plan your visit to Orientalis

Plan your visit

Plan your visit and stop by, take a beautiful walk through the unique cultural landscape.

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Hondvriendelijk

You can enjoy a lovely walk with your dog at Museumpark Orientalis! You are welcome to come with your four-legged friend. Dogs are generally allowed in the main building and the outdoor area of ​​the museum park, provided they are kept on a leash. However, dogs are not allowed in the Roman Street or in the indoor areas of the Jewish and Arab villages.

Food and drinks

You will find De Zendo at the entrance to the Museum Park. You can visit on Fridays and Saturdays for tea or coffee with a treat. Check De Zendo 's website for additional opening hours and any changes.

Halfway along the walking route, in the Roman Street, you will find De Herberg. At Knaap Food's Roman Inn, you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, or even dinner (dinner by reservation and in consultation). Check De Herberg's opening hours on the opening hours page . You can find the menu here and the drinks menu here.

Museum Park Orientalis - plan your visit
Museum Park Orientalis

Address

Museum Park Orientalis
Profetenlaan 2
6564 BL Heilig Landstichting

Directions

By car
Plan your visit via the route plannerIt is best to enter 'Museumpark Orientalis' as your final destination instead of the address. Museumpark Orientalis has its own car park, located opposite the main entrance. Parking tokens costing €7,50 can be purchased at the ticket office or online. There is no charging station for electric cars available.

By bike
Plan your visit via the route plannerMuseumpark Orientalis is about a 15-minute bike ride from Nijmegen city centre. You can park your bike in the bicycle parking area next to the main entrance.

By public transport from Nijmegen Station
Plan your visit via the route plannerLine 5 departs for Groesbeek approximately every ten minutes (slightly less frequently on weekends and during holidays). Get off at Sionsweg stopThen walk a little further to the roundabout and turn left there. You will then see Museumpark Orientalis. From the bus stop, it is about a five-minute walk to the main entrance of the museum park.

Having trouble walking?

The Museum Park is situated in a hilly forest landscape and the distances are long. It is therefore wheelchair accessible, but not wheelchair-friendly. For people with limited mobility, an electric shuttle bus runs daily until 17:00 PM . Foldable wheelchairs and walkers can be taken along on the back of the bus. Wheelchairs are also available for loan, both with narrow and extra-wide tires. There are no costs associated with the use of the wheelchair or the shuttle bus.

For wheelchairs, it is advisable to contact the Museumpark in advance via info@museumparkorientalis.nl or 024-3823110 to ensure that you can use these facilities during your visit. For the shuttle bus, it is not necessary to contact them in advance.

Museum Park Orientalis

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