I believe so. I did not visit the museum. There is a small entrance fee for the 2 working mills there. The one processes minerals and makes natural paint powder and the other is a saw mill, cutting wood. The views from both mills are worth the visit

Yes you can visit the site because it is an open site. No entrance fee and there are several points of entry. I have visited the place in winter and May. Gloves and a binnie may be necessary as it can be windy and chilly. If you are not visiting peak season , do take the time to visit one of the working windmills.

Yes there are no gates and no entty fee.

Hola quisiera saber si puedo ir un dia jueves y si estan abiertos los molinos y las tiendas

Che io ricordi mi sembra di no. E' una stazione piccola!

Ho alloggiato ad Amsterdam

If the site is open, everything is open.

If everywhere is open then wrap up warm, highly recommend this place so would be a shame to miss it for the sake of warm clothing.

Certo, si può fare in mezza giornata. È facile da raggiungere, ci sono treni ogni 15/20 minuti. Puoi prendere da Amsterdam stazione centrale

There is no need for a tour, as it is easy to find your own way around. The train is the best option from Amsterdam Central. We packed a picnic lunch and ate that on a park bench at Zanse Schans. It may have been a 15 minute walk from the train to Zanse Schans, but even that was pleasant and provided views from the bridge. We didn't look into any boat cruise as the site was walkable and it was easy to see everything. The site itself requires about 2 hours (outside of travel and eating). Enjoy!