Accessibility

Access to Palazzo Arese Borromeo is free for people with disabilities and their companions, whether they choose a self-guided or guided tour.
Palazzo Arese Borromeo is entirely accessible: the entrance to the tour route has a special ramp, and all the rooms are free of architectural barriers.
To go up to the Piano Nobile, there is a connecting elevator, and once you reach the floor, those spaces are also free of barriers. There is only a short staircase of 5 steps to access the highest level of the Loggia.
The Wood Museum, located in the cellars, has a long staircase. For people with disabilities, there is a tracked stair climber that will be operated by our staff.
The spaces of the Disarò Auditorium and the Oratory of the Holy Guardian Angels are also accessible.
The Garden is accessible to all as it is crossed by dirt/gravel paths without significant differences in height. However, the paths may have uneven or slippery surfaces.
The Garden is not lit.

Guide dogs for the blind, equipped with the appropriate harness and kept on a leash, are allowed to enter without further permission or prior notification of their presence before the visit.

The accessible restrooms are located at the Infopoint or in the portico that connects the Court of Honor to the Garden.