“physical accessibility”
An elevator and a connecting platform between the different floors allow accessibility to the whole museum while two vertical elevators outside the museum structure, located inside a well dug forty meters into the rock and reachable via a pedestrian gallery, allow ‘accessibility by eliminating a long and steep climb that reaches the Fortress through slipways and alleys.

“cultural accessibility”
An interactive multimedia itinerary, made up of multimedia stations and special devices, allows the use of the Museum and access to explanations and insights, even without the presence of dedicated guides, with particular attention to the disabled. The multimedia itinerary plays a decisive role in visiting the Museum and the visitor is “accompanied” by a “virtual guide” who tells the story of the discovery of the stele statues and gives the public information and news useful for understanding the archaeological finds on display. The information aids are available in the following languages: Italian, English and French. Inside the Museum, a sensory room has also been created specifically for the visually impaired in which the tactile perception of the stele statue is arranged, accompanied by a vocal story through an acoustic bell.