Group
Attractions, Group packages and activities, Points of interest
Type
Arts and Culture, Children’s parties, Monument, Museum
Description
Huis Van Gijn is the former residence of the banker, lawyer and collector Simon van Gijn, who lived there from 1864 with his spouse Cornelia Vriesendorp. A large part of the house is still intact and furnished as it was at the time. It seems like the Van Gijn's could come home any minute.
The Vriesendorpsalon, the dining room and the Tapijtenzaal (carpet hall) reflect the luxury of upper-class life. What was the working day of a maid like? What was on the menu? And how do you lay a table? A glimpse of the normal daily life of an upper-class family around 1900.
Date and opening hours
- sunday
- 11:00 - 17:00
- tuesday
- 11:00 - 17:00
- wednesday
- 11:00 - 17:00
- thursday
- 11:00 - 17:00
- friday
- 11:00 - 17:00
- saturday
- 11:00 - 17:00
Prices
- adults
- € 10.00
- groups of adults
- € 8.00
- MJK (museum annual pass)
- € 0.00
- CJP (Cultural youth pass)
- € 4.00
- groups from
- 10 persons
More information
Accommodation
- Year of construction
- 1729
Disabled facilities
- Disabled access
- Yes
Facilities (Accommodation)
- Lift
- Yes
Facilities (General)
- Wardrobe
- Manned cloakroom
For children
- Children only when accompanied by an adult
- Yes
Memberships
- VVV member
- Yes
Payment facilities
- Payment options
- Cash
- Credit card
- PIN
Pets
- Pets
- Pets not permitted
Recreation
- Library
- Yes
- Café
- Guests only
Sights, activities & experiences
- Type of monument
- houses
- Educational service
- Yes
- Guided tours
- Yes
- Product sales/museum shop
- Yes
- Type of museum
- period rooms and interiors
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