This article is the result of research on the accessibility of cultural institutions in the Małopolska Region in Poland. The article aims to determine how the legal system solutions introduced in Poland translate into practical management activities within cultural institutions. The researchers have carried out an analysis of the existing data, focus group interviews, and questionnaires among cultural institutions in Małopolska. Although the analysed case is Polish, its purpose is to present the examples of implementing accessibility that may inspire other cultural institutions, including those based abroad. The text addresses the impact of legislation on the implementation of accessibility, the role of organisers and coordinators of accessibility, and the issue of managing the entire process. It analyses the barriers that organisations face and the factors that influence accessibility. One of the most important conclusions of the research is that – besides financial aspects – sensitivity, openness, and networking are crucial. The article concludes with concrete recommendations aimed at improving the effectiveness of actions taken in this area.