The museum hosts educational activities for schools and families, with supporting materials that reveal the textures and materials used by Antoni Tàpies in his works.

With a previous request, guided tours for blind or visually impaired visitors are also available, using this useful tactile elements.

The videos on show in the Foundation are usually subtitled.

The museum offers inclusive guided tours with sign language interpretation on request.

Entrance:
The main entrance has a 12 cm-high step. The left-hand side door is the alternative entrance for wheelchair users. It is signed with its corresponding pictogram and there is bell. A member of staff will come out to open the door and escort you into the building, either via the permanent ramp (which is short but steep) or by fitting a mobile one that reduces the gradient of the permanent ramp. Right by the entrance there is a spacious lift which takes visitors to the reception area and galleries.

Reception:
The reception is located on the lower mezzanine below street level. This area also has the museum shop and bookshop and lockers. The reception desk is dual height: 122 cm and 76 cm. The lowest part only allows wheelchairs to approach from the side. The lockers have a maximum height of 103 cm.

Mobility inside:
The interior of the building is easy to move around. The galleries are spacious and there is enough space between the exhibits for wheelchair users. The building has non-slip flooring. The main gallery, auditorium and toilets are located on floor -1. The temporary exhibitions gallery is on floor -2. This floor is set out on two levels separated by a flight of three steps. There is a stair lift for wheelchair users that runs along these steps. There is another exhibition space and the Foundation library on floor 1. The doorway into the library has a small 4 cm riser.

Lifts:
There are two lifts which are freely available to visitors and serve all the floors of the building. The one in the old building (door width 125 cm) doesn’t travel as far as the rooftop. The lift in the modern extension (door width 80 cm) provides access to the rooftop where the large-scale sculpture “Sock” is located.

Toilets:
There is an adapted toilet on floor -1. The cubicle has a sliding door and is 81 cm wide. There is a fixed grab bar on the left of the toilet and a fold-down bar on the right. There is a free space below the washbasin. It is 71 cm high and 46 cm deep.

Shop:
The shop is on the lower mezzanine where the reception and enquiry desk are located. The counter in the shop is dual height: 122 and 76 cm. The space is suitable for wheelchair users.

The Museu Tàpies collaborates in social inclusion projects and provides prior advice for nonguided visits. On request, the museum also offers guided activities adapted for people with comprehension and learning needs.