A unique museum The Netherlands Drugstore Museum in Maarssen is unique in the world. The collection of ten thousand articles is rich in the history of the Dutch drugstore branch. There are over 150 yawners to be seen. These are the ancient symbol of a drugstore. A big attraction is the largest yawner in the world. It is about 2 meters in height. The museum is housed in the former coach-house of Goudestein, now the townhall of Maarssen. More about yawners click here Opening hours The museum is in 2010 open from 26th April until 31th October. Outside this period, the museum can only be visited by appointment. Wednesday to Saturday 11.00 - 17.00 hrs. Sunday 13.00 - 17.00 hrs. Monday and Tuesday closed Entrance fees Because the museum does not receive any grants, it relies mainly on the sale of tickets for profit. Museum cards are not valid here. Children 0 to 6 years free               from 6 - 16 years € 3,00 Adults € 4,00 65+ € 3,00 Groups from 20 persons € 3,00 p.p. Museum guided tours cost € 1,50 p.p. Tickets can only be paid for by cash. We do not have ATM Voluntary workers To keep the museum running, we only work with voluntary help. There is always a vacancy for people who would wish to help us, either for a morning or afternoon with the sale of tickets, help in the museum shop or giving guided tours.