Accessibility Lalique Museum

Due to the historic nature and listed status of our museum buildings, they are unfortunately not accessible to wheelchair users or those using mobility scooters. Visitors using a walking frame can only access the ground-floor areas. There are a few steps at the entrance, and assistance is of course available. There are no lifts, and some areas are located on the upper floors. New handrails have recently been installed on the stairs. In the restored Commandery dating from 1286, the ground floor is easily accessible to people using a walking frame. This is also the case for the ground floor of Gasthuisstraat 1 and 8, the garden and the museum café.

From 5 July 2026, when the new Lalique Museum opens its doors to the public, we will be better able to welcome visitors with physical disabilities. For wheelchair users, there will be a new ramp from Kerkstraat, and in the Commanderij there will be a lift to the second floor. We are delighted to have been able to realise these facilities. Furthermore, in due course, special attention will be given to people with visual impairments at De Commanderij.

Do you have any questions about accessibility, or are you unsure whether you can visit the Lalique Museum? Please contact us prior to your visit by emailing info@laliquemuseum.nl