GUIDED TOUR
Date: Tuesday, October 3rd

Multi-sensory tour for people with visual impairments at the Our Lord in the Attic Museum.

In the Amsterdam city center, you can find a rare well-preserved canal house from the 17th century. Narrow corridors and stairs lead to historically furnished living spaces, kitchens, and sleeping alcoves, culminating on the top floor where a hidden house church is located.

In addition to historical information, this tour emphasizes the sensory experience: the scents in the house and the church, the footsteps on the stairs, creaking floors, and the sound of footsteps in the marble corridors. At various points in the museum, the museum educator encourages people to explore the space and specific objects with their hands.

Tuesday, Oct. 3
Walk-in with coffee or tea: 10 a.m.
Guided tour begins: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm.
Maximum group size: 12 people.
Admission and tour: free due to the Week of Accessibility.

You do need to register in advance. Please note: maximum capacity is 12 people.
Due to the numerous stairs and safety concerns, we kindly request that you come with a friend.
A service dog is welcome, but not every dog may navigate the stairs comfortably.

You can register via the email address boekingen@opsolder.nl or by phone at +31(0)20 624 66 04.

INDIVIDUAL VISIT
Date: October 2nd to October 7th

Visitors with a visual impairment receive free admission to the Our Lord in the Attic Museum. The “Together you see more” audio tour allows them to explore the 17th-century canal house via audio and touch.
Due to the stairs and steps, it is necessary to come with a friend or friends. During this week, the visit is free for both. Registration is not necessary for this.