Accessibility

Plan your visit

Accessibility

The Mondrian House is largely wheelchair accessible.

Parking with disabled parking card

A disabled parking card (GPK) can be used to park in Amersfoort in all zones and in all parking spaces except the multi-storey car parks. Moreover, within the municipality of Amersfoort, contrary to national policy, parking is permitted in all parking spaces in the permit areas and parking is also permitted, without payment, at parking meters and ticket dispensers.

The closest adapted parking spaces around the Mondrian House can be found here:

Gooseneck Lane next to No 27: this parking space is 180 metres from the Mondrian House.
Paternosterstraat next to no. 23: this parking space is 300 metres from the Mondrian House.
Zuidsingel opposite no. 7: this car park is 350 metres from the Mondrian House. - Divided along Zuidsingel, there are also regular parking spaces here where you can park.
Papenhofstede next to Nos 16 & 18: these parking spaces are 400 metres from the Mondrian House.
Havik next to 16 & 25 & 29: these parking spaces are located about 450 metres from the Mondrian House.

View the city map With adapted parking spaces.

Please note that even with a GPK, a dispensation is needed to enter the car-free city centre. You can obtain this here applications.

Companion free of charge

Visitors who cannot move through the museum independently may bring an accompanying person free of charge. Remember to add the companion ticket when you make an online ticket order.

At the museum

The Mondrian House is accessible to wheelchair users via the front with the help of a ramp. Please contact our reception for this: 033 46 00 170

The museum building has a lift to reach all floors, except for the reconstruction of Mondrian's Paris Atelier. This can be partially visited by wheelchair (the upper part can only be reached by four steps). The lift in the museum, and thus also the upper floor, is unfortunately unsuitable for mobility scooters. One solution might be to use a Handy-Car(e) wheelchair. This can be borrowed free of charge at the museum.

The museum has an adapted toilet.

The Mondrian House also has the Picto Museum Card, for people with communication disabilities. These can be requested at the ticket office and used during the visit. See here a video explaining the Picto Museum Card

In several rooms, there are benches or seats to rest for a while or enjoy the exhibition in a relaxed manner.

Sensitive visitor

On weekdays, the museum is quieter. For a low-pressure visit, we recommend you come right during opening at 10am, at 1pm or after 4pm. These are the 'off-peak hours'.

In the Mondrian House, different rooms (indicated here by the corresponding room number) contain different stimuli:

1. This room shows Mondrian's artistic development through various screens and music.
3. At the Paris Atelier, two video projections showing Piet Mondrian and live sounds are shown.
4. In this room, there are several videos to watch and listen to through listening horns. It is also possible to scan the QR code and play the sound on your own phone.
5. Here you can watch a video, without sound. There is also a record player with soft music.
8. In this space, you will take your seat in a 3D video installation where the Victory Boogie Woogie is created through video projections and music. Please note that this performance contains flickering lights and loud music. Noise-cancelling headphones are available.

Hall texts

All texts on display in the museum are bundled in a pdf file (including audio texts). These can be downloaded below to read on your own preferred device (with clickable table of contents). Available in Dutch and English.
Don't have a suitable device? You can borrow the texts on a tablet at the museum. Ask for this at the ticket office.

Permanent exhibition

Permanent Exhibition

Temporary exhibition Mondrian, a better world

Temporary Exhibition Mondrian, A Better World

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