The museum has an accessible entrance that allows easy access for visitors who use wheelchairs or who have mobility difficulties. The museum also provides a wheelchair for visitors with reduced mobility, which can be requested at the information desk. In addition, the building has lifts that ensure access for people using wheelchairs or with limited mobility.  There are also seating areas and rest zones throughout the museum route.

Work is currently underway on devices offering audio descriptions of selected artworks through QR codes, as well as on providing subtitles for videos or audiovisual content, allowing visitors with hearing disabilities to access the information.

The museum’s lifts are equipped with Braille and raised‑relief signage inside.

Leaflets and gallery sheets are available in Spanish, Valencian, French and English.

The museum offers facilitated visits adapted to the needs of visitors with intellectual disabilities, using plain language and providing additional examples or explanations whenever necessary.
 

MACA offers a variety of cultural mediation programmes tailored to different age groups and levels of artistic knowledge. These programmes aim to encourage active participation, dialogue and learning through direct interaction with artworks and artists. Activities may include guided tours, workshops, talks, special events and educational activities.