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Museum De Sûkerei illustrates how people lived and worked in the Northern Frisian Woodlands in the early twentieth century. Sûkerei means Chicory which was a replacement in 1800 for the then very expensive coffee. The museum consists of three small houses and a Chicory drying place. The cottages and drying place were demolished and were rebuilt on the site of the Sûkerei.
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April 1 to October 28.
Tuesday to Sunday
1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
First Saturday of the month: Shopping route
0 – 5 | Free |
6 – 12 | €3.00 |
13+ | €6.50 |
Museumkaart | Not valid |
Donorss & Friends | Free |
Admission includes personal tour subject to availability.
Trekwei 8a, Damwoude
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Museum De Sûkerei has 1 rating.
Museum De Sûkerei in Damwoude offers visitors a glimpse into the traditional sugar loaf making process and the history of the region. The museum is housed in authentic buildings, including a farmhouse and a reconstructed sugar loaf factory. Visitors appreciate the informative displays and the opportunity to see the sugar-making process demonstrated. The volunteer staff are noted for their knowledge and enthusiasm, often enhancing the experience with personal stories and insights. The museum also features a pleasant garden area and a cozy tearoom where guests can enjoy local treats. While some find the exhibits a bit limited in scope, most visitors feel it provides a good understanding of this specific aspect of Dutch cultural history. The museum's small size allows for an intimate and unhurried visit, though this may leave some wishing for more extensive exhibits. Overall, Museum De Sûkerei offers an educational and enjoyable experience for those interested in local history and traditional crafts, especially appealing to families and history enthusiasts.
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