Very interesting, accessible museum
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4
Date of visit: May 2019
I have experience of challenges around: moving around
I use or have experience of: powerchair, walking aid, wheelchair
Overall Rating
Good
This is a very interesting museum telling the history of lighthouses in Scotland with various lights etc on display. There is a cafe on the upper floor with soup, light snacks & homebakes. There was no lift but the stairs are manageable & there is a chair lift.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
There is no steps, there is a small shop just inside where you pay your entry fee. There are ramps throughout the museum so is easily accessed. As mentioned before there is a stairlift to the upper floor and cafe.
Parking & Transport
Excellent
There is a good accessible car park just outside the museum entrance with disabled parking spaces.
Accessible Toilets
Good
Not very big but adequate.
Staff
Excellent
Very friendly & helpful. There were workmen in when we visited& they were very careful & helpful when we passed them. The lady in the shop told us about the stair lift & a member of staff from the cafe came to take me up in that.
Additional Information
A very interesting visit, with lovely people to help.
