Muiderslot Castle: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

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Aerial view of a castle with a moat, adjacent gardens, a body of water in the background, and a nearby smaller building.

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Best Times to VisitAfternoon

Audio GuideNL, EN

About

Noble plots, famous friends, and defence for the city – Muiderslot Castle has had a rich history since it was built in the 13th century. Get a taste of medieval life just outside of Amsterdam and see suits of armor, falconry demonstrations (on weekends), and impressive artistry.

Explore the gardens at your leisure, or even take the kids on a quest; ask inside and find out about the fun treasure hunt option!

What's Included

Admission to Muiderslot Castle

What's Not Included

Treasure hunt for children (available at the venue for €2)

Must Know

No pets allowed, except official assistance dogs
No drones allowed
Lockers available
Due to its medieval architecture, the castle is unfortunately not suitable for wheelchair users

Good to Know

Getting there:

By train: from Amsterdam Central Station or Utrecht Central Station, take the train to Weesp. At Weesp Station, you can take bus 110 to Brandweerkazerne Muiden and walk 10 minutes to the Muiderslot
By bus: from Amsterdam Amstel Station, take bus 320, 322 or 327 to P+R Muiden. From there you can walk (30 minutes) or take bus 110 to Brandweerkazerne Muiden (walk 10 minutes to the Muiderslot) | from Amsterdam Arena, take bus 209 (only on working days) to P+R Muiden. From there you can walk (30 minutes) or take bus 110 to Brandweerkazerne Muiden (walk 10 minutes to the Muiderslot)
By car: take exit Muiden on the highway A1. Follow the signs Muiden/Muiderslot
There is limited parking space near the Muiderslot or in Muiden. The rate is €2.40 an hour or €21.60 a day | Free parking at the P1: Maxisweg. Coaches can park here as well | Free parking at the P2: Mariahoeveweg | There is a 15-minute walk to the castle from the car parks P1 and P2