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Welcome to the International Wooden Shoes Museum


Welcome to the International Wooden Shoes Museum, where wooden shoes come to life! Our collection comprises more than 2,600 pairs of clogs and other footwear with a wooden sole from more than 40 countries, making it the largest and most extensive collection in the world. We have hundreds of tools, single machines and a wealth of information material. For young and old, alone or in a group.

Our programme

Every year the Wooden Shoes Museum has a new exhibition; this year this is Pracht en Praal.

Exhibits

Every y…

Welcome to the International Wooden Shoes Museum, where wooden shoes come to life! Our collection comprises more than 2,600 pairs of clogs and other footwear with a wooden sole from more than 40 countries, making it the largest and most extensive collection in the world. We have hundreds of tools, single machines and a wealth of information material. For young and old, alone or in a group.

Our programme

Every year the Wooden Shoes Museum has a new exhibition; this year this is Pracht en Praal.

Exhibits

Every year the exhibition of the Wooden Shoes Museum changes. Below you will find information about the current exhibition: Pracht en Praal.

Pracht en Praal

The Wooden Shoes Museum writes history! The unique museum imagines itself in the 'Golden Age' and ties in with the national theme year 'Rembrandt'. Rembrandt lived in the 'Golden Age'. A blooming period in all kinds of areas. These were also 'golden' years for the industry. Clogs are the symbol of the Netherlands. In addition to the practical, they are now also seen as an art object. Creative clogs are produced. Masterpieces à la Rembrandt. Clogs steal the show in exhibition 'Pracht en Praal'. 'Masterpieces' from all over the world are shown with artistic patterns and paintings with portraits and still lifes. The influence of traditional clog makers is reflected in contemporary designs. To be admired in the Wooden Shoes Museum, unique in its kind.

Opening times

  • Every monday closed
  • Every tuesday from 14:00 to 17:00
  • Every wednesday from 14:00 to 17:00
  • Every thursday from 14:00 to 17:00
  • Every friday from 14:00 to 17:00
  • Every saturday from 14:00 to 17:00
  • Every sunday from 14:00 to 17:00

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