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Niederrheinisches Museum Kevelaer e.V.
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Nearby attractions
Basilica of St. Mary
Kapellenpl. 35, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Sankt Antonius
Gelderner Str. 15A, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Solegarten St. Jakob
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Cumsalis - Food and Beverages
Hauptstraße 20, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Restaurant Goldener Schwan
Hauptstraße 13, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
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Alt Derp
Hauptstraße 63, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Ristorante Elio
Annastraße 24A, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Kevelaerer Kaffeehaus
Hauptstraße 62, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
CurryQ Kevelaer
Hauptstraße 51, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Trattoria Da Vinci
Busmannstraße 4-6, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Kamps Bäckerei
Hauptstraße 35-37, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
Maharaja Indisches Restaurant
Busmannstraße 42, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
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Basilikastraße 6, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
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Neustraße 10, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
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Stadthotel Am Bühnenhaus
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Gelder Dyck
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Marys Ferienwohnung
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Hotel Klostergarten Kevelaer
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Ferienwohnung Frida Kevelaer
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Niederrheinisches Museum Kevelaer e.V.

Hauptstraße 18, 47623 Kevelaer, Germany
4.6(130)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Basilica of St. Mary, Sankt Antonius, Solegarten St. Jakob, restaurants: Cumsalis - Food and Beverages, Restaurant Goldener Schwan, Steakhouse Argentina, Alt Derp, Ristorante Elio, Kevelaerer Kaffeehaus, CurryQ Kevelaer, Trattoria Da Vinci, Kamps Bäckerei, Maharaja Indisches Restaurant
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+49 2832 95410
Website
niederrheinisches-museum-kevelaer.de

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Nearby attractions of Niederrheinisches Museum Kevelaer e.V.

Basilica of St. Mary

Sankt Antonius

Solegarten St. Jakob

Basilica of St. Mary

Basilica of St. Mary

4.7

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Sankt Antonius

Sankt Antonius

4.5

(104)

Open 24 hours
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Solegarten St. Jakob

Solegarten St. Jakob

4.7

(417)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Niederrheinisches Museum Kevelaer e.V.

Cumsalis - Food and Beverages

Restaurant Goldener Schwan

Steakhouse Argentina

Alt Derp

Ristorante Elio

Kevelaerer Kaffeehaus

CurryQ Kevelaer

Trattoria Da Vinci

Kamps Bäckerei

Maharaja Indisches Restaurant

Cumsalis - Food and Beverages

Cumsalis - Food and Beverages

4.7

(272)

Click for details
Restaurant Goldener Schwan

Restaurant Goldener Schwan

4.6

(478)

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Steakhouse Argentina

Steakhouse Argentina

4.3

(206)

$$

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Alt Derp

Alt Derp

4.6

(822)

$$

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Reviews of Niederrheinisches Museum Kevelaer e.V.

4.6
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5.0
4y

The exhibition is divided into a special exhibition and a permanent exhibition. At the time of my visit, the special exhibition was a film poster exhibition, with a large collection of posters of popular films from the 1950s to the 2000s, which showed that the museum had put a lot of effort into this project. The permanent exhibition is divided into two parts: an exhibition on children's culture, featuring toys and school classrooms, and an exhibition on the history and culture of the region. The exhibition on children's culture is impressive in its amount, which is not seen in any other museum. This alone is worth a visit. The local cultural history is also well presented, with a wealth of metalworking items such as coins, which have been a feature of the region since the Middle Ages, as well as recreations of various occupations and dwellings. In total, for a small town folklore museum, the exhibition is very good in terms of quality, and is not inferior to the larger museums in the city. There is also a café and bookshop at the entrance and many restaurants on the street outside the museum. The museum can be reached by train from Düsseldorf...

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5.0
3y

What great museum. Not what i expected. Full of old fashion toys, dolls house and much more. Well worth a look in. I was rather surprised by how big and interesting it was. Old crafts, such as black smith, woodwork and more to see. Only downside was it was all in German only. So found it difficult to read. If your language is Dutch you can communicate that way. The museum started from the 1980s and went...

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5.0
5y

Das Museum befindet sich direkt im Stadtzentrum. Gebührenpflichtige Parkplätze sind auf dem Peter-Plumpe Platz vorhanden. Von dort aus geht man etwa 150 Meter zum Haupteingang an der Annastraße. Im Museum besteht Maskenpflicht wg. CORONA. Vormittags ist es nicht sehr voll, sodass Abstände eingehalten werden können. Das Museum bietet z. Zt. zwei sehenswerte Sonderausstellungen, Lego und Porzellan des Barock. Darüber hinaus ständige Ausstellungen mit den Themen Kinderspielzeug, altes Handwerk und Kunst, Wallfahrt und Frömmigkeit sowie historische- und Boden- Funde. Noch vieles mehr. Das Museum ist ein Erlebnis für Jung und Alt. Man sollte mindestens 2 Stunden für einen Besuch einplanen. Die Eintrittspreise sind familienfreundlich und moderat; 4,00€/ Erwachsene, Kinder und...

