Accessibility

On this page you will find all the information about the accessibility for visitors. Please contact Mediamatic Biotoop if you have further questions by calling +020 638 99 01 or mailing mail@mediamatic.nl.

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01-05-2020 Serres Séparées - greenhouses - In these times we are reinspired by contamination precautions and the redesign of togetherness. Our greenhouses protect you from the outside and others while offering you a unique experience of intimate dining. In restaurants and bars, a separate room is traditionally named in French: "chambre séparée". It suggests a sexy kind of intimacy, here things can happen that should remain hidden from plain sight and not be heard by all. We've decided to name our greenhouses in French too. Although what…

Wheelchair and scootmobiel accessibility 

Close to the Biotoop are parking spaces for less abled people. Mediamatic Biotoop is wheelchair accessible. The restaurant Mediamatic ETEN, de Sluisdeurenloods, our Aroma Lab and a special toilet are wheelchair accessible. 

Languages

Would you rather speak your own language? Chances are that someone from Mediamatic Biotoop speaks your language. Contact us beforehand if you'd liked be served or get a tour in your own language. We'll do our best to arrange such a thing.

General accessibility

At Mediamatic we don't care about your background, gender, sexual orientation, belief or the possibility of showing a passport. The only time we'd ask for a card or bon is when you bought a ticket with discount. You should then be able to show your Stadspas or a Bon. For more info we also invite you to read our diversity mission. 

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03-11-2018 Blindfolded couple eating one of our dishes from the menu - At the Amsterdam museum night 2018 people could witness BLIND, an exhibition were you could experience all the senses except with your eyes.  During the Museum Night we focused on people able to see but afterwards we organised the same program for the visually impaired. This way to could experience an art exhibition tailored to them. Maxim Damper

With: Aslı Hatipoğlu
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Participants of the Scent of Amsterdam Workshop smelling flowers - Anisa Xhomaqi

With: Klara Ravat
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Visitors during Museum Night for visually impaired - 2018 Have you ever wondered what it is like to not be able to see art? During the Museum Night our Invisible Collection was launched. A collection of artworks told by Peter Vandermeersch, Dirk van Weelden, Valentijn Byvanck, Ann Demeester, Zeger Reyers, Maria Hlavajova, Charles Esche and Wim Pijbes. Guest got to listen to the first pieces during this edition of Museum Night.  This night was organised to experience art by using all your senses but the sense of sight. During the Museum Night we… Maxim Damper

With: Margherita Soldati, Sophie Throsby