School trip to the Drents Museum

About this school trip

The Drents Museum in Assen introduces pupils to world-class heritage and top-quality art. In the collection presentation Labyrinthia, they set off on a voyage of discovery through fifteen rooms, past highlights such as the Yde Girl, the oldest boat in the world and paintings by Van Gogh. There are also changing exhibitions on archaeology, art and history.

The museum runs special education programmes for primary, secondary and vocational schools. In a historical encounter, for example, pupils experience what life was like in the eighteenth century, or they discover in Labyrinthia how world history can also be seen in Drenthe. The historic wing of the museum and the modern main building make the visit all the more special.

We are happy to take care of transport to Assen for you and your pupils. Our experienced driver takes your group safely and comfortably by coach to just outside the museum, so you can start an educational day in a relaxed way.

Highlights

• Labyrinthia: a journey through fifteen rooms
• The Yde Girl and the oldest boat
• Programmes for primary, secondary and vocational

Included

• Return travel by coach
• Experienced driver

Not included

• Entrance tickets
• Food and drinks

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