Adresa: Tkalčićeva 13, 1.kat ili Radićeva 14, 1. kat, Zagreb
Tel: +385 1 645 9803
E-mail: tortureum@gmail.com
Web: https://tortureum.com/?lang=hr
O MUZEJU TORTURE
Muzej torture čini jedinstvena zbirka od preko 70 instrumenata i sprava za mučenje i pogubljenje koja ocrtava nasilje kroz povijest čovječanstva, od antike pa sve do danas.
ABOUT THE MUSEUM
The museum of torture is a unique collection of over 70 instruments and devices for torture and execution that outlines violence throughout human history, from antiquity to the present day.
PRISTUPAČNOST
Mogla bih se našaliti pa reći kako je osobama u kolicima pristup muzeju torture „prava tortura“, no to baš i ne bi bilo smiješno. Pokušaj šale na stranu, doista bih voljela znati je li itko na kotačima, od otvorenja muzeja 2015. godine, uspio posvjedočiti stalnom postavu. Ulaz u muzej je u prizemlju, no tamo će vas dočekati stepenice, dizala nema, a hodnik je uzak i zavojit. Iz korespondencije s djelatnicima muzeja dobila sam samo odgovor da muzej nije pristupačan, što sam i sama potvrdila došavši na mjesto radnje. Pomoć pri ulasku nije ponuđena, stoga, ako želite posjetiti muzej, idite s nekim u koga imate povjerenja.
ACCESSIBILITY
I could start this post on a funny note and say that the access to Tortureum „is a real torture“ to wheelchair users, but that would be no laughin’ matter. Joke attempt aside, I would really like to know if anyone who uses wheels to get around has had any luck in seeing the exhibition ever since they opened in 2015. The entrance to the museum is on the ground floor, but you will be greeted by stairs, there are no elevators and the corridor is narrow and winding. From the correspondence with the museum staff, I was only told that the museum is not accessible, which I confirmed upon arrival. Assistance with entry wasn’t offered, so if you’re set on visiting the museum, go with someone you trust.
Kulturom na kotačima 