National Playing Card Museum — Attraction in Turnhout

There is a convenient parking lot within the museum area, and we faced no issues finding a spot. If it happens to be full, an additional parking area is located right in front of the building. The staff, particularly the ladies, are welcoming and friendly. Lockers are available for your belongings, and there's a designated area to hang your extra clothes or coat. Wheelchair accessibility is good, complemented by a lift for those in need. The exhibition itself is captivating, showcasing fascinating history. However, it would enhance the experience if explanations were available in other languages such as French and English, catering to visitors not proficient in German. Post-visit, we headed to the café with automated machines for a coffee. The ambiance is cozy and inviting. Clean and well-maintained restrooms add to the positive experience. I highly recommend exploring...

Awesome museum to learn about the history of Turnhout in relation with printing and playing cards. The employees are knowledgeable and very helpful. Tickets are 5€ per person and i have to admit, the information is awesome. Short videos in multiple languages, paper to read more and they also offer workshops (vie the website for dates). It's been very interesting and from Feb 2023 there will be a new exhibition......

A little gem of a place. Really interesting to see all the different card printing presses, also the old steam engine. Overall a truly worthwhile experience. The Saturday staff of 3 young ladies were incredibly helpful and engaging, there are also special two days in most months when the old printing presses are turned on and used. Great to see different playing card designs. And entrance only...