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Gelderland · Culture & daily life

Museum Tweestromenland: life between the Meuse and the Waal

Museum Tweestromenland in Beneden-Leeuwen looks at life in the Land van Maas en Waal. Water, work, early inhabitants and art each offer a different way into the region.

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Water as a common thread

The presentation on water as friend and foe forms a clear starting point. From there, you can look further at living and working between the rivers. The subject helps connect different parts of the museum with each other.

From trades to art

Historical trades and material about early inhabitants sit alongside attention for artists such as Jac Maris and Antoon van Welie. The museum thus offers more than a chronological regional story. Changing presentations can give the visit a different emphasis each time.

An accessible afternoon

The building has a ramp, a lift and an accessible toilet. Groups of ten or more can also ask about options outside the regular opening hours. In exceptional weather or around public holidays, check the current notices, as occasional closures can occur.

Before you go

Check current notices and the public holiday arrangements; the usual open afternoons do not always apply.

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.

  1. Museum Tweestromenland — source 1
  2. Museum Tweestromenland — source 2
  3. Museum Tweestromenland — source 3

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