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Embracing Inclusivity Through Technological Innovation
  Château d'Oiron/Oiron Castle
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Embracing Inclusivity Through Technological Innovation

Château d'Oiron/Oiron Castle

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Free Admission Initiative

Offer tailored to visitors with reduced mobility

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Offer tailored to visitors who are blind or visually impaired

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Château d'Orion

Offer tailored to visitors with intellectual disabilities

Château d'Orion

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Norio is a special kind of robot that helps people who have difficulty moving around. You can control Norio from the ground floor and it can take you to explore places you might not be able to reach on your own, like the first floor of the château. Norio has a camera that shows your face on a screen, so it feels like you're right there exploring, even if you can't physically go upstairs.

Norio in action

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Château d'Orion

1. How can we overcome legal barriers to ensure museums are accessible to a diverse community? 2. In what ways can museums use technology to ensure that their collections are accessible to diverse audiences?

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Offer tailored to visitors who are blind or visually impaired.
  • Tailored visits are offered by the educational service and conducted by trained facilitators.
  • Multisensory mediation devices provided by the educational team during a tailored visit and/or workshop.
  • Thermoinflated maps of the estate (park and castle) with Braille legends.
  • Visitor documents available in large print.

Castle location: The Poitou Region 22 830 visitors in 2022 Built in the 15th century as a fortress, Château d'Oiron later transformed into a Renaissance residence under noble families. Today, visitors can explore the castle's halls and gardens. Guided tours offer insights into its architecture.

Offer tailored to visitors with intellectual disabilities
  • Free admission and guided tour for individuals with disabilities and their accompanying person
  • Possibility of participating in adapted visits and workshops, supervised by the educational service team.

Free Admission

  • Under 18
  • Ages 18-25 (EU citizens and non-EU residents with regular status in France)
  • Person with disabilities and accompanying person
  • Job seeker
  • Students
  • First Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December
  • Member of the Friends of Oiron association

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