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VISITORS WITH REDUCED MOBILITY PARKING: There are three disabled parking spaces (GIG GIC) in front of the Museum entrance. During the renovation works, the entrance will be on the
Seine's side. You have to go down the President Wilson Avenue, then take right and go on the New York Avenue along the Seine up to the 12-14 New York Avenue. Ramps are set up in order
to make the entrance easier. ACCESS: Two lifts allow disabled people to visit the Collection and temporary exhibitions. ASSISTANCE: Three wheelchairs are available for visitors. For
reservation, telephone 01 53 67 40 00. ACCESSIBILITY: The ground floor is easy to access; most of the rooms are on the same level or connected by lifting platforms (staff assistance is
available). Temporary exhibitions take place on this floor. ADMISSION CHARGES: Whatever the disability, access to the temporary exhibitions is free for the person concerned (on production of
a disability card, a priority card, or a parking card for people with disabilities) and for one carer/friend. HEARING IMPAIRMENT Hearing impairment: The Museum audio guides can be fitted
with a magnetic loops. Guide booklets are distributed free at the Museum entrance for complete independence. And there are terminals with magnetic loops in the Raoul Dufy and Henri Matisse
rooms. VISUAL IMPAIRMENT It is possible to follow the oral guided tour and discover the collections and exhibitions by listening to the words of a Museum lecturer.
