Huis Doorn is a country estate that served as the final residence of German Kaiser Wilhelm II, who lived there from his abdication in 1918 until his death in 1941. The manor house, set in an English landscape garden, is now a national museum where his personal collection has been preserved largely as he left it. The estate also hosts lectures and cultural events throughout the year.
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A special guided tour at Museum Huis Doorn exploring the history of the last empress and the former imperial residence.
Museum Huis Doorn offers specially designed guided tours for blind and visually impaired visitors, focusing on tactile and auditory experiences.
Exhibition 'Body and Mind!' at the former imperial palace Museum Huis Doorn, exploring the relationship between body and mind.
A special guided tour of the staff quarters at Huis Doorn, exploring the house through the eyes of those who served Emperor Wilhelm II.
A treasure hunt adventure through the grounds of Huis Doorn where children search for hidden discoveries in the park.
A free activity book with tasks for children is available at Huis Doorn.
A guided tour at Museum Huis Doorn exploring how royalty approached personal care and health in the early 1900s, part of History Month.
A special guided tour at Huis Doorn exploring the life of Auguste Victoria, the last German empress, and her remarkable personal journey.