Special Dates

• Closed during Carnival/Vastenavend (Saturday to Tuesday)
• Closed on Easter Sunday (Sunday)
• Open on Easter Monday (Monday)
• Closed on King's Day (April 27)
• Open on Liberation Day (May 5)
• Open on Ascension Day (Thursday)
• Closed on Pentecost Sunday (Sunday)
• Open on Pentecost Monday (Monday)
• Open on December 24 (until 3:00 PM)
• Closed on December 25 (Christmas Day)
• Open on December 26 (Boxing Day)
• Open on December 31 (New Year's Eve) (until 3:00 PM)
• Closed on January 1 (New Year's Day)

* Escorts of individuals with physical disabilities have free access.

** Choose this option if you already possess a valid access pass such as a Museum Card / ICOM card / Rembrandt Card (Vereniging Rembrandt) / VriendenLoterij VIP Card / Friends Pass of the Markiezenhof. You can purchase one e-ticket per discount pass

Assistance dogs are allowed, of course.

At full rate (excluding discount passes**), you will receive one consumption token per ticket that you can exchange for a free coffee, tea, or soft drink in our museum café.

The Markiezenhof is a monument from the late Middle Ages. Therefore, the building has limited accessibility for wheelchair users and/or people with disabilities.

The ground floor, toilets (€0.50), and the first floor (Blue Hall & Style Rooms) are easily accessible. However, the Schatkamers (Treasuries), Geheimengalerij (Secret Gallery), Grote Galerij (Great Gallery), Room 1747, and the second floor (attic) are unfortunately very limited in accessibility.

The Markiezenhof offers an attractive discount for groups! You can also book various individual or group tours. Please contact us for more information.

For primary (elementary) and secondary (high) education, the Markiezenhof (in collaboration with, among others, Erfgoed Brabant) offers various fun, educational, and challenging lesson packages!

Please contact us for more information.

he Markiezenhof values its building and its exceptional collections. Therefore, please read our house rules before visiting us to prevent any misunderstandings.

The museum utilizes modern light, audio, and visual effects that may be perceived as intense and overwhelming. If you are sensitive to these effects (epilepsy, ADHD, etc.), please be mindful and inform the entrance staff or museum attendants.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city center and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with fresh pastries at the Museum Café. Bringing your own refreshments into the building is not permitted.

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