Explaining prehistory
The museum exhibition and the display on ice ages and prehistory give context to what you see outside. Start with a question that makes you curious: the material, the landscape or people’s lives.
Reconstructions in the Oertijdpark
The Oertijdpark (prehistoric park) described contains reconstructions, including a Stone Age house. A building like this is a means of explanation. Look at which choices are explained and what, according to the museum, the depiction is based on.
Boulders and the hunebed
The Keientuin (boulder garden) and hunebed D27 are other parts of the visitor route described. They let you shift your attention from a display to the stones themselves. Keep the museum’s explanations to hand so that you can recognise features.
Before you go
Use Hunebedstraat 27 as the visiting address. The museum lists a different winter schedule and Monday opening during certain holidays and public holidays.
Sources
This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.