From disaster to aid
The first parts of the route deal with the disaster and the emotions and help surrounding it. Make room for personal stories alongside the factual explanation. The subject does not call for haste; choose deliberately where you want to linger.
Reconstruction and the future
Further along the route, the focus shifts to reconstruction and flood safety. This way the visit does not stop at a single night of disaster. For younger visitors there is the Jeugdwatersnoodmuseum, with its own way into the broad subject.
Planning an accessible route
The museum has lifts, adapted toilets and aids that can be borrowed. Check for any special visiting times if you need a low-sensory visit. For the route by car, follow the museum’s directions and do not drive through the narrow streets of Ouwerkerk.
Before you go
Check the current visiting times and arrive before the ticket desk closes at 16.15.
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.