One of interesting place. Absolutely amazing experience to be there. Plenty of souvenirs and crowded with tourist from all over the world. The price is reasonable and you can choose from shirt, keychain, key ring, mugs, fridge magnets, wooden tulips, wooden shoes and etc. Staff very helpful, friendly and polite. There have a demo to make a wooden shoe, very interesting! Highly recommended to anyone.

(Translated by Google) Windmill Village is the best choice to see the windmill and learn about the production of wooden shoes. For tourists, it is an open-space museum with cheese factory, lace handicraft shop, wooden shoe factory and the actual operation inside the windmill. However, for the Dutch in the 17th and 18th centuries, it was a place of life and work. Here you can see how the early Dutch used windmills to generate power to manufacture and mill daily necessities. You can actually visit and understand in the wooden shoe factory. , How to hollow out poplar wood to make wooden shoes, and there are also various sizes of wooden shoes available for purchase. In addition, the entire windmill village is open. When various windmills are staggered, the waterways crisscross and the small bridges and running water are leisurely strolling. It is worth a stroll to appreciate it. (Original) 風車村是看風車了解木鞋製作最佳選擇 ，對觀光客來說這是一個空間開放式的博物館，有乳酪工廠 、蕾絲手工藝品店、木鞋工廠和觀賞風車內部的實際運作等相當有趣。然而對於17~18世紀的荷蘭人而言，卻是生活與工作的場所，這裡可看到早期的荷蘭人如何利用風車產生動力來製造碾磨製造生活用品，在木鞋工廠裡可實際參觀瞭解，如何將白楊木挖空製造木鞋的過程，也有各式尺寸齊全的木鞋可選購令人愛不釋手。此外整個風車村場域開闊，各式風車錯落期間，水道縱橫交錯，小橋流水悠閒漫步，漫步欣賞值得一遊。

Learn the traditional craft of shoe making in Netherland here. Lots of colorful wooden shoes. A definite photo op in a picturesque surrounding.

Great to explore the history of wooden footwear. Also to see the clogs be formed on machines and by hand. An amazing range of products available. Quite the experience. Very much recommend it. Especially as here you can combine it with visiting the windmills and cheese shop.

A cute little place where you can enjoy with your family and friends. Suitable for people of any age group. Kids will love this workshop. The wooden shoes are really an attraction. You can buy beautiful souvenirs from here.

Very interesting shop where there are thousands of wooden shoes. Free entrance and a guy will show you how he make those shoes. And there are shoes date back over 200 years old. Recommended! It's one of the Holland famous for.

Nice traditional with history 🏛👍

Fantastic experience. Highly recommended. They have videos to give information on clog making and where they are still worn. Entering the shop you will see displays of old machinery and half made shoes. Walking along you will come to an area with thousands of pairs on the walls and ceilings and other gifts to remind you of the Netherlands. Prices range from cheap to expensive. Magnets cos around €3 each.

Everything was pretty and good. The only thing that I don’t like was their exchange rate(1$=0.86€) Considering that the exchange rate of these days is 1$=0.92~0.95€(April 2022) Although they are saying they don’t charge any commission, they are already charging you much. That means they don’t charge you ´additional’ commission.

A must visit in Amsterdam! However it’s quite commercialized. Their official instagram is well managed and staying actively. They will always give you a thumb up when you mention them in the Instagram story👍

One of the most iconic shops inside the most iconic places and tourist attractions in the Netherlands. The shop located inside the famous windmill village of Zaanse Schans is always full of visitors. The entrance is free and inside you can see a small museum like section dedicated to history of wooden shoes and the most important thing there is the wooden shoes workshop where you can see directly how these shoes are created. The last and the biggest part of the place is the shoo with any type of souvenirs and where of course you can purchase a pair of these iconic shoes for you.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful!! See how the typical Dutch clogs used to be made is wonderful. Admission is free and at the end you have a shop where they sell Dutch clogs and clogs adapted to anyone. It is curious and very beautiful. And the environment with the mills, meadows, cows, sheep, ducks .... It is suuuuper beautiful. I recommend it at 100x100 !! You do not miss the hype!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 (Original) Maravilloso!! Ver como antes hacían los típicos zuecos Holandeses es una maravilla. La entrada es gratuita y al final tienes una tienda donde venden zuecos holandés y zuecos adaptados a cualquier persona. Es curioso y muy bonito. Y el entorno con los molinos, prados, vacas, ovejas, patos.... Es suuuuper bonito. Lo recomiendo al 100x100!! No os lo podéis perder!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

