Accessibility for people with reduced mobility

All exhibition spaces are accessible to wheelchair users.

Currently, it is possible to borrow a wheelchair free of charge to visit the whole of the Museum. Should such a need arise, please contact the Museum’s ticket offices at: kasa@muzeumemigracji.pl, +48 586-704-161

The exhibition features tourist chairs for resting places.

Accessibility for people with sight disabilities

The Museum offers magnifying glasses for viewing exhibits, available free of charge. They can be borrowed at the ticket offices.

The ticket office offers typhlographics depicting the plants presented at the exhibition. Descriptions of selected typhlographics in an audio format (in Polish) will open when you click on texts below:

• Cattleya warscewiczii
• Lepanthes tridentata
• Restrepia guttulata
• Stanhopea tigrina
• Vanilla

Audio desciption of the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition plan (in Polish) will open when you click on this text.

Audio descriptions of selected photographs (in Polish) open when you click on texts below:

• „Czekając na śnieg/Waiting fot the snow”
• „Dom polski/Polish house”
• „Droga/The road”
• „Las tropikalny/Tropical forest”
• „Modlitwa/The prayer”
• „Obok siebie/Next to each other”
• „Pamiątka/The souvenir”
• „Papugi/Parrots”
• „Rzeka/The river”
• „Szkoła/The school”

The machine-readable exhibition texts (in Polish) from the exhibition will open when you click on this text.

Accessibility for people with special learning needs

The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition in an easy-to-read and understand (in Polish) will open when you click on this text.

The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition in an easy-to-read and understand in an audio format (in Polish) will open when you click on texts below:

• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – full version
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part one. The Emigration Museum in Gdynia and visiting the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part two. The Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – hall.
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part three. The Temporary Exhibition Hall.
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – authors.

Accessibility for people with autism spectrum disorders and hypersensitivity

The sounds of a tropical forest are played in the hall of the Marine Station. The Temporary Exhibition Hall features a film with sound.

The exhibition is illuminated by natural light. The Temporary Exhibition Hall also houses exhibits with additional artificial lighting.

We offer rental of child- and adult-size noise-cancelling headphones free of charge. Headphones are available at the ticket offices.

The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition in an easy-to-read and understand (in Polish) will open when you click on this text.

The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition in an easy-to-read and understand in an audio format (in Polish) will open when you click on texts below:

• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – full version
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part one. The Emigration Museum in Gdynia and visiting the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part two. The Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – hall.
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition, part three. The Temporary Exhibition Hall.
• The Guide to the Climax [Klimaks] Exhibition – authors.

From 6 July to 7 December, you can visit the Museum during Quiet Hours – from 10:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

Accessibility for the d/Deaf

The film featured as part of the exhibition has subtitles.

Meetings held as part of the events accompanying the exhibition will be interpreted into sign language.

On 3 October and 10 October, you may come for a tour with a guide speaking the Polish Sign Language. More details will be available soon.

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For more information about the Museum’s accessibility, please visit the Information for People with Disabilities tab.