Welcome to Maritiem-en Juttersmuseum Flora
Come to the nicest family museum in Texel and experience the cool world of the beachcombing. There is plenty to see and experience, inside and out, for young and old! Beachcombers Museum Flora: brimming with fascinating stories!
The most exciting day out on Texel!
Maritiem- en Juttersmuseum Flora is the most FUN family museum on Texel. Lose yourself in the cool world of beachcombers! We have a wide variety of beach finds on display, some of which are more than 80 years old! Discover the maritime present and past of beachcombing, shipwrecks and KNRM, the Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution. Besides exhibitions, we show several films (run continuously) in the different atmospheric exhibition rooms. In addition, we have a cosy museum café with a great souvenir shop. As for the children, they can get stuck into fun treasure hunts, games and go wild in our big playground. Juttersmuseum Flora, sso much more than a museum!
About the museum
Maritiem- en Juttersmuseum Flora is an interactive, educational family museum for young and old. With so much to see and do, you will easily need more than a couple of hours to fit everything in! A great place to visit, whatever the weather. Juttersmuseum Flora: a surprising Texel experience!
Admission prices
Adults
Child 4 to 11 years old
Child up to 4 years old
7,45 euro
6,- euro
Gratis
"ff rond kieke"
‘ff rond kieke’ the locals on Texel say when they want to have a quick look around somewhere or look at something.
Here is a brief overview of all the things to see and do in our museum, so ... ‘ff rond kieke’
News & exhibitions
Temporary exhibition ‘Container Shipping’ will run for the rest of the year. Displayed are all kinds of things that have been found on the beach of Texel, past and present, from containers that have gone overboard. We are also busy with preparations for a TESO pavilion with the wheelhouse of the Schulpengat on top, which came back to Texel in June 2020 and will be on view in April 2021 in combination with an entirely new TESO exhibition.
