The interior that turns nineteen silhouettes on a dike into somebody's cramped, sooty, working home.
Number two of the Nederwaard row was raised in 1738 and is the one you can go inside. The Hoek family lived here for generations and their furniture, box beds and photographs are still in place, which makes the scale land in a way the view from the path never does: a whole household squeezed into the round brick base while the cap turned overhead. Ceilings are low and the ladders are steep. Your site ticket already covers it, so there is nothing extra to buy.
Highlights
- Original family furniture
- Built 1738
- Included in the site ticket
Insider tips
- →Do this first, before the boat, while your legs are fresh for the ladders.
- →Low doorways throughout; tall visitors should watch their heads.
FAQ
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Where you'll find it
Kinderdijk, Netherlands
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