Kijk-Kubus Museum-house

The cube houses are designed to resemble trees in a forest, with each cube representing a tree and the entire complex a forest.

Yes, visitors can explore the interior of one of the cube houses which is turned into a museum to showcase the unique architecture and living space.

Yes, guided tours are offered to provide in-depth insights into the design and history of the cube houses.

Yes, visitors are allowed to take photos of the interior and exterior of the cube house for personal use.

Unfortunately, due to the steep stairs and compact design, the museum-house is not wheelchair accessible.

While the cube houses serve as a museum and tourist attraction, some of them are also used as residential units by locals.

Yes, there is a gift shop where visitors can buy unique souvenirs related to the cube houses and Rotterdam.

There is no café or restaurant inside the museum-house, but there are dining options nearby in Rotterdam.

There are public restrooms available near the entrance of the cube houses for visitors' convenience.

There are parking facilities nearby, but it is recommended to use public transportation due to limited parking spaces.