The Zuiderzee Museum in Enkhuizen revives the stories of people who once lived on the shores of the Zuiderzee. See, hear, taste and smell everyday life …
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Oct 27, 2024
What a lovely museum! I would recommend starting with the indoor one. I learned so many things and had such a lovely time. The outdoor part is so adorable, make sure to pick a non rainy day for your … Full review by Lutitlu
Sep 15, 2024
Nice museum which rich history. Enjoyed it with Family, could't completed in a day so need to visit again. Good that i have Museum Pass :) Full review by Hiren P
Aug 14, 2024
It was a great visit. We came by boat from Stavoren which dropped us off right at the museum. The museum was fantastic with so much to do. Wish we could have stayed longer. The only slight problem w… Full review by robbeale
I think there is no restrictions on bringing food and drink into the outdoor museum. There are one or two restaurants where you can get coffee and snacks, but bringing your own should …
I think there is no restrictions on bringing food and drink into the outdoor museum. There are one or two restaurants where you can get coffee and snacks, but bringing your own should be no problem. This isn't Disneyland.
Are you coming with kids? Either way take your time have fun. There is a woodenshoe/boat workshop for the kids and sometimes an event at the school check the guide for …
Are you coming with kids? Either way take your time have fun. There is a woodenshoe/boat workshop for the kids and sometimes an event at the school check the guide for times. We spend 4 hours and did not see everything...
How good is wheelchair access? Are pathways smooth?
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Since most of the buildings are from early 1900s (narrow hallways), and a number of them have steps up into them, many will not be wheelchair accessible, but they have enough …
Since most of the buildings are from early 1900s (narrow hallways), and a number of them have steps up into them, many will not be wheelchair accessible, but they have enough going on outside of the buildings where that may not be an issue. The inside portion has elevators and ramps to assist those with wheelchairs. If my memory serves me right, the paths are smooth for wheelchair though they have a couple of "steepish" inclines for you to push the wheelchair up and down since they are trying to show what the mounds used to look like when they were protecting their homes from the sea and some of the parts of the old towns are on those mounds, which can be a little steep.
Hi, I am arriving Schiphol airport at 8. 25am and leaving by 8. 45pm flight to Nantes. About 12 hours of layover at Amsterdam. I would like to bring my 10 years old girl to Zuiderzee museum at Enkhuizen. Can please advice on what is the best time slot train to take and how much time to spend at the museum and Enkhuizen surrounding, if any. How much is the museum entry ticket fare. Thank you.
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3 hours should be enough at the museum if you are pressed for time. The train schedule and admission is on the internet. You need to know for the date you will be there...also to check …
3 hours should be enough at the museum if you are pressed for time. The train schedule and admission is on the internet. You need to know for the date you will be there...also to check what is open there at the time of your visit. She will love it.
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