Sights of Ukraine

The main expositions of the museum are adapted to the needs of visitors with hearing impairments, there is the possibility of using an electric lift from the first floor.

The reserve is made more accessible thanks to an inclusive information center and tactile exhibits.

In the inclusive museum space with ramps and elevators, specialized tours "Kyiv to the touch" are conducted.

The use of modern technologies - music, light, visual aids - helps visitors to more deeply experience and understand a very recent reality.

The Ostroh Castle on the mountain above the Viliya River is the former residence of the powerful Ostrozky princes, who in the 14th and 17th centuries owned large lands in Volyn.

Multimedia equipment is widely used in the exposition: interactive information panels, projection screens, QR codes, audio guides

The Peresopnytsia Gospel Museum is partially adapted for people with disabilities: parking, mnemonic, ramp.

The museum's exhibits are equipped with ramps, adapted tours and tactile 3D models of museum objects are available.

This museum began to become inclusive in the XIX, when the first elevator in Ukraine was installed here.

One of the most visited museums in Ukraine provides a high level of accessibility for people with disabilities.

The innovation Museum with sculptures of figures in the history of Ukraine has a barrier-free exhibition space.

The Horodok Museum of Local Lore has become one of the most modern small museums after a recent renovation.

In the completely inclusive museum you can touch the copies of his ingenious sculptures "Ukrainian Michelangelo".

The museum offers a hands-on experience of art - tactile copies of objects from the museum's collection are available.

There are no thresholds or stairs in the exhibition rooms, adapted excursions and an inclusive WC are available.

The principle of constructing the museum's exposition "Culture by Touch" is aimed at tactile perception, actively implementing typhlotourism practices.

The memorial to the victims of the artificial famine of 1932-33 is one of the most inclusive museums in Ukraine.