The Island of San Giorgio Maggiore can be reached via ACTV waterbus line 2.

Yes, services are available inside the Fondazione Giorgio Cini, at Café San Giorgio and in the exhibition spaces, when the exhibitions are open.

Yes, there are several tactile maps on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore. The first one is located in the square, on a totem about 15 meters from the waterbus stop.

Yes, except for the churh,  which has 7 steps without a handrail, making it inaccessible for people with mobility disabilities: call the Benedictine Monks at +393756323595 for help request. Some of the Vatican chapels have a narrow entrance or are elevated from the ground.

Yes, it is possible to access the island in a wheelchair. The park has gravel pavement, while the monumental areas have setts, so it’s not perfectly smooth. To access the upper floors, there are elevators. To access the Cenacolo Palladiano, there is a tracked stair lift, and its use needs to be arranged in advance by sending an email to ufficio.tecnico@cini.it and peba@cini.it.

Yes, guide dogs are allowed as long as they are on a leash.

To visit Fondazione Giorgio Cini book your visit by calling +393664202181 or on the website https://www.visitcini.com/.

A web app will be available with a QR code.

The foundation provides an electric wheelchair with a maximum capacity of 136 kg, available from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 4:30 pm. The service is free of charge. Please send an email to ufficio.tecnico@cini.it at least 3 days in advance to make arrangements. ufficio.tecnico@cini.it.

In the web app, there are videos in Italian Sign Language (LIS) with subtitles that illustrate the history of the island. Descriptive texts are also available.

Yes, free admission is provided for carers.