Living Horse Museum
Located inside the Hollandsche Manege (“Dutch Riding School”), the Living Horse Museum is one of Amsterdam’s best kept secrets. Dating back to 1744, the Hollandsche Manege is the oldest riding school in The Netherlands. In 2022, the Hollandsche Manege opened its very own museum — The Living Horse Museum — dedicated to the building’s history, riders, and horses. Part of this museum includes the stables with dozens of its horses. For more information, visit the Living Horse Museum website.
Accessibility
Wide entrance with automatic doors
Lift up to the foyer and museum cafe (please note this is more of an enclosed platform lift than a standard lift)
Spacious exhibition rooms and cafe
Accessible toilets with grab rails
The stables are wheelchair accessible (paved with bricks)
While many of the exhibition plaques and written descriptions are within sight of wheelchair users, but some have been placed higher up (and out of sight when seated)
Close to public transportation (3 min)
Toilets
The Living Horse Museum has an accessible toilet located on the ground floor. Details and photos will be added shortly.
Address
Living Horse Museum
Vondelstraat 140
1054 GT Amsterdam
For more information, have a read through my blog post: 8 Reasons to visit the Living Horse Museum in Amsterdam.