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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Museum Het Schip is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00. The museum is closed on King's Day (April 27), Christmas Day and New Year's Day. On Boxing Day, Easter Sunday, Ascension Day, Whit Sunday and Whit Monday, the museum is open.

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Museum De Dageraad is open Thursday through Sunday from 13:00 to 17:00. The museum is closed on New Year's Day, Easter Monday, King's Day (April 27), Liberation Day (May 5), Whit Monday and Christmas Day (December 25).

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Museum Het Schip is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. Museum De Dageraad is partially wheelchair accessible. Special programs have been developed for people with visual or hearing impairments or dementia.

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Museum Het Schip and Museum De Dageraad accept various discount cards, including the Museumkaart, ICOM, Vriendenloterij VIP Card, Rembrandt Card and Stadspas.

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The Amsterdam School is not a school where you take classes, nor is it only found in Amsterdam. But what is it? In the article below we explain it in detail.

Read here what the Amsterdam School is

It was popularly called Het Schip because the shape of the building is reminiscent of a ship.

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Het Schip in the media

Het Schip in the media

 

Nieuwe Insituut about loan Margaret Kropholler for 'Unseen Talent'

Nieuwe Instituut has loaned works from the National Collection (Rijkscollectie) to Het Schip for our exhibition Unseen Talent. Women of the Amsterdam School. An article about Kropholler as the first female architect of the Netherlands appeared on the Nieuwe Instituut website. 

 

ArtzTalk Magazine reviewed 'Unseen Talent. Women of the Amsterdam School'

ArtzTalk Magazine published a lovely review about our new exhibition 'Unseen Talent. Women of the Amsterdam School', written by Jay Mansilla.

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