Museum Hilversum
Discover the extensive collection of media art at Museum Hilversum and be surprised! Museum Hilversum shows a variety of exhibitions with various forms of media art. Museum Hilversum is partly located in the original town hall of Hilversum. The core of the striking building on the Kerkbrink is now about 250 years old and therefore one of the oldest buildings in Hilversum. After 1931, when the new "Dudok" town hall was opened, the building had various functions, in recent decades mainly as a museum. In 2005 the Museum Hilversum was expanded with a spectacular round extension designed by architect Hans Ruyssenaars.
Accessibility of this location
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People with a mobility impairment
There's an elevator in the museum. You can borrow a wheelchair on request.
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Assistance dogs
An assistance dog is allowed
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People with a visual impairment
The location is accessible but there's no special (sound)program.
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People with a hearing impairment
Explanation of photos on signs and via app
Opening times
- Daily from 11:00 to 17:00
Prices
- Adults €9.50
- Adults €11.00
- Children Free
- Card holders €4.50
- Seniors €8.50
- MJK (Museumjaarkaart) Free
- Card holders Free
Location
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