Pietendorp in het Zuiderzeemuseum

Gingerbread cookies, packets and fun... experience it in the Pietendorp! On Saturday 21 (stimulus conscious), Sunday 22, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November, the Pieten will move into 't Zuiderzeedorp. The gingerbread bakery is running at full speed, the Danspieten practice their latest moves with the children and Ozosnel is ready in the stable with his farrier. But there is also a lot new to discover: listen to the Voorleespiet or visit the historic sailing ship Kleine Jager. Tickets are only available via the Zuiderzee Museum website. Do you have a Museum Card, Friends Lottery VIP CARD or Friends Pass? You also need an online reservation. You will meet Pieten in every nook and cranny of 't Zuiderzeedorp. Visit the Piet measuring point, where you can have it measured to see what kind of Piet you are. Take part in the parcel stacking game or test your vocabulary with the Letterpieten. All little Auxiliary Petes can follow a Pete training on the special Pete training roof. During Pietendorp there is a chill spot especially for children (and parents) who are sensitive to stimuli. A low-stimulus space, where children can escape the hustle and bustle and relax. Experience Pietendorp in a quieter way. On November 21, choose the low-stimulus morning without music and fewer visitors. Or visit the stimulus-friendly afternoon with soft music and Piets who approach children in a calm manner. Allow a little longer for your visit to the Pietendorp and make it a complete weekend with an overnight stay at EuroParcs Enkhuizerstrand. The Pietendorp takes place in 't Zuiderzeedorp. Parking is free at Enkhuizen Station and Dirck Chinaplein, from there you can sail to 't Zuiderzeedorp in 15 minutes. The Pietendorp can also be entered via the adapted entrance of 't Zuiderzeedorp. Then park on Enkhuizerzand (Kooizandweg 9) and walk to the entrance in 15 minutes. The path may be muddy due to activities. You can reach Pi on foot or by bike