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Takehisa KadotaTakehisa Kadota
The exhibition is divided into a special exhibition and a permanent exhibition. At the time of my visit, the special exhibition was a film poster exhibition, with a large collection of posters of popular films from the 1950s to the 2000s, which showed that the museum had put a lot of effort into this project. The permanent exhibition is divided into two parts: an exhibition on children's culture, featuring toys and school classrooms, and an exhibition on the history and culture of the region. The exhibition on children's culture is impressive in its amount, which is not seen in any other museum. This alone is worth a visit. The local cultural history is also well presented, with a wealth of metalworking items such as coins, which have been a feature of the region since the Middle Ages, as well as recreations of various occupations and dwellings. In total, for a small town folklore museum, the exhibition is very good in terms of quality, and is not inferior to the larger museums in the city. There is also a café and bookshop at the entrance and many restaurants on the street outside the museum. The museum can be reached by train from Düsseldorf in a day trip.
Moya ScottMoya Scott
What great museum. Not what i expected. Full of old fashion toys, dolls house and much more. Well worth a look in. I was rather surprised by how big and interesting it was. Old crafts, such as black smith, woodwork and more to see. Only downside was it was all in German only. So found it difficult to read. If your language is Dutch you can communicate that way. The museum started from the 1980s and went down the years.
Michael DicksMichael Dicks
Das Museum befindet sich direkt im Stadtzentrum. Gebührenpflichtige Parkplätze sind auf dem Peter-Plumpe Platz vorhanden. Von dort aus geht man etwa 150 Meter zum Haupteingang an der Annastraße. Im Museum besteht Maskenpflicht wg. CORONA. Vormittags ist es nicht sehr voll, sodass Abstände eingehalten werden können. Das Museum bietet z. Zt. zwei sehenswerte Sonderausstellungen, Lego und Porzellan des Barock. Darüber hinaus ständige Ausstellungen mit den Themen Kinderspielzeug, altes Handwerk und Kunst, Wallfahrt und Frömmigkeit sowie historische- und Boden- Funde. Noch vieles mehr. Das Museum ist ein Erlebnis für Jung und Alt. Man sollte mindestens 2 Stunden für einen Besuch einplanen. Die Eintrittspreise sind familienfreundlich und moderat; 4,00€/ Erwachsene, Kinder und Rentner reduziert.
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The exhibition is divided into a special exhibition and a permanent exhibition. At the time of my visit, the special exhibition was a film poster exhibition, with a large collection of posters of popular films from the 1950s to the 2000s, which showed that the museum had put a lot of effort into this project. The permanent exhibition is divided into two parts: an exhibition on children's culture, featuring toys and school classrooms, and an exhibition on the history and culture of the region. The exhibition on children's culture is impressive in its amount, which is not seen in any other museum. This alone is worth a visit. The local cultural history is also well presented, with a wealth of metalworking items such as coins, which have been a feature of the region since the Middle Ages, as well as recreations of various occupations and dwellings. In total, for a small town folklore museum, the exhibition is very good in terms of quality, and is not inferior to the larger museums in the city. There is also a café and bookshop at the entrance and many restaurants on the street outside the museum. The museum can be reached by train from Düsseldorf in a day trip.
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What great museum. Not what i expected. Full of old fashion toys, dolls house and much more. Well worth a look in. I was rather surprised by how big and interesting it was. Old crafts, such as black smith, woodwork and more to see. Only downside was it was all in German only. So found it difficult to read. If your language is Dutch you can communicate that way. The museum started from the 1980s and went down the years.
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Das Museum befindet sich direkt im Stadtzentrum. Gebührenpflichtige Parkplätze sind auf dem Peter-Plumpe Platz vorhanden. Von dort aus geht man etwa 150 Meter zum Haupteingang an der Annastraße. Im Museum besteht Maskenpflicht wg. CORONA. Vormittags ist es nicht sehr voll, sodass Abstände eingehalten werden können. Das Museum bietet z. Zt. zwei sehenswerte Sonderausstellungen, Lego und Porzellan des Barock. Darüber hinaus ständige Ausstellungen mit den Themen Kinderspielzeug, altes Handwerk und Kunst, Wallfahrt und Frömmigkeit sowie historische- und Boden- Funde. Noch vieles mehr. Das Museum ist ein Erlebnis für Jung und Alt. Man sollte mindestens 2 Stunden für einen Besuch einplanen. Die Eintrittspreise sind familienfreundlich und moderat; 4,00€/ Erwachsene, Kinder und Rentner reduziert.
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