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Please note there is step free access but no hand rail.

The Abbey Ruins are accessible for wheelchair users and those with mobility issue via a footpath.

A portable induction loop is available for meetings and talks in other areas of the building (again, please contact us in advance using the form below).

There is also an induction loop available in our Victoria Hall (please contact us in advance as a technician will be required). An induction loop is provided in the Concert Hall.Please note that the Concert Hall balcony can only be accessed via a short flight of stairs (however there is alternative seating in the main Concert Hall). There is a staircase in the Town Hall which leads you from reception up to the first floor (with handrails).The majority of our function rooms are accessible for wheelchair users. If you are attending a function, concert or viewing the Museum objects on display in the Town Hall you can access the first and second floors via the Town Hall lift.You can download a Sensory Map of the Museum and our Social or Visual Story to help our neurodiverse visitors at the bottom of this page.We also have portable folding stools available please ask Museum staff if you wish to use these. You will find seating throughout the Museum.There is also the main staircase which has handrails on both sides. The lift takes visitors up to the first and second floors. You will find the lift located on your right as you enter the ground floor of the Museum.The galleries are accessible for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues.

The main step-free entrance to Reading Town Hall and Reading Museum has temporary scaffolding (November 2022)

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