Entrance ticket Dutch Bakery Museum Hattem

Five monuments on a romantic street tell the history of bread and pastries. The delicious smells of freshly baked bread and pastries accompany visitors to the Dutch Bakery Museum as they are immersed in the rich history of the bakery.

What is the Dutch Bakery Museum:

• Five historic buildings located on a romantic street
• A museum about the history of bread and pastries
• An old-fashioned poffertjes parlor
• A beautiful terrace in an enclosed garden
• The place for children's activities and an exciting treasure hunt
• A bakery with products from our own bakery
• A souvenir shop from grandmother's time full of delicacies and souvenirs
• A tunnel under the street that connects the buildings
• A modern bakery

In short: a small open-air museum about the history of bread and pastries.

In the special museum theater, baker Fred or Martijn steal the show in a playful way in the family show. During this demonstration, they will show all facets of the baking trade and will tell you humorously about the work and traditions of the baker.

The children will not go home empty-handed. During the school holidays and on Saturdays, they will get to work themselves under the supervision of a real baker.

For a tasty break, the historic poffertjes salon offers plenty of delicacies from its own bakery. Anyone who wants to take home a tangible memory of their visit can visit one of the well-stocked museum shops. In the beautiful shop interiors you will find delicacies from their own bakery, souvenirs, home baking products and postcards that all compete for your attention. The museum shops can be visited during the museum's opening hours. On Saturdays, the bakery is already open from 07:30 when fresh bread is baked.

Accessibility

The museum is located in Hattem, near Zwolle. Consult Google Maps or 9292.nl for the exact route from your departure point and for the current departure and travel times. Parking is available at the parking lot 'De Bleek' at De Bleek 2 in Hattem. From this parking lot it is only a 150 meter walk to the museum.

For more information, visit the website of the Dutch Bakery Museum Hattem.