Art is for everyone
The Marius van Dokkum Museum is for everyone. Marius’ paintings are relatable, accessible and full of humour. We want as many visitors as possible to be able to enjoy his work comfortably.
The museum is therefore accessible to visitors using a wheelchair or walker, and various facilities are available for visitors with disabilities. Below you can find more information about accessibility at the museum. At the bottom of the page, you’ll find answers to frequently asked questions about accessibility. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Please feel free to contact us. We’ll be happy to help.
The Marius van Dokkum Museum is accessible to visitors using a wheelchair or walker. There is a ramp at the entrance, and automatic sliding doors provide easy access. All floors can be reached by lift, and an accessible toilet is available in the museum.
If you are unable to move around the museum independently, you may bring one companion free of charge.
Can’t find the information you’re looking for? Please feel free to contact us. We’ll be happy to help.
If you are unable to move around the museum independently, you may bring one carer with you. Your carer receives free admission.
Visitors with limited mobility can be dropped off at the museum entrance on Kloosterplein. From there, you are right by the entrance.
You can also be dropped off at the corner of Doelenstraat and Academiestraat. From there, walk past the Catharinakapel; the museum is located right next to it.
The nearest accessible parking spaces are located on Kloosterplein and Vitringasingel. For an up-to-date overview of all accessible parking spaces in Harderwijk, visit the municipality’s website.
Yes, the museum has a spacious lift providing access to all floors. The lift is suitable for visitors using a wheelchair or walker.
One wheelchair is available for visitors at the museum. It cannot be reserved in advance, but you are welcome to use it during your visit if it is available. Folding stools and seating are also available throughout the museum if you need to take a break.
No, dogs are not allowed in the museum. Assistance dogs are welcome.
There is one wheelchair available for visitors to use, subject to availability. Unfortunately, it cannot be reserved in advance.
Folding stools and seating areas are also available throughout the museum, allowing you to take regular breaks during your visit.
