Kinderdijk Kinderdijk - Mills

Kinderdijk is a small village in South Holland, and is best known for its windmills. These windmills are an important part of the Dutch heritage, and many tourists come here every year to admire them.

Accessibility and parking

The windmills of Kinderdijk are easy to reach by car or public transport. There is parking for visitors at the mills. It is possible to travel to Kinderdijk by bus or train. A route description can be found on the website of Kinderdijk.

Visitor information

It is a World Heritage site and therefore it is important to protect the mills. When you visit the mills, you can choose to take a guided tour or to explore on your own. 

When you explore on your own , it is important not to touch or damage the mills. If you choose to take a guided tour, you can learn more about the history of the mills and how they work.

Accessibility

Unfortunately, not all windmills are accessible to visitors with a disability. However, there are a number of windmills that are accessible to people with disabilities. These windmills can be found on the website of Kinderdijk.

Opening hours of the windmills

The windmills of Kinderdijk are open daily from 09:00 to 17:00. During the high season (July and August) the mills are open every day. On Wednesdays and Saturdays there is a night opening, where the windmills are open until 21:00.

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