(Translated by Google) Zendam mills are wonderful with distinctive colors I recommend visiting it (Original) طواحين زندام الرائعه ذات الألوان المميزه انصح بزيارتها

(Translated by Google) Very nice shop with clogs and souvenirs. Furthermore, a historical overview of wooden shoes and wooden shoes. (Original) Erg leuke winkel met klompen en souvenirs. Verder een historisch overzicht van klompen en klompen maken.

Upon entering the workshop, you are immediately greeted by the pleasant aroma of fresh wood and the rhythmic sounds of carving and shaping. The skilled artisans are always happy to share their knowledge and expertise, making the experience engaging and educational. The highlight of the workshop is undoubtedly observing the shoemakers in action. Watching them transform a plain block of wood into a perfectly shaped clog is nothing short of mesmerizing. The attention to detail and precision they demonstrate is a testament to their years of practice and dedication.

Awesome experience at this place. It’s at walking distance from Zaanse Schans railway station. Visit Cheese museum and Windmills nearby. Can spend half an hour over here. It’s a photogenic place 😊🇧🇪

I really liked everything, the little town, you can enter for free and you can buy very nice souvenirs🫶🏼

So awesome! There is a great tattooed clog man who is so friendly and funny. We took a great picture with him! This place is a great spot to check out if you make it up here. Only a 20 minute train ride from Amsterdam Central. Train comes twice an hour (at the 31 and 01 for arrival and 29 and 59 for leaving). Amazing place in general! Pics are from the whole area in general.

Great souvenir shop with a live demonstration of how wooden shoes were made. They also have an exhibition of different wooden shoes. It's free, so there's no need to buy tickets to enter and see the show or the exhibition of shoes

Nice stop, where we were able to see several examples of clogs. The displays were nicely done. They had an area set up with equipment used to make them as well. We were able to try pairs on to see what they felt like. They offered seveal for purchase. It's worth the time to check out if you're in the area.

Nice little workshop that shows the old techniques used to make the traditional wooden shoes of the Netherlands… absolutely sweet and informative

This is an absolutely amazing wooden shop workshop cum museum cum souvenir shop. They have various types of interesting souvenirs in all price range, starting from inexpensive to expensive ones. The staff is really helpful and polite. If you are visiting this area, this shop is a must to go. Parking is usually not an issue. You can reach also here from Amsterdam city through city buses.

Kerewin, our amazing tour guide brought us here during our excursion. How cool it was to see clog making in action. Wild how far it's come yet how hands on it still is.

This was a good tour and overview of the Dutch cheese and shoe making process. There was a wooden shoe making demonstration as well as a cheese sampling. I thought the most interesting part was about the houses in the area. Some date back to the 1700's. The tour was about 2.5 hours which is about right for a pleasant afternoon. The rainbow was a bonus!

Best place to visit in holland to get an experience for traditional working wind mills and traditional Dutch clog making demo. Watch out for the parking costs - it’s not hourly basis and fixed amount per day. If you want stretch your legs a bit , you can find parking spot 5mins walk.

Absolutely a must visit location. The clog making workshop has presentations all day long, so you can see it whenever, and it's 5 to 6 minutes long so there's no long waits. They are also free, at the entrance you can see the history and evolution of clog making and then go into a well stocked souvenir shop.

Beautiful place, must see. So many different wooden shoes, you can see gow they make them, wonderful.

A very nice place to pay a visit, with young kids too (ages 4 and up). My kids loved the live short presentation of making a wooden shoe.

(Translated by Google) Good explanation (Original) Goede uitleg

(Translated by Google) Nice big cozy shop. (Original) Leuke grote gezellige winkel.

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Gut

Earlier there was a ticket, but now can visit free. Nice place to browse and click.

