Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager
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Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager serves Ameland from Herenweg 1, 9161 AM Hollum, Netherlands. Visitors give it a 4.4 out of 5 average across 311 reviews, and the museum opens on We-Sa 13:30-17:00.
Those 311 reviews place it among the island's established stops, with the 4.4 average holding steady. Ferries run from Den Helder, Harlingen, Holwerd and Lauwersoog, with crossings of one to two hours, so reaching Ameland from the mainland takes planning. Nes, Hollum, Ballum and Buren are the island's settlements, and the museum sits in Hollum.
The Wadden Sea surrounding the islands is a tidal flat system listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. North Sea fish, shrimps, mussels, lamb and dairy feature in local cooking.
Its own site, http://www.amelandermusea.nl/, carries further background on the collection. The Dutch Wadden Islands have a maritime North Sea climate with mild summers and cool, changeable winters, which shapes when the We-Sa 13:30-17:00 opening hours are most useful.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager known for?
Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager is a museum on Ameland in the Dutch Wadden Islands, and its site is http://www.amelandermusea.nl/. The island group lies in the Wadden Sea, a tidal flat system listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Where is Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager located on Ameland?
Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager can be found at Herenweg 1, 9161 AM Hollum, Netherlands, on the island of Ameland. Hollum sits on the western side of Ameland, one of the Dutch Wadden Islands in the Wadden Sea.
How do visitors rate Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager?
Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager holds a rating of 4.4/5 from 311 reviews. The museum sits on Ameland, one of the Dutch Wadden Islands.
Is Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Ameland?
Cultuurhistorisch museum Sorgdrager is at Herenweg 1, 9161 AM Hollum, Netherlands, and the island's settlements include Nes, Hollum, Ballum and Buren. Ferries to Ameland run from Den Helder, Harlingen, Holwerd and Lauwersoog, with crossings of one to two hours.
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