Audio tour Sonneveld House

Tour/excursion | NAI Rotterdam -

The audio tour tells you all about the Sonneveld House and the family that lived there. The villa (1933) is one of the best-preserved Functionalist houses in the Netherlands.

With the free audio tour you can wander around the house and see and hear just how modern the Sonneveld family lived. The audio tour allows you to go deeper into the subject if you wish.

> Download the Sonneveld Museum House Audio Tour text (pdf)



Entry upon presentation of a valid NAI ticket
Group size maximum 15 people
Prices free with a valid NAI ticket, available from the NAI ticket desk
Reservations are necessary for groups

Reservations and information
Please reserve two weeks in advance. To make a reservation or for more information please contact the Education Department on +31 (0)10 440 1200 or fill out the registration form.

Form: Guided Tours Booking Form

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