What is Sliedrechts Museum about?
Sliedrechts Museum is a local history museum located in the heart of Sliedrecht, housed in three interconnected historic buildings including the former Town Hall (1853-1923) and the former Cantonal Court. The museum provides a comprehensive look at the history of Sliedrecht and its surroundings.
The collection includes artifacts, documents, photographs, and objects that illustrate the development of the town, its industries, and its community life. Highlights include exhibitions on local industries, social history, and special themed displays such as the “60 years of freedom” exhibition featuring personal stories and artifacts from World War II.
Who should visit this museum?
This museum is ideal for residents of Sliedrecht, history enthusiasts, and visitors interested in local heritage. It appeals to families, school groups, and anyone wanting to understand the history of this river town and its community.
Educational and cultural activities
The museum offers guided tours for groups (minimum 6 people), educational programs for schools, and special exhibitions throughout the year. Groups can arrange visits outside regular hours and combine their tour with coffee, tea, and refreshments.
Visitor information
Opening hours: Wednesday and Saturday from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Other days closed.
Ticket prices: Adults €5.00. Children up to 18 years free. With Museumkaart €2.00.
Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible via the rear entrance (Van Goghstraat 15) with elevator access.
Parking: Car parking is available nearby; special arrangements possible by appointment.
Facilities: No café available on site. Free Wi-Fi is not available.