(Translated by Google) Museum (exhibition) and workshop in Zaanse Schans that produces (demonstratively) and sells the famous Dutch wooden clogs (klompen). (Original) Muzeu (expoziție) și atelier din Zaanse Schans care produce (demonstrativ) și comercializează celebrii saboți olandezi din lemn (klompen).

Free to enter, fantastic experience, lots of friendly staff with plenty of local history

Super outing. It’s amazing to see a working demonstration of how the klompen (clogs) are made. The staff working here are friendly and make an extra effort for English speakers which is so accommodating. They also had a really good rapport with the children making it super fun and entertaining for the while interesting for adults. Highly recommended. A must do while in the areas

It was very nice to see how wooden shoes are made. It had an unnumbered amount of wooden shoes from small size to extreme big size. You could also buy souvenirs.

Great experience. It’s a small museum, but it’s free entrance. There is a demonstration of how they make the wooden shoes, which is very interesting.

A free museum about this particular kind of shoes. Very interesting and useful to know more about Dutch culture! We've also seen a live demonstration of how they make them (in English), we've really appreciated that! The guy was hilarious. There's also a shop inside if you want to buy something such as souvenirs or other things. I recommend you to stop and read everything if you come in Holland. The visit takes about 20/25 minutes, not so much longer.

Clog Factory is open for visit in the Netherlands and recommended for visitors who are interested in getting one of these wooden clogs as a souvenir. This particular clog factory is located in Marken and visitors can witness a certain process of clog-making. There will be a brief explanation and demonstration of how these clogs are made. However, it was a very short visit and would be better if visitors could be given more time to enjoy the process of the making.

A good place to both understand Dutch wooden shoes history and buy their homemade shoes in one go. Plenty of choices you can pick here with really reasonable price.

(Translated by Google) With the help of a handful of showcases followed by a workshop, the history and peculiarities of the Dutch wooden clogs are impressively illustrated. The comparison with worldwide counterparts shows similarities, but also regional characteristics. Worth seeing and of course an absolute classic 😊 The showcases are bilingual - Dutch and English. Otherwise, the entire facility of the open-air museum can be compared with a large souvenir shop, spread over several historical buildings and peppered with typical historical utensils. The parking fee is 9 EUR, regardless of whether you spend 1 hour or the whole day there. But that's okay, because apart from a few buildings, you don't pay any further admission. There were four of us, making 2.25 EUR per person. That was absolutely perfect in the overall experience! (Original) Anhand einer handvoll Vitrinen mit anschließender Schauwerkstatt wird eindrucksvoll die Geschichte und Besonderheiten der holländischen Holzklocks dargestellt. Der Vergleich mit weltweiten Pendants zeigt Gemeinsamkeiten, aber auch regionale Besonderheiten auf. Sehenswert und natürlich ein absoluter Klassiker 😊 Die Vitrinen sind zweisprachig gehalten - Niederländisch und Englisch. Ansonsten lässt sich die gesamt Anlage des Freilichtmuseum mit einem großen Souvenirshop, verteilt auf mehrere historische Gebäude und gespickt mit typischen historischen Utensilien, vergleichen. Die Parkgebühren betragen 9 EUR, egal ob man 1 Stunde oder den ganzen Tag dort verbringt. Das geht aber in Ordnung, da man bis auf ein paar wenige Gebäude, keinen weiteren Eintritt bezahlt. Wir waren zu viert, macht also 2,25 EUR pro Person. Das hat im Gesamterlebnis absolut gepasst!

Amazing experience! A visit to Netherlands is not complete without visiting this place. The shoe making demonstration was very insightful 👌

Interesting showroom of wooden shoes. There’s a lecture of shoes inside the shop. Colorful clogs are all over the ceiling and wall! That’s a spectacular view!

