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The museum is open by appointment from 1 April to 30 October. When you request a tour, you'll see straight away when there's space.

Choose a morning tour (9:30 to around 12:30) or an afternoon tour (14:00 to around 17:00). On Sundays, we only run the afternoon programme (13:00 to around 16:00).

We'll welcome you with coffee or tea, then our guides take you round in groups of about 15 for roughly two hours. We finish with a Q&A and two drinks of your choice (beer, a small spirit, wine or a soft drink).

It all adds up to a lovely morning or afternoon out.

Groups can book from 15 up to 60 people.

Smaller groups (under 15 people) can join the afternoon tour on Mondays, Fridays or Saturdays, starting at 14:00. We combine groups on these days so a guide leads around 15 people from different groups together.

Children are very welcome as long as they're with an adult. We ask everyone not to touch or climb on anything. There's no children's programme or play equipment here.

Admission covers coffee or tea, the guided tour, two drinks afterwards, and parking:

Adults: €22.50 per person.
Children aged 2 to 10: €12.50 per child.

Payment is on arrival, by cash or card. We appreciate it when one person pays for the whole group. Associations can also arrange to pay by invoice.

Unfortunately, discount cards don't work here. We don't take part in Dutch discount schemes like the Museumkaart or CJP.

Dorpsstraat 38
5453 JV Langenboom

This is where you'll find the museum. It's also the postal address.

There's plenty of room to park in the museum's courtyard. The car park entrance is between house numbers 36 and 38 on Dorpsstraat, Langenboom. Coaches can use the entrance between numbers 9 and 11 on Acacialaan.

The museum is fully accessible for wheelchairs, rollators, and standard mobility scooters. We recommend bringing your own if you have one. There's a lift, and the toilets are accessible.

Animals aren't allowed inside. However, assistance and guide dogs are always welcome, as long as it's clear they're an assistance or guide dog and they stay with their owner (on a lead if needed).

You'll get coffee or tea on arrival, and two drinks of your choice after the tour (beer, a small spirit, wine or a soft drink). There's no café or restaurant on site.

Bringing your own food or drink inside isn't allowed.

Smoking and vaping are only allowed in the smoking area in the car park.

It's great that you're thinking of the museum if you have something that could add to the collection. Send a few photos and a description or history of the item to museum@schayik.nl, and we'll happily take a look.

When you request a tour, you'll see straight away when there's space. For anything else, we'd love to hear from you at museum@schayik.nl.