DialogMuseum

5 Sirpa West - 3 months ago

One of the best museum experiences I've ever had! You get to experience how it is to be blind and navigate in nature, busy street a market etc. Great guide that helps you the whole time. We booked an English speaking tour.

5 Marta Skrzypinska - 5 days ago

Really worth a visit, the museum is very well done and gives a much better understanding of what challenges a blind person faces in everyday situations. The guide was great and super patient. Some people on our tour gave up in the first minutes and this totally makes sense as the darkness can be overwhelming for some. We stayed until the end and very happy with this unique experience!

5 Sarah E.P. - 3 weeks ago

One of the best experiences you can have in your life. It helps you remember the blessings we have and take for granted. The guides are very friendly. It is totally worth visiting it.

5 Pedro Zacharias - 3 months ago

Truly interesting and humbling experience. The museum and the folks working there do a fantastic job in making you feel welcome as well as educating visitors.

Our guide Benjamin was excellent in providing us tips and tricks. This definitely gives you a different perspective on how to navigate every day life.

Highly recommend it.

5 Obi Ifeanyichukwu - a month ago

It's a life changing experience especially after going through the museum for an hour guided by a visually impaired\challenged Guide. I would never understand but can only imagine what they (visually challenged) experience everyday of their lives; at the bar, market, traffic, trains and even at home.
It's overwhelming, challenging, inspiring and transforming experience.

5 Whitney Yin - 2 months ago

I booked an English tour via email, and they replied with a time very quickly. The museum itself was clean and organized, and the guides were very friendly. The no-light had plenty of sounds and textures to explore, and an hour was perfect.

5 Dovydas Rapolis - a month ago

Very unique experience. Guided tours lead by blind people, answering curious questions and showing other how they live in everyday situations.
Needs prior reservation for a tour.