Accessibility at the Capuchin Crypt

Information for visitors with disabilities and mobility needs.

The Museum and Crypt of the Capuchin Friars aims to be accessible to all visitors. Here you will find information regarding mobility access and other services. For details on free admission for disabled visitors and their companions, please see our free & reduced tickets page.

Mobility Information

The Capuchin Museum and Crypt are reported to be wheelchair accessible. The modern museum is equipped with ramps and elevators to navigate the exhibits. The path through the underground crypt is also generally flat and accessible.

Please note that while most sources confirm accessibility, one has reported it as not accessible. We recommend contacting the museum directly via the official website for the most current and detailed information if you have specific mobility concerns.

Available Support

Services for a comfortable visit.

Wheelchair Access

The site is generally considered wheelchair accessible, with elevators and ramps available in the museum section.

Free Admission

Visitors with a certified disability are entitled to free admission. This policy often extends to one companion as well.

Audio Guides

For visitors who prefer an auditory experience, audio guides are available and provide a comprehensive tour of the museum and crypt.

Accessibility FAQ

Your questions answered.

Are there stairs to get into the crypt?
The crypt is located beneath the church, but the modern museum entrance is designed to be accessible. Elevators are available to move between levels.
How do I claim free entry for a disabled visitor?
You will typically need to present a valid disability certification at the ticket office upon arrival. Please see our free tickets page for more details.
Are there accessible restrooms?
Yes, accessible restroom facilities are available within the museum complex.
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