Schokland and surroundings has its origins in the penultimate Ice Age. Its history of human habitation stretches back 10,000 years. The permanent exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the history of Schokland. As you wander through the centuries, its story comes to life. The remarkable archaeological finds featured in the exhibition make this history tangible.
Please note: this exhibition is available in Dutch only.
Living Nature explores the landscape of the past, present and future. Visitors can discover how water, soil, ecology and nature conservation all play an important role in preserving the archaeological heritage of the former island.
Please note: this exhibition is available in Dutch only.
One hundred young people from Flevoland worked with artists Stieneke Oeverbeek and Patriek Leichtenberg to create a large-scale art installation exploring the theme of ‘the other’. The installation examines how people live together, how they are remembered and how they leave their mark on the landscape.
