What is Museum Hoekschewaard about?

Museum Hoekschewaard is a regional museum located in Heinenoord, dedicated to the history and culture of the Hoeksche Waard region. The museum is housed in ‘t Hof van Assendelft, a historic building that provides an atmospheric setting for the collection.

The museum brings the region’s history to life through encounters with historical figures: the craftswoman, gentleman farmer, village doctor, tradesman, shopkeeper, farm laborer, and schoolchild. These characters represent the diverse people who shaped the Hoeksche Waard into what it is today. The collection includes agricultural tools, household items, and documents that illustrate rural life in the region.

Who should visit this museum?

This museum is ideal for residents of the Hoeksche Waard, families, school groups, and anyone interested in rural history and agricultural heritage. It appeals to visitors wanting to understand the region’s development from agricultural community to modern suburb.

Educational and cultural activities

The museum offers educational programs for schools, family activities, and potentially workshops. The museum shop sells local products and books.

Visitor information

Opening hours: Monday and Tuesday closed. Wednesday to Sunday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Ticket prices: Adults €7.50. Children 4-12 years €3.50. Museumkaart and Rotterdam Pass valid for free admission. CJP not valid.

Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible.

Parking: Car parking is available on site.

Facilities: A café is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available.