School trip to the Nederlands Openluchtmuseum
Step into the history of everyday life in the Netherlands with your class, among authentic buildings in the museum park in Arnhem.
- Destination
- Arnhem
- Type of trip
- Museum
- Target group
- Primary school (ages 6–12), lower secondary
- Price
- Price on request
About this school trip
At the Nederlands Openluchtmuseum, the Netherlands Open Air Museum in Arnhem, pupils experience Dutch history up close. The extensive museum park is home to authentic buildings, objects and true stories that show how people used to live and work. Here, history is not something from a textbook, but something you see, hear and do.
The museum is built around experiential learning: pupils investigate and discover for themselves. There are various educational projects for primary and secondary schools, for example about Dutch festivities or migration. With teaching packs and online lessons via LessonUp, you can prepare the visit in class so your pupils arrive well prepared.
We would be delighted to take care of transport for you and your pupils to Arnhem. With our comfortable coach and experienced driver, your group travels there and back safely and in a relaxed way, so the whole day can be devoted to discovery.
Highlights
- Authentic buildings in a large museum park
- Experiential learning about everyday life
- Teaching packs to prepare in class
Included
- Return coach travel
- Experienced driver
Not included
- Entrance tickets
- Food and drinks
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