Château féodal de Moha

Car park

• There is at least one parking space within 100 metres of the entrance.

• Reserved parking spaces are clearly marked.

Access road from the car park

• All passageways are wide enough.

• The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.

• The doorways are at least 85 cm wide.

• The ramp is secured on the side facing the void.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easily identifiable.

Horizontal movement

• The floor is even and free of obstacles.

• All passageways are wide enough.

• Lighting is sufficient and continuous.

• Signage makes it easy to find your way around.

The description of the strengths and points to note refers only to the visitor centre, as the castle site is not accessible to wheelchair users. The path leading to the historic site is sloped. There is a staircase to access the site. The surface around the castle ruins is uneven and has obstacles.

Reception

• The ticket office counter is too high.

Adapted toilet

• The so-called ‘adapted’ toilet measures 127 cm x 150 cm.

Car park

• There is at least one reserved parking space within 50 metres of the entrance.

• Reserved parking spaces are clearly marked.

Access road from the car park

• All passageways are wide enough.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easily identifiable.

Reception

• Seating with armrests is provided at reception.

Horizontal movement

• There are no steps to negotiate.

• Circulation is easy throughout.

• The floor is even and free of obstacles.

• All passageways are wide enough.

• Lighting is adequate and continuous.

Adapted toilet

• The toilet measures 127 cm x 150 cm and is equipped with grab bars.

Exhibition

• If you are accompanying your family on this activity, you can wait for them while discovering the historic site via the presentation video, which includes explanations of the history and a filmed tour of the site.

The above description refers only to the visitor centre, as the castel site is not easily accessible for people with walking difficulties, with or without a walking aid (crutch, walker, etc.). The path to the historic site is steep. There is a staircase to access the site. The pavement around the ruins of the castle to be visited is made up of obstacles, and the floor is uneven.

Access road from the car park

• Traffic is unobstructed.

Guide dogs

• Assistance dogs are accepted.

Entrance

• The entrance is located in the logical continuation of the route.

• Staff can see people arriving at the building and can offer assistance.

Reception

• The reception area is quiet and not glass-enclosed.

• Staff have received training in welcoming visitors with specific needs.

Horizontal movement

• Circulation is unobstructed.

• Lighting is sufficient and continuous.

Exhibition

• The history of the site is presented orally via video.

The historic site is not sufficiently accessible for blind visitors. The stairs are not equipped with handrails and there are obstacles on the floor. Therefore, the description of the highlights and points to note only refers to the visitor centre.

Reception

• The reception area is difficult to locate. To access it, after passing through the entrance door, the second door is on the right.

• Once inside the centre, the ticket office is on the left.

Exhibition

• There are no adapted educational materials or audio descriptions available.

Access road from the car park

• Natural or artificial guide lines facilitate movement.

Entrance

• The entrance is located in the logical continuation of the route.

Reception

• The reception area is in a quiet environment.

• Staff have been trained to welcome visitors with specific needs.

Horizontal movement

• Circulation is unobstructed.

• Furniture contrasts with its surroundings.

• The contrast between the floor and walls facilitates movement.

• Lighting is sufficient and continuous.

Exhibition

• The history of the site is presented orally via video.

The historic site is not sufficiently accessible for visually impaired visitors. The stairs are not equipped with handrails and the floor surface has obstacles that are not visually accessible. Therefore, the description of the highlights and points to note only refers to the visitor centre.

Reception

• The reception is not located in the logical continuation of the route. To enter the centre, after passing through the entrance door, the second door is on the right.

• Once inside the centre, the ticket office is on the left.

Horizontal movement

• The large multipurpose room has bay windows that are not secured by contrasting markings.

Exhibition

• There is no audio description available.

Car park

• Parking is free.

• Signage is clearly visible throughout the site from the reception area, making it easy to find your way around.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

Reception

• The reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• The reception is open, well lit and allows for lip reading.

• The establishment can be contacted in writing : by text message or email.

• The staff have received training in welcoming deaf people.

• Prices are displayed at reception.

• The brochure has been translated into FALC (easy to read and understand) and is available at the ticket office at the same price as the standard brochure.

Wi-Fi

• Wi-Fi is free and available throughout the building.

Lighting

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Horizontal movement

• The site is easy to understand.

Exhibition

• A video has been produced to enable visitors to discover the historic site and its history. It is subtitled and dubbed in sign language. It is available on a large screen or on a tablet.

• An 8-seater round table is available.

Horizontal movement

• The large multipurpose room has floor-to-ceiling windows.

Car park

• Parking is free.

Access road from the car park

• Signs are clearly visible on site from the reception area and make it easy to find your way around.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

Reception

• The reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• The reception area is quiet, open, well lit and allows for lip reading.

• There is an induction loop at the reception desk.

• The establishment can be contacted in writing : SMS or email.

• Prices are displayed at the reception desk.

• The brochure has been translated into FALC (easy to read and understand) and is available at the ticket office at the same price as the standard brochure.

Lighting

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Horizontal movement

• The site is easy to understand.

Exhibition

• A video has been produced to enable visitors to discover the historic site and its history. It is subtitled and dubbed in sign language. It is available on a large screen or on a tablet.

• An 8-seater round table is available.

Horizontal movement

• The large multipurpose room has floor-to-ceiling windows.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

• Staff can see people arriving and are available to help.

• There is sufficient lighting.

Reception

• The reception is easy to find and close to the entrance. It is located in a quiet area.

• The reception centre is easily accessible.

• Information about the history of the castle is available to visitors in the form of a video presentation and an easy-to-read guide.

• A specific map showing accessible routes and facilities is available.

Horizontal movement

• The site is quiet.

• Signage makes it easy to find your way around.

• The layout of the site is simple and makes it easy to find your way around.

Sanitary facilities

• The toilets are easy to find.

Exhibition

• Documents in an ‘easy-to-read’ format are available.

Vertical movement

• The stairs leading to the outdoor area do not have handrails.