The only accessibility challenge with the Agora Museum is getting to it. [Read the post on Agora: Accessibility which outlines a few accessibility issues to be aware of when visiting this site.] There is a paved path from the entrance of the Agora site to the Stoa of Attalos. A wooden ramp gives wheelchair access up to the Stoa itself.

Once in the Stoa, the floor is smooth and level. Benches in the Stoa permit visitors to rest and catch their breath and, especially on hot summer days, enjoy respite from the sun. There are handicapped stalls in the restroom, although you are required to negotiate a step to reach them.

The museum itself is all on one level and does not require visitors to negotiate any steps. Because the museum is small and narrow, crowds can pose a problem. During peak hours, getting around in a wheel chair or with a cane/walker can be a challenge. Visiting early or late in the day will help you avoid the worst of the crowds.