Florence wheelchair accessible tours Bardini Museum disabled excursions

The museum is named after its creator, the most authoritative Italian antiquarian, Stefano Bardini.

He created a collection of artwork with a deep passion for the Renaissance and skill at unearthing medieval Florence.

The ceilings are magnificent examples of Venetian glass and Tuscan woodwork.

The Florence wheelchair accessible tours Bardini Museum disabled excursions is accessible from the entrance of Via dei Renai, 37.

For visitors with disabilities, entry is instead from Piazza de 'Mozzi n 1.

The Museum is accessible to wheelchair users and disabled people in all its parts, except for the Armory Hall.

Road with uneven paving.

Car entrance.

Large door with doorstep of 5 cm.

Ticket hall and ground hall. Room on first and second raised floor are accessible for wheelchair users, reduced mobility and disabled.

Second floor “Corsi” collection.

Opening times:

Monday, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays: From 11:00 To 17:00
Ticket Cost: Euros 6,00