A collection about nature
Fossils, minerals and other natural-history objects form the museum’s subject. They offer different ways of looking at the earth and its past. Which parts will be on view after reopening has not been established.
A building on the dyke
Its location on the Waalbandijk makes the former dyke warehouse a recognisable place. It is precisely that setting that now matters for accessibility and opening. The announced raising of the dyke is a reason not to follow old visitor information.
Wait for current confirmation
The closure notice uses the words ‘this year’ without a clear year. As a result, it is not certain how long the arrangement applies. An old Sunday schedule does not resolve that uncertainty; have it confirmed directly first whether a visit is possible again.
Before you go
Do not assume the old Sunday hours. The temporary closure and reopening must first be confirmed.
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.