The city as subject
For visitors to Breda, the museum offers a way to look at the stories about the city as well as its streets and buildings. The combination with art provides different ways in. You can use the permanent display as an overview and then spend more time on a subject that appeals to you.
Look at the current programme
A temporary exhibition is not a permanent part of what is on offer. So check which exhibitions are on during your visit date, especially if you are coming for a specific artist or a particular theme. Tickets are available both online and at the museum.
Practical provision for your visit
The museum lists a lift, an accessible toilet and a push wheelchair that you can reserve. Contactless payment is possible. At the weekend opening starts earlier than on weekdays; Monday is usually closed. A separate schedule applies around public holidays, which you should check in advance.
Before you go
Reserve a push wheelchair if needed and bring a contactless means of payment.
Sources
This first edition has been compiled from collected museum information. Not all of the information has yet been confirmed by the museum. Viewing tips are by the editorial team. The sources used are listed below.
- Stedelijk Museum Breda — source 1
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- Stedelijk Museum Breda — source 2
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- Stedelijk Museum Breda — source 3
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- Stedelijk Museum Breda — source 4
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