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Information for your barrier-free visit to the DomQuartier<\/h2>\n

General<\/h3>\n

The DomQuartier staff will do their best to make a visit as pleasant as possible for people with disabilities.<\/p>\n

Entering from the Residenzplatz, please ask at the cash desk or the porter’s lodge on the left in the archway, and a member of staff will help you.<\/p>\n

Please note that for insurance reasons, both lifts may be used only when visitors are accompanied by a member of the DomQuartier staff.<\/p>\n

Dogs are not allowed in the DomQuartier, an exception is made for assistance dogs, accompanied by people with an impairment.<\/p>\n

We are available to answer questions during office hours (Monday \u2013 Thursday 8 am \u2013 5 pm, Friday 8 am \u2013 1 pm), tel. +43 662 80 42 21 09<\/a> or office@domquartier.at<\/a>. Outside office hours and at weekends please call +43 664 611 66 77.<\/a><\/p>\n

Tickets<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Tickets are available at the main entrance from the Residenzplatz, at the porter’s lodge on the left in the archway.<\/p>\n

\"Eingang<\/a><\/p>\n

Eingang vom Residenzplatz kommend<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\"portierloge\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Portierloge\/Kassa<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

People with disabilities are admitted free of charge from a degree of disability of at least 50% (acc. disability pass).<\/p>\n

On presentation of a disability pass with companion, the companion will also be admitted free of charge.<\/p>\n

The cash desks are equipped with an induction loop system.<\/p>\n

How to find us<\/h3>\n

Address
\nResidenzplatz 1 \/ Domplatz 1a
\n5020 Salzburg
\nTravelling by car \/ barrier-free parking:<\/p>\n

The nearest disabled parking is at Toscaninihof 1 (3 spaces), Mozartplatz 10 (2 spaces) and Hofstallgasse 2 (6 spaces). The bollards in front of the Festival Hall and on the Mozartplatz can be unlocked with the Euro key.<\/p>\n

Further details at Contact & Location<\/a><\/p>\n

Public transport<\/h3>\n

At the main train station, take bus no. 1 (stop: Ferdinand Hanusch Platz) or nos. 3, 5 or 6 (stop: Rathaus [town hall]).
\nAll these routes take you directly to the Old Town in about 10 minutes.
\nAlternatively, you can use the S-Bahn [suburban train] stopping at M\u00fclln-Altstadt. From here you can reach the DomQuartier on the Residenzplatz in about 20 minutes.<\/p>\n

Further details at Contact & Location<\/a><\/p>\n

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Support for your visit to the museum:<\/h2>\n

Wheelchair and folding stool<\/h3>\n

For people with limited mobility, wheelchairs may be borrowed at the cash desk in the porter’s lodge. Advance reservation is necessary,
\nat +43 662 80 42 21 09<\/a> or office@domquartier.at<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Seating is available at various places throughout the tour. In addition, our folding stools, which are lightweight and easy to use, can also be used as walking-sticks.<\/p>\n

3D model of the Salzburg Cathedral fassade<\/h3>\n

With the help of the 3D scale model (1:150), we can show you the early baroque fassade of Salzburg Cathedral as a tactile experience. The architectural elements \u2013 such as the three portal arches, the statues, the two towers and the domes \u2013 are rendered in accurate detail.
\nFor this model, the fassade was measured \u2013 for the first time in the history of the Cathedral \u2013 with state-of-the-art laser technique. A total of 150 million laser dots provided the basis for producing the model by means of a 3D printer. The process was made possible through the generous commitment and collaboration of the Linsinger Company and the Kuchl University of Applied Sciences with the art education department of the DomQuartier.<\/p>\n

The 3D model stands in the Cathedral Museum in the South Oratory, in the last room on the left.<\/p>\n

iPads with sign-language videos<\/h3>\n

Two iPads with sign-language videos are available for deaf and hearing-impaired people. They can be borrowed at the cash desk in the porter’s lodge against a deposit (e.g. a photo ID). At more than 80 stops, information is given about the grandiose lifestyle of the Salzburg prince-archbishops, background stories on the baroque paintings and the remarkable treasures of church and monastery.<\/p>\n

Audio guides<\/h3>\n

The audio guides (with neck-straps, leaving your hands free) are available free of charge in the Carabinierisaal in the state-rooms.<\/p>\n

Barrier-free access<\/h3>\n
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DomQuartier-Plan<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The DomQuartier was modified to make it barrier-free as far as possible within the limits of monument protection.
\nFor people with disabilities, the tour of the museum is organised in two stages:
\nStage 1 (Residenz main entrance, Residenzplatz 1)<\/p>\n

Main entrance of the Residenz<\/p>\n