Brilliant experience - we went here on a 3 hour afternoon trip with Zaan Tours and had a great time watching the shoemakers at it, seeing many different types of clogs & taking some great photos! This area is great to learn more about Dutch landscape and culture

The Wooden Shoe Workshop 'De Zaanse Schans' is a must-visit attraction for anyone interested in traditional Dutch culture and craftsmanship. The highlight of the workshop is undoubtedly the demonstration of how they make wooden shoes. Visitors can witness the entire process of turning a block of wood into a functional and stylish shoe. The skilled craftsmen take great care and attention to detail, making sure each shoe is perfect. Aside from the demonstration, the workshop has a vast variety of wooden shoes, from the traditional clogs to modern designs. The shoes come in different sizes, colors, and styles, making it easy to find the perfect pair. Whether you want a practical pair of shoes for gardening or a souvenir to take home, you'll find it here. The souvenir shop is also worth a visit, as it has a wide selection of Dutch-themed gifts, including wooden shoes, cheese, and windmills. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and they're happy to answer any questions you have about the products. However, it's worth noting that the attraction can get busy, particularly during peak season. This can make it challenging to navigate the workshop and shop comfortably. Overall, the Wooden Shoe Workshop 'De Zaanse Schans' is an excellent attraction that provides a glimpse into Dutch culture and heritage. It's a great place to visit if you're looking for an authentic Dutch experience.

(Translated by Google) An ideal place to learn about the history and production of wooden shoes typical of the Netherlands. Very well decorated and tidy shop. One can try with one's own hands how to make a clog. Or you can just enjoy the creations of the masters. (Original) Идеално място да се запознаете с историята и начина на производство на характерните за Нидерландия дървени обувки. Много добре декориран и подреден магазин. Човек може да пробва със собствени ръце как се прави сабо. Или може само да се наслади на творенията на майсторите.

(Translated by Google) Zaanse Schans | Dutch countryside Edam Countryside Tour Zanes is about 20 km from Amsterdam. After arrival we park at the Zaanse Museum We buy tickets from inside the museum for 15 euros for adults (not including inside the mills themselves.) The museum only explains the economic history of the region and the development of industries in it. So you can enter the area without entering the museum. Inside the museum there is the museum itself, an old factory for chocolate and biscuits, as well as a museum for candles (it operates as a museum only without real production). Important note: The rest of the region does not require tickets It can be entered without tickets because it is intended to sell visitors the materials they have available. (Entry to the mills requires a ticket) After the museum, the visits continued by walking to the neighboring houses, and in it we see beautiful handicraft laboratories: a factory, a shop for selling wooden clogs, a cheese factory, another factory for weaving and sewing, etc. Then we continue walking towards the windmills. (Original) ‏ Zaanse Schans | الريف الهولندي ‏ Edam Countryside Tour زانس تبعد حوالي ٢٠ كيلو عن امستردام ، بعد الوصول نركن السيارة في متحف زانزس Zaanse Museum نشتري التذاكر من داخل المتحف ١٥ يورو للكبار ( لا يشمل داخل الطواحين نفسها.) المتحف فقط شرح عن تاريخ المنطقة الاقتصادي وتطور الصناعات فيها. لذلك يمكن دخول المنطقة دون دخول المتحف . داخل المتحف يوجد المتحف ذاته ومعمل قديم للشوكلاته والبسكوت وكذلك متحف للشموع (مشغل كمتحف فقط دون انتاج حقيقي) . ملاحظة مهمة : باقي المنطقة لا يلزمها تذاكر يمكن دخولها بدون تذاكر لان المقصود منها بيع الزوار المواد متوفرة لديهم. (دخول الطواحين يلزمه تذكرة) بعد المتحف تتمة الزيارات مشيا للبيوت المجاورة ، وفيها نشاهد معامل يدوية جميلة معمل ودكان لبيع القباقيب الخشبية ومعمل للجبنة ومعمل آخر للنسيج والخياطة وغيرها .... ثم نتابع السير نحو طواحين الهواء .

(Translated by Google) Very very informative (Original) Heel erg informatief

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful shop - wooden shoe workshop in Zaanse Schans! (Original) Το ομορφότερο κατάστημα - εργαστήριο ξύλινων παπουτσιών στο Zaanse Schans !

Fun day outing

(Translated by Google) Definitely a compulsory shop to visit to know the creation of the famous "Swedish" shoes of the Netherlands, they have all the measures in case you want some souvenirs although you must have space in the suitcase because they are heavy and large volume ... . (Original) Sin duda una tienda obligatoria que visitar para conocer la creacion de los famosos zapatos "suecos" de holanda, tienen de todas las medidas por si quieres algunos de recuerdo aunque debes tener espacio en la maleta ya que son pesados y de gran volumen....

