Museum de Locht

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Wonderful museum! In a small village close to Venlo, a few traditional buildings have been restored and redecorated to provide a look into life in this area last century. Very well presented and with lots of volunteers maintaining it beautifully, explaining and demonstrating old crafts. Also houses the national Asparagus and Champignon Museum,both also very interesting. Lots of things to do for children, including a playground. Nice restaurant and shop. Try the homemade sugar beet syrup! Easy to spend 3-4 hours. Very interesting and informative. Volunteers show craftsmanship like smithing, farming or baking and explain what they are doing. A must see, taking you back in time, some great walk tru times Was here the other week for the Brewers Festival. Had a look around, nice museum, bit random but cool non-theless. Cool bananas. The displays the farming system and its history in the Netherlands. I mainly visited the mushroom museum. It shows the production process of button mushrooms. Displays a variety of edible and poisnus mushroom types. It teaches type of mushroom species in the form of game. Nice place to learn about mushrooms. A simple but amazing museum. Although lacking in English explanations, the staff made up for it with lots of enthusiasm. A member of the staff joined us for several parts of the site and made sure we understood what was going on and that we didn't miss anything. The mushroom pavilion is not amazing but the greenhouse with tomatoes to eat was a treat. The children also really enjoyed the "old" games. This is a hidden gem. I went there with my son due to the recommendation from a friend. It is worth a visit. We were staying at Centre Parcs not far from here and wanted to see what was around locally. Found the de Locht and were so glad we decided to visit. There is so much to see and do here, it's well worth the entrance fee. We visited on a Thursday morning and it was so quiet, we practically had the place to ourselves. We had a light lunch in the cafe. The mushrooms on bread were delicious, as was the coffee and apple strudel! The staff were very friendly and helpful, everyone was very kind to our two young boys and made them (and us) feel very welcome. We even had a taste of the homegrown tomatoes - so tasty 😋 I'd highly recommend a visit to the and restaurant. It is a large with lots to see and learn about the battle in Overloon. Wonderful learning experience for children Verry nice open air about Dutch history and farming of local products. Highly recommended for people of all ages but especially fun for children with alot of activities available ( check their website for up to date activities). Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.