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Czar Peter House

The Czar Peter House is a humble dwelling that famously housed Peter the Great during his first eight days in the Netherlands. In the 17th century, the area around what is now known as Zaandam was a renowned shipbuilding district, and Peter had visited the region to learn about Dutch techniques. Fittingly, the old wooden house in which he slept was constructed from repurposed ship materials.

Bezoekerscentrum De Dageraad

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Museum De Dageraad

In addition to Museum Het Schip in the Spaarndammerbuurt, there is also a second museum in the Dageraad complex in Amsterdam Zuid. There are permanent and changing exhibitions, coffee & tea and a museum shop with information about The Amsterdam School.

Museum Werf 't Kromhout

Museum 't Kromhout (‘t Kromhout Shipyard)

Museum 't Kromhout (The Kromhout Shipyard) is located on the Hoogte Kadijk in Amsterdam. It’s one of the few shipyards of cultural and historical importance that is still operating – a unique combination of industrial monument, operating shipyard and museum.

Max Euwe Centrum (chess museum)

The Max Euwe Centrum is Amsterdam's chess museum. Named after the former Dutch chess champion, Max Euwe, the museum features a permanent exhibition on the life of Max Euwe, a chess library, vast archives and chess computers waiting to challenge visitors to a game.

Museumwinkel Albert Heijn

Take a trip back in time to visit the very first Albert Heijn grocery store in the Netherlands. This monumental building is now a museum complete with the original furniture and fixtures from 1887.

Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery - The Hague

In a majestic seventeenth-century house in the heart of the city The Hague is the world-famous collection with masterpieces such as Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp by Rembrandt, The Goldfinch by Fabritius and The Bull by Potter.

Museum 'De Zwarte Tulp'

Museum De Zwarte Tulp, the museum of flower bulb culture and art, is located in Lisse, in the heart of the Flower Bulb region.

Honig Breethuis

The Honig Breethuis is located Gortershoek, a charming neighbourhood just across the river from the Zaanse Schans. The house was built around 1710 by Cornelis Jacobsz for a wealthy merchant and his family. The beautiful period interior gives an excellent impression of the life in the Zaan area hundreds of years ago. In addition to being a museum, the Honig Breethuis also hosts concerts, lectures and other special events.

Jutters Mu-ZEE-um

Beachcombing used to be part of everyday life for the residents of Zandvoort. It was a way of making extra money. Nowadays, beachcombing is more of a hobby, with interesting finds being made on a daily basis. The Jutters Mu-ZEE-um has these beautiful and unique artefacts.

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Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace)

The Royal Palace Amsterdam is one of 3 palaces used by the royal family. The family uses the Palace during state visits, award ceremonies and other official receptions.

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Zee vol verhalen

Het Zuiderzeemuseum

Zuiderzee Museum

The Zuiderzee Museum in Enkhuizen brings to life the stories of people who used to live around the former Zuiderzee. See, hear, feel, taste and smell daily life around the Zuiderzee before the Afsluitdijk turned this sea into a lake - the IJsselmeer -in 1932.

Outdoor Museum
Stroll along the cobbled streets of the Outdoor Museum and go back in time! With over 140 historic buildings from places in the former Zuiderzee region, the Outdoor Museum is a village of its own. Visit the post office, meet residents from the former island of Urk and give a hand with old crafts. 

Indoor Museum
The Indoor Museum is the treasure house of the Zuiderzee; here the various collections are presented with a modern approach. Dive into a 'Sea of Stories' and experience life on the former Zuiderzee in this interactive exhibition. Also admire the large collection of historic boats in the Ships' Hall.

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IJmuider Zee en Havenmuseum

IJmuiden is one of the biggest fishing harbours in Western Europe and a great deal of maritime activities take place here.

Het Spoorwegmuseum

Spoorwegmuseum Utrecht

Het Spoorwegmuseum Utrecht

The Railway Museum, located in Utrecht near Amsterdam, takes its visitors on a steam-powered journey through the history of the railways.

De Burcht / Nationaal Vakbondsmuseum (Trade Union Museum)

De Burcht is the oldest trade union building in the whole of the Netherlands. This impressive structure was designed by Hendrik Petrus Berlage in 1899, and was commissioned by the Algemeene Nederlandsche Diamantwerkers Bond (ANDB). At the time, the ANDB (diamond workers union) was the country’s largest and richest trade union.

In de Gecroonde Duyvekater Bakery Museum

In de Gecroonde Duyvekater Bakery Museum is located in a charming house dating back to 1658. The bakery is decorated in 19th-century style and features an authentic oven from that time. The bakery got its name from a type of sweet bread that is still made in the Zaan region. After a visit to the museum, you can buy a variety of traditional Dutch treats at the attached shop. This building once stood on the Hazepad in Zaandijk, but was moved to the Zaanse Schans in 1970.

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Zaanse Schans

The Zaanse Schans offers a glimpse into the main heyday of the Zaan region before the Industrial Revolution. The original aim of the construction of the Zaanse Schans was to preserve the traditional timber construction of the Zaan region, which is reflected in the beautiful historic village. The presence of the mills along the banks of the Zaan provides an iconic image of old Holland as it once was. Those who look around Zaanse Schans see history.

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