(c) by (c) Martin von Wagner Museum der Universität Würzburg, A. Mischke
Description [EN]
It is situated in the south wing of the Würzburg Residenz, appearing extremely modest, almost hidden away, yet the Martin von Wagner Museum could really make a splash: after all, it is one of the most significant university museums in Europe! Its extensive and high-quality collections of ancient and post-ancient art span six millennia of art and cultural history and have served as illustrative material for art history studies since the end of the 18th century. The museum comprises two sections: the Older Section, the Collection of Antiquities, boasts the third-largest collection of Greek pottery in Germany, alongside clay figurines, glassware, marble works and Etruscan and Egyptian antiquities. The Picture Gallery in the Modern Section presents, across eleven rooms, German, Dutch and Italian paintings by renowned artists from the 14th to the 20th centuries, as well as sculptures, including works by Tilman Riemenschneider.
Accessibility
Access with ramp
Yes
Door width (in cm)
at least 1,50m.
Guidance system for visually impaired people, Tactile / acoustic map
No
Entrance soil indicators
No
Marking of step edges
No
Access stairless
Yes
Access with ramp
No
Elevator with tactile font / announcement
Yes
Elevator door width (in cm)
1,50m
Disabled toilet
Yes
Labeling in pictograms
No
Inscription in braille
No
Acoustically accessible exhibition objects
No
Tactile accessible exhibition objects
No
Print medium in braille inscription / large print
No
Tactile / audio tours
No
Guided tours in sign language
No
Tactile flooring system
No
Barrier-free Audioguides
Yes
Educational programs for visitors with learning difficulties
No