Disabled visitors

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

All areas of the museum are accessible for wheelchair users and for people with limited mobility. There is a passenger lift and fully accessible toilets.

Tactile tours can be booked for groups of visually impaired visitors, and sign language interpreted group tours are available for the hard of hearing. All group tours must be booked in advance.

The museum’s Gallery Café is open for light lunches, refreshments and afternoon teas.

Please contact us for further details.

Hove Museum & Art Gallery

All areas of the museum are accessible for wheelchair users and for people with limited mobility. There is a passenger lift and fully accessible toilets.

The Tearooms are open for refreshments, light lunches and afternoon teas.

Visitor parking is available onsite for disabled badge holders only.

Please contact us for further details.

Booth Museum of Natural History

All areas of the museum are accessible for wheelchair users and for people with limited mobility. Wheelchair access is via the rear door.

Please contact us for further details.

Preston Manor

The basement and ground floor only of Preston Manor are accessible for wheelchairs. Access is via a ramped side entrance at basement level and a lift to ground floor level. If you require assistance please ring the bell at the bottom of the front entrance steps to alert staff.

The walled garden and pets’ graveyard are accessible to wheelchairs from Preston Park.

Tactile tours can be booked for groups of visually impaired visitors, and sign language interpreted group tours are available for the hard of hearing. All group tours must be booked in advance.

Please contact us for further details.

For more information on accessibility in Brighton, including travel and parking, accessible accommodation and the Shopmobility Scheme, please visit the accessibility pages on the VisitBrighton website.