Streek & Landbouwmuseum Goemanszorg

Step back in time at Streek & Landbouwmuseum Goemanszorg, nestled in the picturesque ring village of Dreischor. This charming museum offers a fascinating window into the rich rural life and agricultural heritage of Schouwen-Duiveland. Discover traditional farming practices and the daily routines of past generations, bringing the history of this unique Zeeland island to life. For 2026, don't miss the compelling new exhibition, "Wijn, het nieuwe Zeeuwse goud?" (Wine, the new Zeeland gold?), exploring the burgeoning wine culture in Zeeland.

Planning your visit is straightforward. The museum is easily accessible by car, located on the edge of Dreischor, with ample free parking directly opposite. If traveling by public transport, bus line 591 conveniently stops right at "Dreischor landbouwmuseum Goemanszorg." During its season from April to early November, the museum welcomes visitors Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. In July and August 2026, additional Monday openings and Whit Monday provide more opportunities to explore. Admission is €6.00 for ages 13 and up, €3.00 for children aged 6-12, and free for younger children, Museumkaart, and Zeeuwse Museumpas holders. Group rates and optional guided tours are also available, including a flax processing demonstration.

Immerse yourself in the stories of the land and its people, from historic farming tools and traditional Zeeland draft horses to the intriguing new narrative of Zeeland's wine production. A visit to Goemanszorg offers a deeper appreciation for the region's past and its evolving future. Combine your museum experience with a stroll through the idyllic village of Dreischor, making for a truly memorable day out on Schouwen-Duiveland.