Biesbosch Museum Island

As one of the last extensive freshwater tidal areas in Northwest Europe, National Park de Biesbosch is a paradise for nature lovers. Formed after the Saint Elizabeth flood of 1421, this marshland is a huge source of inspiration for photographers, bird watchers, recreationalists, artists, and cultural institutions. The Biesbosch Museum Island showcases the history, present, and future of this area, but mainly demonstrates how humans have shaped the landscape and continue to earn their living from it. And all of this in an award-winning building…
In and around the museum island After spotting a fish or sea eagle during a boat tour...

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