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Discover Dordrecht's Museums: Art, History and Heritage

Find out what beautiful historical Dordrecht has to offer and which places are worth a visit! In the medieval city centre there are three museums which are worth a visit, all in walking distance:

Dordrechts Museum - 6 centuries of Dutch art with a permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
Huis Van Gijn - step back into the 19th century and see how upstairs and downstairs lived and worked.
Hof van Nederland - a historical museum in which you experience how we, in the Netherlands, deal with our freedoms, then and now, told from different perspectives. For children there is a ball pool, an escape game and a special Griffioen tour.

Discover Two Museums in Dordrecht with One Day Ticket

Tip: book a day ticket with which you can visit 2 museums on one day.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Dordrechts Museum is one of the oldest art museums in the Netherlands. It is known for its extensive collection of Dutch paintings spanning six centuries, from Old Masters to modern and contemporary art. The museum is particularly renowned for works connected to Dordrecht and the Dutch Golden Age.

Dordrecht is easily accessible from Amsterdam and Rotterdam by train. From Dordrecht railway station, the historic city centre and the Dordrechts Museum can be reached by public transport, bicycle or on foot. Dordrecht is also accessible by car and waterbus, a perfect option if you come from Rotterdam.

Most visitors spend between one and three hours exploring the museum. If you would like to see the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions and enjoy the museum café or shop, you may wish to allow more time for your visit.

Yes, tickets can be purchased online before your visit. Booking online is the easiest way to plan your visit and to check current exhibitions, opening hours and ticket options.

In addition to the Dordrechts Museum, visitors can explore the historic city centre of Dordrecht, the Huis Van Gijn museum and the Hof van Nederland. The city is known for its historic architecture, canals, cultural attractions, shops, restaurants and waterfront views.

Yes. Dordrecht is the oldest city in Holland and combines a rich history with art, culture and a vibrant city centre. Visitors can explore museums, historic streets, monuments, cafés, restaurants and scenic waterways, all within walking distance.

A perfect day in Dordrecht starts with a visit to the Dordrechts Museum, followed by a walk through the historic city centre. You can also visit Huis Van Gijn or Hof van Nederland, enjoy lunch at a local café, browse independent shops and discover the city from the water.

Yes. Families can enjoy the museum's collection and exhibitions, and there is dedicated visitor information available for family visits. The museum is a great cultural destination for visitors of all ages.