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Admission costs for the Nieuwe Instituut and Sonneveld House. You can also buy your ticket here.

Our address and directions to the Nieuwe Instituut and Sonneveld House, as well as information about public transport and parking in the Museumpark.

Every product in the museum shop is the result of partnerships with local designers. More products will be added throughout the year.

See the exhibitions or Sonneveld House from a different perspective. Book a Detour (also known as a guided tour) with your family, friends, colleagues or class, or join one of our Thursday Night Detours.

Indulge your passion for culture not only inside the Nieuwe Instituut, but also around it. Visit the New Garden and Sonneveld House, or admire the works of art in the institute’s outdoor spaces.

Nieuwe Instituut makes it a priority to be accessible to everyone. The institute contributes to accessibility in a number of ways. Read more about wheelchair access, assistance/guide dogs, language assistance, and potential sensory triggers.

The Sonneveld House museum is one of the best-preserved domestic examples of the modernist Nieuwe Bouwen style. Inside you can see how a wealthy Rotterdam family lived in the 1930s.

Drop in to the Re-Centre during museum opening hours. It’s a place where you can work, read books and magazines or visit a mini exhibition. Or make an appointment to consult the archives of the National Collection.

For inspiration and information on architecture, urban planning, landscape and design, visit the NAi Booksellers bookshop in the foyer of the Nieuwe Instituut.

Chef Manuela Goncalves Tavares and her team run the Nieuwe Café. The menu is colourful, mostly plant-based, seasonal and delicious. You don’t need a museum ticket to visit the café, which has a lovely terrace.