Overview
The Railway Museum at Utrecht is one of the city’s most renowned museums and makes for a great day out – especially for kids and any rail enthusiasts. It takes you on an exciting journey through two centuries of railway history with train stations and trains from different areas. There’s even an old fashion barbershop. Visitors go on a journey through the history of the railway network in Holland.
Country
Netherlands
Approx. Duration
2 – 4 Hours
Accessibility Level
Accessibility Level – Low
Local Currency
Euro
Price Level
Min. Price
From: € 16.00
Address
Railway Museum, Maliebaanstation 16, 3581 XW Utrecht, Netherlands
Spoken Languages
Dutch (official language), Frisian is spoken in the northern province of Friesland. English, German and French are widely spoken.
Recommended Age
Babies, Kids, Teens, Adults, Seniors, Any Age
Pricing Details
- 0 – 3: Free
- 4+: € 16.00
- Museumkaart: Free
- ICOM: Free
- NS staff: € 10.00
Electricity
230 volts AC, 50Hz. Plugs with two round pins are standard
Safety
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Additional Information
With its many exhibits and attractions, this interactive museum is great fun for all ages. For example, you can try the 4D simulator, in which you are the train driver. Younger kids will find the children’s train ride ‘Jumbo Express’ and play area.
There are cafe-restaurant facilities and a museum shop which sells many railway-themed items and toys.
The Railway Museum in Utrecht, Het Spoorwegmuseum, established in 1927 (and had a major renovation between 2002 to 2005), is dedicated to preserving historical equipment from the Dutch national railway.
Please note that the museum’s capacity is limited, so you must make a reservation.