A place in parts
According to the museum, the canon consists of 49 windows, from prehistory to modern times. In this way a long history is divided into smaller subjects. You do not need to know everything already: the windows help you find a period or theme that matches your interests.
Permanent and changing
The permanent display is on the first and second floors. The museum also describes a programme of temporary exhibitions. Check the current subject in advance, especially if you have visited MUBO before. Ask about access to the upper floors if stairs are difficult for you.
A weekend afternoon
Regular opening is on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. A visit by appointment is also possible. Exceptions apply around public holidays: Easter Monday and Whit Monday are listed as open, while several other public holidays are closed. Check the announcements before you set off.
Before you go
Check the current programme and any changes to the weekend hours.
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.