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As Britain’s oldest conservatoire, we are inspired by the past but committed to shaping contemporary musical life with discernment and open-mindedness. We welcome everyone to experience the special liveliness of the Academy by attending our many concerts, masterclass and talks featuring world-class artists. Our free Museum is full of remarkable instruments and our famous collections.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by Royal Academy of Music

Disabled Access at Royal Academy of Music

There are six steps to the main entrance, with handrails. Alternative step-free access to reception and the Duke’s Hall concert venue is via the ramped side entrance of the York Gate building. This is approximately 30 metres to the left of the Academy’s main entrance. York Gate is wheelchair accessible to all floors. The museum’s three floors are all accessible via the lift. Most of our performance spaces have semi-flexible seating arrangements, and suitable spaces for wheelchair users. Please note that advance notice is very helpful. At advance request we have some induction loops available.

Toilets features at Royal Academy of Music

Accessible WCs are located in the basement of the Main building and on floors 1 and 2 of the Museum in York Gate.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.