Museum Veere | Museum De Schotse Huizen

Step into the rich maritime history of Veere at Museum Veere, where two iconic locations, Museum De Schotse Huizen and the historic Town Hall, tell the story of this charming port town. Explore the enduring trade relations with Scotland that shaped Veere's identity, evident in the unique architecture and fascinating artifacts within the Scottish Houses, located directly on the Kaai. Discover centuries of local heritage and international connections through engaging exhibits.

Planning your visit is straightforward, with varying seasonal hours. From June 22nd through the end of August, the museum is open daily from 11:00 to 17:00. During spring, from April 1st, you can explore Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 to 17:00. For quieter periods, from November to April 1st, the museum welcomes visitors on Saturdays and Sundays, with special extended hours during Christmas and spring holidays.

Tickets provide comprehensive access to both the Schotse Huizen and the Town Hall, including all temporary exhibitions. Adults (18+) can enter for €9.95, while youth (4-17) pay €4.50, and children under 3 are free. Discounts are available for students, CJP cardholders, and groups of 15 or more. Free entry is granted with a valid Museumkaart or ICOM pass. Consider a combi ticket with the nearby Grote Kerk or Marie Tak Museum for an extended cultural experience. For transport, paid parking is available in the town center, or utilize the free parking lot at Veerseweg, opposite Zorgcentrum Sandeburg.