Musée Cernuschi - Musée des arts de l'Asie de la Ville de Paris

Located on the edge of the Parc Monceau, in the heart of Paris' business district, the museum is housed in the former mansion of Henri Cernuschi, who donated his Asian collections to the City of Paris. It houses a fine collection of Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and Korean art, and offers temporary exhibitions devoted to the arts of Asia.
The spaciousness and refinement typical of the private mansions of the Plaine Monceau make this the ideal setting for prestigious events, particularly in the Great Buddha room at the heart of the museum's permanent collections.

Type of event

• Cocktail
• Press conference
• Congress with exhibition
• Fashion show
• Dinner
• Incentive / Team Building
• Product launch
• Meeting / conference / study day
• Film shoot / Photo shoot
• Company convention
• Incentive
• Breakfast / lunch / dinner

Rooms

Disability

Physical disability:
- wheelchair users can visit the museum in its entirety thanks to 2 lifts, including 1 providing step-free entry to the museum.
- a wheelchair and folding seats are available on request at the museum's welcome desk.
- 2 seats are reserved for wheelchair users in the conference room.
- the majority of works on display are visible from a sitting position.
- a tactile table is located near the welcome desk, it is currently inaccessible to wheelchair users (reached by climbing steps).
- the pavement is lowered by 4 cm at its lowest between the disabled parking area and the museum entrance.
- some temporary exhibitions allow to turn back and travel back to the start of the visit.
- men's and women's disabled toilets are located on the below-ground floor of the building and are accessible by lift. To reach the lift and disabled toilets, visitors must leave the exhibition and be accompanied. Please note that the wall grab rail is currently out of place.

Visual impairment:
- a visit guidebook in large font (Arial 18) and booklets in braille are available for free at the welcome desk.
- multi-sensory visits.
- for security reasons, visitors should alert staff in order to be accompanied in the lift, as the stairs are not adapted.
- glass walls and cases at chest and head height may be dangerous.

Hearing impairment:
- an amplifier is installed at the museum's welcome desk.
- lip-reading visits/talks on the last Saturday of every month at 10am (lasts 1hr30, no reservation required).

Mental disability:
- the Musée Cernuschi follozs the 'Musées et Monuments en Liberté' guidelines created by the assocation PEP 75, and offers 2 bookets (children and adults), 1 walk card and 1 audioguide to download.
- multi-sensory visits.
- the museum is located along an alley leading to the Parc Monceau (closed space).

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