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Discover the stories of Combe Down Stone, the material from which the Georgian City of Bath was built and Ralph Allen, the man behind the enterprise.
Level access
The main entrance has level access.
Hearing
Some staff have disability awareness training.
Visual
The walls and the doors have high colour contrast.
General
Some staff have disability awareness training.
We have emergency evacuation procedures for disabled visitors.
Getting here
54A Combe Road
Combe Down
Bath
BA2 5HZ
Travel by public transport
You can get to Museum of Bath Stone by bus.
The nearest bus stop is on Combe Road (opposite Combe Down Nursery) in Combe Down, Bath. There is also a second bus stop slightly further away on Church Road, in Combe Down (just outside of Combe Down Primary School). The bus stop is 0.0 miles / 0.0 km from Museum of Bath Stone.
Travel by taxi
You can get a taxi with Bath WAV by calling 01225 920887. The taxi company has a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
You can get a taxi with G5cab by calling 07739 175004. The taxi company has a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
You can get a taxi with Darth's Cabs by calling 01761 435653. The taxi company has a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
Parking
There is parking near the venue. Parking is free.
The Museum of Bath Stone has no allocated drop-off point; however, off site road parking is available on Combe Road, Westerleigh Road and Church Road and these roads should allow for passengers to disembark safely. There is also a Bus Stop along Combe Road (opposite Combe Down Nursery), that can be used by larger vehicles such as coaches or minibuses.
There is also a courtesy (non-enforceable) accessible parking bay in front of the museum. However, we are regrettably unable to guarantee the use of this parking space. From the car park to the entrance, there is level access.
Arrival
Path to main entrance
From the street to the main entrance, there is level access.
The path is 2640mm wide, or more.
Main entrance
The main entrance has level access.
The door is 1400mm wide.
The main door is sliding and automatic.
The museum has a pair of automatic, bi-parting sliding entrance doors and during opening hours, these open automatically for all visitors.
The automatic, bi-parting sliding doors will also open automatically upon each visitor's exit.
Getting around inside
We have high colour contrast between walls and doorframes.
Museum Galleries
From the main entrance to this area, there is level access. The route is 1030mm wide, or more. The door is 1030mm wide.
Some display information is low, for wheelchair users.
Accessible Toilet
From the main entrance to this area, there is level access. The route is 910mm wide, or more.
The door is 910mm wide.
Getting around outside
Customer care support
The museum's accesible toilet features: an accessible doorway (910mm wide), grab rails, mirrors and sinks fixed at a lower height and an emergency alarm cord.
The nearest toilet area for assistance dogs is Firs Field Open Space, 0.3 miles from the museum.
You can hire mobility equipment from Assured Mobility by calling 0800 496 1495.
You can hire mobility equipment from Shopmobility by calling 01225 477111.
Emergency evacuation procedures
We have emergency evacuation procedures for disabled visitors.
Customer care support
Some staff have disability awareness training.
