shh=CAE&lucs=,94297699,94284484,94231188,94280568,47071704,94218641,94282134,94286869&g_st=ic
• The main entrance is flat and the doorway is wide enough for wheelchair users.
• The entrance door is manual, but the reception desk is directly in front of the entrance, and staff are usually able to assist if they see you arriving. • There are a few narrow wooden strips at the entrance, but they do not significantly hinder wheelchair access.
• Inside, the exhibition spaces are very spacious, with wide circulation areas and flat flooring.
Tickets and toilets
• Entry for wheelchair users is the same as for everyone else and is based on a voluntary donation towards the museum’s maintenance. • After entering, you will find an accessible toilet on your left-hand side. • The toilet door is manual and there are grab rails on both sides of the toilet. • On Sundays, entry is free for all visitors.
Lift and upper floors
• There is a lift on site, which in principle provides access to the upper floors. The lift is there an outdoor corridor though • When we visited, the lift was not working, so it is important to check with the museum before you go; otherwise, you may only be able to visit the ground floor.
Contact, address and planning your visit It is a good idea to contact the museum in advance to confirm the lift status and discuss any access needs.
• Address: Carrer Bisbe Aznar, 79, 43540 Sant Carles de la Ràpita, Tarragona, Catalunya. • Phone: +34 673 522 901 / +34 673 522 902. • Email: [email protected]
You can call or email ahead to ask about the lift, the accessible parking bay, or any specific accommodations you may need for your visit.
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