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Provisions for people who require low sensory environments

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Provisions for people who are blind or partially sighted

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Provisions for people with reduced mobility

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General accessibility provisions

Low stimulus hours

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Hidden disability Sunflower Keycord recognised here

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Low stimulus area

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Open captioning

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Closed captioning

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Sign language interpretation provided

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Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)

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Accessible print (18pt. or larger)

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Audio description

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Guide lines and floor markings

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Mobile payment

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Wheelchair-friendly restroom

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Barrier-free building and passageways that are sufficiently wide

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Stairs with handrail

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Accessible lift

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Barrier-free access and steps accompanied by ramp

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Sensory experience

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Rest areas

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Personal assistant

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Service dog allowed

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Accessible building

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Amsterdam 750

24 Hours Zuidoost

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King's day and night

Amsterdam's cultural agenda

Art and exhibitions

Museum Rembrandthuis

Samuel van Hoogstraten, Oude man in het venster, 1653

https://www.rembrandthuis.nl/nl/plan-je-bezoek/bezoekersinformatie/

Voor meer informatie over toegankelijkheid ga naar de website van het museum

Rembrandt House Museum

The illusionist. Samuel van Hoogstraten

Samuel van Hoogstraten (1627-1678), a name to remember. He learned and worked with Rembrandt, in the pupils’ studio of the Rembrandt House. Of all Rembrandt’s students, he became the most successful. During his lifetime, that is. Because, after the 17th century, he was forgotten by the general public, despite the fact that he was a learned artist who constantly experimented with different subjects and optical tricks.

Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam

https://www.foam.org/nl/visit/accessibility

Voor meer informatie over toegankelijkheid check de website

Foam Photography Museum Amsterdam

Sakir Khader Yawm al-Firak

Yawm al-Firak, Arabic for Day of Separation, is the first solo museum exhibition by the Palestinian-Dutch photographer Sakir Khader. Since 2024, he has been the first Palestinian photographer selected to join the renowned photography collective Magnum Photos. Through his firsthand experiences in Palestinian occupied territories, Khader brings the viewer directly into the heart of the occupation. His images explore the fragile boundary between life and death.

Museum van de Geest | Outsider Art

https://museumvandegeest.nl/plan-je-bezoek/praktische-informatie-haarlem/

Museum of the Mind | Outsider Art

Animal Therapy

Discover how art, care and mental health are connected in the exhibition 'Animal Therapy' at the Museum of the Mind.

De Nieuwe Kerk

Het dak van de stad

The roof of Amsterdam

The Roof of Amsterdam

This year the spire on the roof of the Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam will be restored. A large platform will be placed on the roof for this restoration. As part of 750 years Amsterdam, the public will have the unique opportunity to climb the roof of this monument for an unforgettable view of our capital.

Melkweg

https://www.melkweg.nl/nl/bezoekersinfo/toegankelijkheid/

Bekijk hoe de Melkweg een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Everything for the Image

In the exhibition 'Everything for the Image' Trees Heil works with the intimate and complex relationship between identity, desire and self-expression from a female perspective. The female and queer body is celebrated as a source of creativity and imagination and shown through various media such as photography, video and performance.

Verwey Museum Haarlem

Dolly Bellefleur

Bekijk hoe Verwey Museum een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

https://verweymuseumhaarlem.nl/bezoek/#bereikbaarheid

Dolly Bellefleur 35 years on the Barricades: Let Love Reign

On October 28, 2024, Dolly Bellefleur, alter ego of comedian, lyricist and rainbow activist Ruud Douma, will be on stage and on the barricades for 35 years. In her own unique way, Dolly has been drawing attention to human rights in general, and the acceptance of LGBT+ in particular, for 35 years.

Volendams Museum

onderdeel muziek expositie

onderdeel Maurice Sijs

Exhibition on Volendam music and paintings by Maurice Sijs

In addition to the music exhibition, there is now also an exhibition of paintings by the Belgian painter Maurice Sijs. There are also various scenes on display, showing how Volendammers worked and lived. The exhibition also contains music and film.

Nxt Museum

Children of the Light for Still Processing at Nxt Museum

Bekijk hoe Nxt Museum een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Still Processing

The new exhibition at Nxt Museum explores the evolution of image processing – both by machines and by humans. How do we perceive and produce images? How do machine algorithms influence our perception? What is lost in the process?

Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam

PB01-Anti-koloniaal-protest-Suriname-jaartal-onbekend

PB01-Training-Indonesische-troepen-door-Japan

https://www.verzetsmuseum.org/nl/toegankelijkheid

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Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam)

World War II and the Former Dutch Colonies

After the successful reopening of the Resistance Museum Amsterdam at the end of 2022, in which the Second World War is presented with more nuance than before, it was time to revise the view on Dutch colonial history surrounding the Second World War.

Loods 6

We Like Art Exhibition

We Like Art celebrates its 15th anniversary with a big anniversary show. This exhibition brings together an impressive selection of works by leading artists such as Berndnaut Smilde and Scarlett Hooft Graafland.

Museum JAN

Koen Vermeule - Glasshouse 2024

Bekijk hoe Museum JAN een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt.

https://nl.museumjan.nl/visitor-information

Koen Vermeule - Poetry Suite

A wide selection of works by Koen Vermeule (Goes, 1965) will be on show at Museum JAN in spring 2025. Paintings and gouaches - many of them never shown before - that depict his world, his perception, his view of the environment and the people in it. The images originate in unspectacular, everyday life.

MILK SOLO: Maarten Nico

Artist Maarten Nico shows artworks that are about the Peter Pan Syndrome. This is a syndrome in which people find it difficult to become adults. Just like in Peter Pan, they flee from everyday reality in search of Neverland.

Boris de Beijer - Artefactum 3000

Museum JAN in Amstelveen presents the first museum solo exhibition by artist Boris de Beijer (1986). De Beijer graduated from the Rietveld Academy as a jewellery designer. Since then, he has led an interdisciplinary practice in which his work manoeuvres between the functional and the autonomous. His main focus is on the craft. De Beijer likes mastering new techniques and working with various materials. Especially for Museum JAN, he created new work, partly in collaboration with glass blowers from Amsterdam's Van Tetterode Glass Studio. The Ancient World serves as an important source of inspiration for De Beijer. In Artefactum 3000, he creates a world where elements of an ancient Roman city are recognizable, with a nod to a distant future.

SBK Kunstuitleen & Galerie

The Empire of Possibilities

Visit Empire of Possibilities, an exhibition where art, nature and technology come together in a magical experience, created by the artist duo Van Veen & Mus and their son Jip Mus, at SBK Kunstuitleen & Galerie, KNSM-laan 307-309, Amsterdam.

Stadsarchief Amsterdam - De Bazel

Mi Oso Es Mi Kas

https://www.amsterdam.nl/stadsarchief/praktische/bezoekinformatie/

Amsterdam City Archives

Claim Your Space – Mi Oso Es Mi Kas

Every year, unique archives are donated to the City Archives by Amsterdammers and Amsterdam organisations. These archives reflect the diversity of life in our city, now and throughout the centuries. In 2025, these archives will be in the spotlight with the Claim Your Space project. In this project, archive creators will be given the opportunity to exhibit their story in the City Archives' Treasure Room. The Mi Oso Es Mi Kas Foundation will be launched.

NDSM-Fuse

Something with...Paradise (deel 2)

In our Western culture, religion has lost its original power. We also seem to have said goodbye to its associated rituals and symbols. How now to live with impermanence; where do we find our paradise?