Expositions / De Waag
till 30.10.2022
The betrayal of Deventer – Disaster Year 1672
The Dutch Disaster Year was exactly 350 years ago. On 22 May this year, Museum De Waag will present its ongoing exhibition ‘The betrayal of Deventer. Disaster Year of 1672’, which focuses on the siege and surrender of the city.
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Deventer top artefacts
De Waag is a stage for displaying Deventer’s extensive collection of artefacts. On the first floor, you will find masterworks of a 17th-century painting by Bartholomeus Breenbergh, Gerard ter Borch II and Hendrik ter Brugghen. There are also works from…
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Deventer History
Museum De Waag is a good place to start getting to know Deventer. The museum showcases the rich history of this market town, fortified stronghold and industrial centre through the most famous artefacts from their urban collection.The collection of Museum…
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Activities
Museum De Waag is a good place to start getting to know Deventer, one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have any further questions about your museum visit? We have tried to answer these questions for you below.
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Which coronavirus measures are in place?
We are following the protocol set by the Dutch Museum Association. For an up-to-date overview of the measures Holiday in Holland -
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
The exposition areas and toilets are accessible by lift. Due to the limited space available, mobility scooters are not permitted in the museum. There is a wheelchair you can borrow. Please reserve in advance by telephone. You can also borrow folding stools (no reservations necessary). Upon presentation of your public transit companion’s pass, you may bring along one companion. Registered assistance dogs are welcome. Children under age 14 are only permitted when accompanied by an adult. -
What are the facilities?
The museum has a lift, toilet for disabled persons, shop, cloakroom with lockers, folding stools and a wheelchair. There are no parking facilities. For an overview of parking options, please visit the website www.deventer.nl/parkeren. -
Is there a cafe in the museum?
There is no cafe in the museum. NB: it is not permitted to bring food or drinks.
Practical information
Museum De Waag warmly welcomes everyone. If you have any questions during your visit, please speak to one of our team members who will be more than happy to help.
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Admission prices
Adults
9,00
Youth people from 13 to 18 years
2,50
Children till 12 years
Free
Museumcard, Vereniging De Waag
Free
ICOM-card Rembrandt card
Free
CJP und Student card
7,50
Group of 10+ people (price per person)
7,50
Combi card with Toy Museum Deventer
12,00
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Openingtimes
Museum De Waag is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 11:00 and 17:00..*
Public holidays
The museum is open from 11:00 a.m. to 17:00 p.m. on the following public holidays: Dutch Liberation Day, Easter Monday, Ascension Day, Pentecost Monday, and Boxing Day.
The museum is closed on Easter Sunday, King’s Day, Pentecost Sunday, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. The museum closes at 16:00 PM on 5, 24 and 31 December. -
Address & Contact
Museum De Waag is located in the heart of the magnificent Hanseatic city of Deventer.
Museum De Waag
Brink 56
7411 BV Deventer -
Reachability
By train
Deventer central station main exit. Cross the footbridge and walk straight ahead onto the Keizerstraat. Go left at the end of the street, onto the Brink and towards the detached weigh house that houses Museum De Waag.
By car
From the A1, follow the signs for the centre. Take the Deventerweg, the Zutphenseweg and the Pothoofd to the Brink. This will lead you into the centre along the IJssel. Museum De Waag is a 150-metre walk from here.
Parking
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Museum Card
The Museumkaart gives you free admission. You can order the card online or purchase it from our front desk.
