I love cats, if you love cats then this is a fun place to visit. If you are lucky you might also see and meet one of the cats that live there. Clearly run by cat lovers, the furniture, posters, pictures and decor are every dog lover and cat hater's nightmare. My visit lasted about 30 minutes, but I did leave smiling.

Definitely one for cat lovers! This museum is full of cat paintings, statues and many other forms of cat memorabilia. There are also a few live feline friends running around who are absolutely adorable. The staff are friendly and polite. Unfortunately the experience is overpriced at €10 per person. We were in and out within about 25 minutes. Compared with some of the other museums, this doesn't represent great value for money. All bags are removed from you at the door and there are no lockers, they are simply looked after by the staff.

Cute little museum with a bunch of cat memorabilia and paintings throughout the years. The back garden isn't open in the winter which was the only bad thing for us! This place has two kitties sleeping around, very good ☺️

Quirky, off-beat, run by cat lovers. If you love cats, you'll love this place. If you don't, you'll feel you have wasted your 10 euros entrance fee. If it's for you, this is a good place to spend an hour. Located in an old mansion house, on several floors and with a back garden (open in early March), Katten Kabinet is a labour of love for all things cat. Lots of pictures, many featured cat themed advertisements going back to the late nineteenth century. Cat themed furniture, cat themed antiques, cat themed ornaments, cat themed items to buy (many being posters or cards of the advertisements), you get the gist. It's also home to a couple of cats; if you're lucky you may see one (totally ignoring all things human, it's nothing personal). Well, we liked it.

Interesting museum and a must see for any cat lovers. However there were only a couple rooms open so there wasn’t much to see and we unfortunately didn’t see the cats :( Other than that we had a lovely visit. Staff were very friendly and helpful

I visited on a Thursday morning. It started off quiet but the traffic picked up. There were two cats in residence that were delightful! On view for visitors included artwork, sculptures, and all sorts of knick knacks. There was a garden but it was closed off due to renovations.

I was disappointed, it was quite expensive for what it was…. Only took 20 mins to go through…but as we only went to kill some time it served a purpose. There isn’t much to read to tell you about the art and the artist. It is also very small! I didn’t even see any of the real cats people mentioned! I love cats but this was a bit boring! I wanted to learn something! Some cool cat pieces though!