ACCESSIBILITY
The Museum is entirely accessible to people with motor difficulties and disabilities.
The entrance to the Museum is equipped with a compliant ramp and the exhibition rooms on the first and second floors are served by the lift (L 90cm).
On the ground floor there are equipped toilets.
For independent visits, the average length of stay at the Museum is 90′.

WARDROBE / LUGGAGE STORAGE
Lockers are available at the Museum. Bulky luggage can be left at the reception desk for the duration of the visit.

WI-FI
A free wi-fi network is available at the Museum. For the password and access, ask at the reception desk.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
The Educational Service operates inside and outside the Museum, offering guided tours, thematic tours and workshops, courses and training days.
On reservation.

GUIDED TOURS FOR GROUPS
The educational service is available for guided visits to organized groups, associations, institutions and companies. Upon reservation at least two weeks in advance. 

EDU
The Museum organizes guided tours dedicated to school classes of all levels. It also creates personalized educational packages.
On reservation.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AND ACCESSIBILITY
The Museum’s educational service is available to offer specific courses dedicated to types of disabilities.
On reservation.

ARCHIVE
Photography collections are available on-line or in the museum’s multimedia corner. Access to originals must be requested and justified by study or research reasons.
The Archive Department offers scientific advice for inventory, cataloguing, digitization and conservation of photography. It offers iconographic research for exhibitions and books. It provides and rents exhibitions from museum collections for private and public institutions and for companies.

CONFERENCE ROOM
Ground floor, next to the library, with 80 seats.
Available for courses, conferences, video projections, meetings and special events.

BOOKSHOP
All books, catalogues and film produced by the museum are available in the museum bookshop on the ground floor and on line.

With the consent of the artists, the Associazione Amici del Museo (Friends of the Museum of Contemporary Photography) has published small-format limited editions in 50-copy runs, consisting of photographs belonging to the Museum’s collections, to help support the Association and provide photography buffs with collector’s items. The prints are on sale in the Museum of Contemporary Photography’s bookshop.