From door to door
Start by choosing a limited number of buildings rather than trying to cover the whole route straight away. Look at how the furnishings suit the function of a room. What questions does a home raise that you would not ask in a workplace or school building?
School and home
The museum mentions a school building and a schoolmaster’s house. Ask whether both are open on the day of your visit. The combination gives you a concrete reason to look at different daily activities side by side.
The outdoors is part of it
Walking between the buildings is part of this type of museum. Look too at how the buildings are positioned in relation to one another and at the route you follow. In between, take time to think back to one interior before you enter the next building.
Before you go
The winter schedule is more limited. Brick-paved paths and some buildings call for extra care if you use a wheelchair or rollator; ask about a suitable route.
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.