This unique space is located on the second floor in the western hall and is intended for everyone who wishes to experience art in a new way.
“Inclusion for our museum is not just an aspect of our work, but an important value. We strive to make art accessible to everyone, including the blind and people with visual impairments. The tactile corner represents a unique space where exhibits can be perceived through touch. Here, visitors have the opportunity not only to see but also to feel the shape, texture, and form of the artworks, discovering a new, deeply personal experience,” the official statement notes.
