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Added by Jopie, at 02 April 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday Closed
- Wednesday Closed
- Thursday Closed
- Friday Closed
- Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Sunday 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM
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10 Reviews
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20 November 2017
Great outing for kids with lots of interesting exhibits related to history. Can take up a nearly a whole day here. Excellent actors with lots of great craft activities for kids. Would especially recommend the knights jousting, was amazing to experience. Only negative was one actor was quite rude to our small daughter.
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06 November 2017
We really enjoyed our day out with the kids here, so much to see , as well as the work shops ( baking bread, making candles etc), as well as the shows. We could also enter with our museum card. We will definitely return soon!!
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28 October 2017
Wonderful place with kids. They really get a feel how people lived. Lots of intent active things to do for kids. And lots of great story tellers
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23 August 2017
great place to spend an educational and very fun day. prehistoric, roman and medieval villages are nicely placed together. Many period appropriately dressed volunteers provide the educational opportunities while the great playground and many hands on activities virtually guarantee the fun part.
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12 August 2017
Great historic attraction park with four themes from Dutch history: hunter-gatherers, early farmers and bronze age, Romans and middle ages.
The park is very hands on. You can join in activities and there is a host of craftsmen that will provide entertainment or are ready to answer questions. The team is really dedicated to creating an accurate historic perspective.
In August, there is a small group of historical recreationists who portray a Roman legion. They do shows and fire Roman siege engines. Spectacular!report this review -
10 June 2017
Lovely museum park. You won't get bored here.
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22 May 2017
Just perfect. My son is impressed. A lot of interesting activities
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08 May 2017
I first visited this place during a school trip when i was about 9 or 10 years old and i guess those memories are the reason i was disappointed. The setting is nice, numerous buildings with all kinds of crafts and some staff in those houses crafting stuff or entertaining children. What i missed was the acting skills and friendliness of the staff. I remembered staff being in role, acting like they did not know anything of this time and being enthousiastic about telling what their role is. The gladiator fight was very good, so I can recommend it. Overall its a fun experience, but don't expect too much of the staff.
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23 April 2017
Great place, especially all the enthusiastic hosts with their stories and knowledge. And the gladiator show. Loved it!
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09 April 2017
That's a perfect place for kids who speak Dutch. However, this place is less exciting for the grown-ups. Also, it's quite expensive for the services that you get.
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