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We booked an English tour just two hours in advance and were incredibly lucky to end up with a private tour led by Jesse (forgive me if I’ve misspelled the name). It was such a unique and memorable experience—we learned so much and would highly recommend it to anyone.

A great experience with excellent presentation. The exhibits offer thoughtful perspectives and provide a meaningful insight into the life of someone who is blind. Highly recommended!

That was a unique experience, and I'd highly recommend it. We booked a couple days in advance for an English tour, and were lucky to be the only ones in the group. So it ended up being a private tour. But usually the groups are not big either, they say it's seven people max

When I say this one of the most profound museum experiences I’ve ever had, I mean it. English speaker here. So I had to book ahead with a guide who could speak English and come back the nexf day. So make sure to book your tour ahead of time. Shoutout to Wusell who did my intro and was super helpful and also hilarious. And shoutout to my guide Jung (my spelling is probably wrong) who was so enthusiastic and led an amazing tour. I dont want to spoil anything, but go in with an open mind and prepare to view the world differently.

The museum is amazing.. we did an experience as a group and we all felt renewed afterwards! So incredible to be able to inmerse yourself in a new scenario. It was challenging but at the same time something everyone should experience at least once in their life time.. The sounds and textures were so enriching and felt like I learned a lot in just a few hours... I really want to do it again..

It manages to confront you with your own vision, in a good way. I'd suggest you'd go there to learn a lot about blindness in all it's forms.

The museum is totally amazing with a very unique journey. Experience to be blind and how they feel in daily life. The guide is really nice and we are able to ask any questions about how he feels like being blind in his life time and the trouble may happened. I totally recommend for this museum, it’s really fun and also educational, you will think more about how those people live and how we can do more for accessibility. By the way, for English guide you may need to book advanced, it’s essential to know what the guide is talking during the experience, or you might get lost in the dark!

If you are in Nijmegen, don't miss this one! Very friendly staff. It is is amazing to experience being completely blind for a while. Trust me, you lose track of time! Even my 8 year old could comfortably experience the entire walk. They have designed it very well. If you need a tour in English, book it in advance. We did not know this, but they arranged it specially for us at a short notice. That's really kind of them! The tour guide was super nice well. We felt very comfortable with her. A big thanks to team MuZIEum for making this English tour possible for us!