A museum floor you can enter without a ticket
At Fenix, a freely accessible public floor sits alongside paid exhibitions. Visitors can meet, sit or participate in activity on the public floor without making an exhibition visit part of the plan.
NL NetherlandsIn practice. At Fenix, a freely accessible public floor sits alongside paid exhibitions.
What to keep in view
Individual events can have their own conditions. Check Fenix for current opening hours.
An open floor alongside the galleries
Plein has its own programme and can be entered without an exhibition ticket. That gives people a place to meet inside the museum even when the galleries are not part of their plans.
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Both offer indoor public space where meeting and spending time can be purposes in themselves.
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