Practical information

Tickets

Tickets are available in advance via this link. During the festival you can also buy tickets at the festival box office, right next to the ticket desk of Museumpark Orientalis. Card payments only, no cash.

Locations

All festival venues are within walking distance of each other.

Museumpark Orientalis
Profetenlaan 2
6564 BL Heilig Landstichting

Cenakelkerk
Pastoor Rabouplein 1
6564 BP Heilig Landstichting

Piet Gerritszaal
Monseigneur Suyslaan 4
6564 BV Heilig Landstichting

Begraafpark Heilig Landstichting
Monseigneur Suyslaan 4
6564 BV Heilig Landstichting

Nebokerk
Sionsweg 2
6525 EB Nijmegen

Getting there

By public transport from Nijmegen station:

City bus 5 towards Groesbeek. Get off at the stop Heilig Landstichting, Sionsweg. From there it is about a 5-minute walk to the main entrance of the museum. Breng.nl

By bike (OV-fiets):

18 minutes cycling from Nijmegen station.

By car:

Navigation: Profetenlaan 2, 6564 BL Heilig Landstichting.

Parking

There is limited parking space at Pastoor Rabouplein in front of the Cenakelkerk.
Opposite the entrance gate of Museumpark Orientalis there is paid parking. A parking token costs €7.50 and can be bought at the ticket desk or via the museum's website.

Reduced mobility? More information

Opening hours

Museumpark Orientalis
During the Wagner4daagse, Museumpark Orientalis will exceptionally remain open until 19.00.

Begraafpark Heilig Landstichting and Piet Gerritszaal
(programme items: audio tour, masterclass and silent disco)

Site map

Site map

Download this site map

Catering

During the festival the inn in the Roman street is open to the public. Sam van der Knaap and his team are ready to serve you food and drinks. From Thursday to Saturday the inn stays open until 19.00.

De Romeinse Herberg - Culinaire Ervaring
knaapfood.nl

You are welcome to bring your own picnic and eat on the grounds of the park. Restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the festival venue:

Restaurant Konbanwa
www.konbanwa.nl

Hotel restaurant Rozenhof
www.rozenhof.nl

During the festival days ZENDO cafe is open until 17:00, on the grounds of Museum Orientalis: dezendo.nl/zencafe

Where to stay

The municipality of Berg en Dal offers various hotels, B&Bs, campsites and holiday cottages. Right next to the festival venue is the pilgrim house Casa Nova: pelgrimshuiscasanova.nl

Contact

Production:

stichting i piccoli holandesi
stichting-iph@xs4all.nl
wagner4daagse@gmail.com

Links

Funds and sponsors

The Wagner4daagse and Tannhäuser, acte 3 have been made possible in part by:

With thanks to

Gemeente Berg en Dal, De Cenakelkerk: Herwi Rikhof, Marian van Schie en Ard van der Borg, Anita Pantus, Elianne van Dorp, Stefanie Pantus, Riek Sijbring, Anne Walsemann, Wil Tromp, Walter Hamers, Rick Schoonbeek, Anne-Marie Spin, Theunissen Bloembollenkwekerij, Concertgebouw de Vereeniging Nijmegen and many others.

Advisory committee

Barbara Hannigan, soprano / conductor
Truze Lodder, former managing director De Nederlandse Opera
Steef de Jong, theatre maker
Waut Koeken, intendant Opera Zuid

Stichting i piccoli holandesi

Management
Marc Pantus

Production
Fay Pleijsier, production manager

Sigi Giesler, production and planning

Pieter Loman, stage manager

Joost Schoenmakers, deputy stage manager

Board of supervisors
Annette den Heijer, director Kersjesfonds
Monica van Steen, producer and business manager
Lex Bohlmeijer, radio maker, writer and journalist

Website and graphic design

Graphic design Winneke Hazewinkel www.winnekehazewinkel.nl

Website Daan Boertien

Photocredits

photography: David Brand (Cenakelkerk)www.davidbrand.nl, Rob Joseph Photography (Nebokerk)www.robjoseph.nl, Anita Pantus (opera stage photos) www.anitapantus.nl,Janko Duinker (stage photos), Museumpark Orientalis (location photos), Sander Voerman (photo Arnon Grunberg), Candide Rietdijk (photo Marc Pantus), Maurice Lammerts van Bueren (photo Merlijn Runia), SPinto Photography (photo Silvia Sequiera), Liza Kollau (photo Joris van Baar), Sebastien Galtier (photo Daan Boertien), Mel Boas (photo Helena Koonings), Sandra van Bijsterveld (photo synagogue Museumpark Orientalis)

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