School trip to Kinderdijk
Experience windmills and water management up close at the Kinderdijk UNESCO World Heritage Site. ITS-Reizen takes your class there safely by coach.
- Destination
- Kinderdijk
- Type of trip
- Heritage
- Target group
- Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
- Price
- Price on request
About this school trip
For more than 750 years, the Dutch have been keeping their feet dry here. At Kinderdijk your pupils discover how people have managed to live below sea level for centuries. They take a boat past enormous windmills, meet the millers and look inside the Nederwaard and Blokweer museum mills. Along the way they learn about water management, past and present.
Kinderdijk is one of the few places in the Netherlands on the UNESCO World Heritage List. At the De Fabriek pumping station pupils watch a film and visit an exhibition, and at the Wisboom pumping station they see how water is pumped away today. The treasure hunt Op jacht naar de Molencode (Hunt for the Mill Code) makes the visit extra exciting for younger children, and an audio tour tells the story of Kinderdijk as you go.
We are happy to take care of transport to Kinderdijk for you and your pupils. Our experienced driver takes your group safely and comfortably by coach to this unique heritage site, so you can enjoy an educational day without any worries.
Highlights
- UNESCO World Heritage windmills
- Nederwaard and Blokweer museum mills
- The Op jacht naar de Molencode treasure hunt
Included
- Return coach transport
- Experienced driver
Not included
- Entrance tickets
- Food and drinks
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