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Bay Heritage Museum (demonstration record)

Invented example of a small municipal museum, used to demonstrate filtering by access feature.

Source: Verified by us. Last checked 15 May 2026.

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Well-documented

11 of 15 access fields have been stated (73% complete). Information was last checked 3 months ago. This describes how much is known and how current it is, not how accessible the venue actually is.

About this place

Type of venue
Museum
Nation
Wales
Town or city
Cardiff
Local authority or region
Cardiff Council
Postcode area
CF10
Address
3 Bay Terrace, Cardiff, CF10 5AB

Access information, as stated

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Step-free access
Yes, stated — Main entrance is level; historic side entrance has two steps.
Automatic or power-assisted doors
No, stated
Lift
Yes, stated
Accessible toilet
Yes, stated
Changing Places toilet
Not stated — ask the venue
Seating and rest points
Yes, stated
Quiet space available
Not stated — ask the venue
Hearing loop
Yes, stated
BSL or interpreting available
Yes, stated
Audio description available
Not stated — ask the venue
Large print or braille available
Yes, stated
Assistance dogs welcome
Yes, stated
Accessible parking / Blue Badge bays
Yes, stated
Drop-off point
Yes, stated
Nearest accessible public transport
Cardiff Bay station, step-free, 5 minute walk
Staff disability-awareness training
Not stated — ask the venue
  • BSL tours available on the first Saturday of each month, booking required.

Contact details

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Community experiences

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  • J. Pryce — visited 2 April 2026 — Deaf BSL user

    The access information was helpful and accurate

    What worked: BSL tour was well organised and the interpreter had clearly prepared the content in advance.

    What did not work: The side entrance steps are not obvious until you get close, so it is worth using the main entrance instead.

    Demonstration content.

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