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Bedstee met smuiger

Since 1950, the former vicarage of the N.H. church in Middenbeemster has been home to “Museum Betje Wolff". The museum gets its name from the famous 18th century writer, Elizabeth Wolff, nee Bekker, who lived in the vicarage throughout her marriage to the vicar, Adrianus Wolff (1759 - 1777). 
The museum has a large number of period rooms from various periods and brings to life three centuries of living culture of Beemster and surroundings. Furthermore, the museum has an 18th century-style renovated garden. In the summer changing exhibitions are organized.

Zaans Museum and Verkade Experience

The Zaans Museum tells the story of daily life in the Zaan region over the centuries. The Zaan was one of the oldest industrial areas in Europe, and wind and water played an essential role in its success. The museum is located in Zaanse Schans in a modern building with an industrial atmosphere.

Pieter Vermeulen Museum

The kid-friendly Pieter Vermeulen Museum is currently located in Driehuis, a town north of Haarlem. Its permanent collection is based on the examples of stuffed animals from Pieter Vermeulen.

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Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten (national academy of fine arts)

The Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten (national academy of fine arts) in Amsterdam is an institute for exceptionally talented artists from all over the world. The Rijksakademie provides 50 artists with the opportunity to research, experiment and produce new works over a two-year period.

Theo Thijssen Museum

Theo Thijssen was a popular Dutch writer, teacher and politician who was best known as the author of the novel “Kees de Jongen”. The Theo Thijssen Museum is located on the Eerste Leliedwarstraat in Amsterdam, on the ground floor of the house where he was born. His cosy former home is typical of the style of houses in Amsterdam’s Jordaan district.

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Marker Museum

The Marker Museum is housed in six historic houses in the old center of Marken, the picturesque fishing village above Amsterdam. The museum offers a unique insight into the special history of the peninsula.

Gemeentemuseum Den Haag

Kunstmuseum Den Haag

Kunstmuseum Den Haag, designed by Dutch architect Hendrik Berlage is a milestone in contemporary architecture. The museum is most especially known for Mondriaan's work. This collection includes his early, realistic pieces as well as the piece de resistance, "Victory Boogie Woogie".

https://zaansmuseum.nl/czaar-peterhuisje/

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.

Van Zoetendaal - Koos Breukel 'Sally Mann 01'

Van Zoetendaal Photography

Van Zoetendaal Photography is primarily active in international contemporary photography, curating exhibitions in museums, as a gallery, and also in publishing photo books.

Gallery Pien Rademakers

New visual art, design and fashion. In summer 2012, the gallery moved into a beautiful location on the KNSM island, which has two well-lit floors dedicated to art, design and fashion in a concept gallery space.

Eduard Planting Gallery

An attractive gallery in the Jordaan, specialising in showcasing fine art photographs by internationally renowned artists and upcoming talent.

KochxBos

Owned by Esther Koch and Hans Bos, KochxBos is a small gallery with a big heart, devoting its time to sourcing and showcasing some of the best avant-garde and surreal artworks – or as they proudly state: "lowbrow art".

De Portretwinkel

De Portretwinkel on Amsterdam's Prinsengracht connects artists and those that want their portrait painted.

Annet Gelink Gallery

Annet Gelink Gallery is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in the Netherlands. Since 2000, the gallery has been exhibiting work of groundbreaking artists, ranging from drawing, painting and photography to installation and video art.

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