Nicely decorated shop with a fantastic show explaining how the clogs are made and it's history. Lots of good souvenirs and friendly staff

If you have come to ZAANS MUSEUM, you should visit this shop and watch as the clogs hand made while buying souvenirs. Nice shop!

(Translated by Google) If you are in Amsterdam, it is worth going to the Windmill open-air museum, the children liked the entrance for free only parking 10 € 😀 (Original) Jak jesteś w Amsterdamie to warto pojechać do skansenu Wiatraków podobało się dzieciom wejściówka za darmo tylko parking 10€😀

(Translated by Google) Nice to visit. Cozy and well organized. (Original) Leuk om te bezoeken. Gezellig en goed geregeld.

(Translated by Google) Nice to see (Original) Leuk om te zien

Extremely colourful and stylish .

We didn’t have a lot of time here, as we packed a lot in on this day of touring. But if wooden shoes are your thing, make the trip here from Amsterdam. You’ll see how they’re made. And there’s a huge selection to choose from if you’re looking for something special. Very pretty grounds to stroll around.

Enjoyable little museum. The clog making demonstrations seem to happen every 15 minutes depending on how many people have cycled through the shop. If you have large feet and plan on buying clogs for yourself, make sure you leave plenty of room in your bags.

Well worth the visit. The shoe making demonstration was amazing. Lovely area to stroll around.

I loved my experience here! The Shoemaker was personable and funny and kind! So interesting and I loved how hands on it was!

Very cool to see how the wooden shoes are made. Very touristy but worth the visit. Could spend a few hours walking around. There are some free things to see. Some attractions cost a few euros.

These wooden Clogs are made in this factory. The whole demonstration is done in front of you. These clogs are used mainly by the Dutch farmers. Nowadays it has become a souvenir from Holland. These shoes are only comfortable when they are 1 size bigger than usual and worn with thick woolen socks.

Cute workshop where there is a free show to watch where a wooden shoe is made right in front of you. There are also historical information to read on how those shoes came about and there evolution till date. That diamond clog is really quite something! You will be spoilt with choices for souvenirs too.

Wonderful Dutch heritage

(Translated by Google) Great holiday excursion place, are there every time we are in the Netherlands. (Original) Super Urlaubs Ausflug Ort, sind jedes Mal dort, wenn wir in den Niederlande sind.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to buy clogs and other typical Dutch things. They have to go! (Original) Hermoso lugar para comprar zuecos y otras cosas tipicas de holanda. Tienen que ir!

Amazing place to do sightseeing, to spend time with family and to drink coffee with a fresh, warm stroopwafel!!

(Translated by Google) A must to visit 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 (Original) Een must om te bezoeken 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

(Translated by Google) Nice to have a look. (Original) Mooi om eens te bekijken.

(Translated by Google) Excellent tradition (Original) Excellent tradition

(Translated by Google) Essential town to see wonderful (Original) Pueblo imprescindible de ver maravilloso

Wooden shoe will always remind us of Zaandam, Netherlands. Very unique.

(Translated by Google) A good place for tourism and the people are very nice (Original) مكان جيد للسياحة والناس لطفاء جدا

(Translated by Google) Wow, such a lot of selection of wooden shoes. The great thing was, it was shown live how these wooden shoes are made. (Original) Boah, so eine Menge an Auswahl an Holzschuhen. Das tolle war, es wurde live gezeigt, wie diese Holzschuhe hergestellt werden.

(Translated by Google) Nice once (Original) Een keer leuk

(Translated by Google) We really just wanted to look at the windmills and happened to pass by there. Very well done and you get a nice insight into the history of the clogs! (Original) Wir wollten uns eigentlich nur die Windmühlen anschauen und sind dort zufällig vorbei gekommen. Sehr toll gemacht und man bekommt einen schönen Einblick in die Geschichte der Clogs!

Very interesting

(Translated by Google) Super cool (Original) Super cool

(Translated by Google) Nice visit and good local products (Original) Belle visite et bon produits du terroir

(Translated by Google) Cool:) (Original) Super:)

(Translated by Google) Always beautiful the Zaanse Schans. (Original) Altijd mooi de Zaanse schans.