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Visitor information

• 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 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.

• Is there a cafe in the museum?

  There is no cafe in the museum. NB: it is not permitted to bring food or drinks.

• Are there any additional costs besides the admission fee?

  Use of cloakroom lockers, toilets, and audio tours are included in the admission price.

  Only activities that require a reservation (such as a lecture or private tour) have additional costs. This will be clearly communicated in advance.

• May I take photos?

  Yes, you may because there is so much beauty to see in Museum De Waag. Using a flash or tripod is not allowed. Please be mindful of the privacy of other visitors and staff.

• 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
  For parking in the city, please check www.deventer.nl/parkeren.

• Is the Netherlands Museum Pass valid?

  Oh yes! It is. Access Museum De Waag and more than 450 Dutch museums for one year.

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