Accessible Prado Museum

Yes, the Prado Museum is fully accessible: lifts and ramps connect all floors, there are adapted toilets, and it lends wheelchairs and strollers free of charge at the cloakroom (first come, first served). It offers priority access without queueing at ticket desks 1 and 2.

Spacious, accessible areas of the Prado Museum in the Rafael Moneo extension

Getting around inside the museum

Exploring the collection is comfortable for people with reduced mobility:

Wheelchairs and strollers on loan

The museum lends wheelchairs and strollers free of charge. They are requested at the cloakroom, on a first-come, first-served basis and subject to availability. There's no need to reserve them, but on busy days it's worth arriving early to make sure you get one.

Priority access without queueing

People with reduced mobility and their companions have priority access without queueing at ticket desks 1 and 2. Even so, having your ticket already booked speeds up entry even further and avoids unnecessary waits at the box office.

Accessible parking

The Prado has accessible parking spaces. As they are limited, it's worth reserving them in advance. Combined with priority access and the wheelchair loan, it makes the visit comfortable from start to finish.

Lifts and rampsConnect all floors
Adapted toiletsYes, throughout the museum
Wheelchairs and strollersFree loan at the cloakroom (first come, first served)
Priority accessNo queue at ticket desks 1 and 2
Accessible parkingYes, limited spaces (reserve in advance)

Last updated: June 2026. Accessibility services may change; confirm them before your visit if you need specific assistance.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Lifts and ramps connect all floors, there are adapted toilets and wheelchairs are lent free at the cloakroom.

Does the Prado lend wheelchairs?

Yes, free of charge at the cloakroom, first come, first served and subject to availability. It also lends strollers.

Is there priority access?

Yes, without queueing at ticket desks 1 and 2 for people with reduced mobility and their companions.

Is there accessible parking?

Yes, with limited spaces. It's worth reserving them in advance.

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