VMFA Robinson House - Richmond Region Tourism Visitor Center

Staff is friendly, and ready to help however they can. For example, staff can help: open and close any doors, help you find quiet areas if needed, etc.

There are 12 accessible spaces near this establishment, with 9 being van accessible. The majority of the spaces are less than 100 feet away from the main accessible entrance.

There is an elevator that serves as the most accessible, stair free entrance into the building. There are also two other entrances into the building available if stairs are not an issue.

The surface inside of the location is mostly hardwood floors and some tile near the restrooms, and almost all chairs and benches have seating surfaces at 17-19 inches above the floor, and most all pathways are 36 inches wide or greater.

The main welcome center room has a rug that is pretty well secured to the floor, and is relatively low profile.

The welcome center desk has a section with a counter at an accessible height.

There are bookshelves in the main welcome area with pamphlets available to visitors. Some pamphlets may be considered difficult to reach, but the staff member behind the welcome desk is happy to help upon request.

The space is generally quiet and not too hectic or highly trafficked, however there is a quiet space available upon request behind the welcome desk with a clear width at the doorway of 26 inches that leads to a narrow pathway that is 35 inches wide, with an adjustable office-type chair on wheels.

Some windows have blinds and exterior shutters that block direct sunlight, but still let light into the space.

There are two single occupant restrooms, one men’s and one women’s, both are accessible.

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