World Heritage Kinderdijk (The windmills of Kinderdijk)

World Heritage Kinderdijk (The windmills of Kinderdijk)

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  • 3 windmills by the river

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A short ride from Rotterdam is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the beautiful small village of Kinderdijk. The village has 19 perfectly preserved 18th-century windmills. The area is one of the most visited places in the Netherlands. You can visit the site to watch and enjoy a peaceful picnic, ride a bike and take a boat ride in the canals.
Buying a ticket will let you discover the 3 windmills museums, watch a multi-screen film, see the Wisboom pumping station and sail in the canals along the windmills. You will also get access to audio tours and a map in the Kinderdijk app.
The museums will take you back in time to learn about windmill technology and experience how families lived and worked in the 18th-century.

Country

Netherlands

Approx. Duration

3- 4 hours

Accessibility Level

Accessibility Level – Medium

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Local Currency

Euro

Price Level

Min. Price

From: €16.00

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Address

Molenkade Nederwaard 1, 2961 AS Kinderdijk, 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

Pricing Details


  • Adult – €16.00 to €18.50

  • Child 4-12 – €5.75 to €6.75

  • Child under 4 yrs – Free

Electricity

230 volts AC, 50Hz. Plugs with two round pins are standard

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