Make a time journey and discover the history of the chicken and the egg. A lot of information about the museum can be found at this site, but if you like to know more details on the developments in the poultry-world, only a personal visit to our museum will do.
The Dutch Poultry museum comprises spacious exhibition halls, a sprawling fowl garden, an original auction room still in operation, eggs being hatched in traditional incubators, a well assorted museum shop and much more. Day-old chicks may be hold and cuddled.
The Netherlands Poultry museum is a volunteer run organisation for people who want to know everything about chickens, eggs and any Paraphernalia that comes with eggs/chickens.
From odly misshapen eggs, to early brood machines, to egg cups, to baby chicks, to egg auctions, to battery and free range chickens and of course various Dutch breeds of chickens.
Quirky and well worth a visit.
OutragedMum, London
Tripadvisor
Everyone asks which came first, the chicken or the egg. This museum does it’s best to try to answer this question. There are collections of all kinds of things that have to do with egg and chicken production in The Netherlands. The museum is clean, has easy access, nice coffee, a small shop.
Andy
TripAdvisor Reviewer
