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Fast Facts – Accessibility

Over the next few months, we will present fast facts about the reimagined Museum. This week’s theme is accessibility.

Once Paisley Museum reopens in 2024, there will be:

  • New lifts and step free access to museum galleries on all levels of the building
  • Toilets on all levels, including a Changing Places room by the new entrance.
  • A new observatory garden with ramps providing step free access between the museum and the observatory.
  • Public access to Transit House (which defines Paisley’s very own Greenwich meantime) for the first time in decades.

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