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Chernivtsi Regional Museum of Local Lore

Chernivtsi Regional Museum of Local Lore, Chernivtsi

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General information about Chernivtsi Regional Museum of Local Lore (Chernivtsi)

The Chernivtsi Regional Museum of Local Lore occupies a two-story building of the former Orthodox Religious Foundation on the pedestrian street O. Kobylyanska, next to the cathedral. The funds have 90 thousand exhibits. The exposition of the museum presents rare samples of Slavic literature, including the sometimes exhibited Ostroh Bible of I. Fedorov. Of great interest are the numismatic collection and exhibition of weapons of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Among the historical rarities of the Museum of Local Lore is the flag of Chernivtsi, made for the 500th anniversary of the first written mention of the city, which was celebrated in 1908. The basis of the collection of works of fine and decorative-applied art are the icons of the XVI-XVIII centuries, the works of prominent Bukovynian arti ...

Practical information about Chernivtsi Regional Museum of Local Lore (Chernivtsi)

Last update

11/22/2021

Categories	Museum / gallery
Date of foundation	1956
Address	Olga Kobylyanska Street, 28 Chernivtsi
Coordinates	48.2886° N, 25.9372° E Coordinates copied
Phone	+380 372 524 489,
Email	regmuscv@gmail.com

Аccessibility information

According to the institution

- There is no parking for people with disabilities

- From the stop g / t to the entrance are signs:

No

- Distance from the public transport stop to the entrance to the building:

100 m

- Width and height of the "corridor" of the path from the public transport stop:

15 m, 10 m

- Coverage of the pedestrian path from the public transport stop:

Плитка (ФЕМ)

- On the way from the stop g / t there are obstacles:

Yes

- Width of space in front of the entrance to the building:

3 m

- Information plate is placed at the height:

200 cm

- The entrance is arranged on the same level with the ground:

Yes

- Dimensions of the area in front of the door (width, length):

360*500 cm

- Door type:

mechanical

- There is a threshold in the front door:

Unavailable

- Aisle width:

150 cm

- Free space in front of the rack / window not less than 1.5 m * 1.5 m:

Yes

- Parameters of the rack or the lower edge of the window (height, width):

100 cm, 100 cm

- The rack is well lit:

Yes

- Installed induction loop:

No

- Assistive FM hearing aids available:

No

- Installed a mnemonic of the building:

No

- Available information about the museum's inclusiveness:

No

- Floor material:

Плитка

- Width of free passage in corridors:

200 cm

- Passages with an inclination of more than 3 degrees:

No

- Minimum width of passages and doors:

150 cm

- Maximum threshold height:

5 cm

- Number of exhibition floors:

2

- Internal stairs have:

handrails

- Pointers to the main premises:

Yes

- Tactile navigation:

No

- Places to rest:

Yes

- Accessible place for swaddling the baby:

No

- Height of placement of exhibits:

100 - 200 cm

- Height of signatures to exhibits:

100 cm

- In front of the exhibits there is free space (width, length):

100*100 cm

- Videos are accompanied by subtitles:

No

- Provided tactile exhibits:

No

- Available audio guide:

No

- Premises are equipped with an induction loop:

No

- There are formats for different senses:

No

- The exposition includes stories, works of people with disabilities:

Yes

- There is no toilet for people with disabilities

- Admission for the accompanying person is free:

Yes

- Allowed entry with a guide dog:

No

- Support service available:

No

- The museum's website meets the requirements of web accessibility:

Yes

- The museum has its own corporate identity (identity):

No