Museum Noordwijk is housed in a four hundred year old farmhouse. It is a museum on art, applied art and the history of Noordwijk. The collection includes Noordwijk costumes and paintings. The museum also has a large collection of ceramics made by porcelain factory ‘De Kroon’, including works by Henri Breetvelt. There are sculptures by Oswald Wenckebach and Charlotte van Pallandt. In addition, a number of ‘style rooms’ illustrate Noordwijk around 1900. The museum organizes changing exhibitions twice a year.
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Jan Kroonsplein 4, Noordwijk
14 Oct 2022 – 6 Mar 2023
10 Oct 2020 – 13 Sept 2021
2 Feb 2019 – 9 Sept 2019
1 Jun 2018 – 30 Dec 2018
14 Apr 2018 – 31 Dec 2018
14 Apr 2018 – 8 Sept 2019
20 Jan 2018 – 13 May 2018
8 Apr 2017 – 27 Mar 2018
15 Apr 2016 – 11 Sept 2016
Museum Noordwijk has 1 rating.
Museum Noordwijk, located in the coastal town of Noordwijk in the Netherlands, offers visitors a look into the local history and culture. The museum is housed in a charming old building and showcases various aspects of Noordwijk's past, including its fishing heritage, flower bulb industry, and coastal life.
Visitors generally appreciate the museum's well-organized exhibits and the informative displays that cover different periods of Noordwijk's history. The museum does a good job of presenting the town's evolution from a small fishing village to a popular seaside resort and bulb-growing area. Many reviewers mention the interesting artifacts and old photographs that help bring the local history to life.
One of the highlights often mentioned is the section dedicated to the flower bulb industry, which plays a significant role in the region's economy and culture. Visitors also tend to enjoy the exhibits about the town's maritime past and the displays of traditional Dutch costumes.
However, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored in about an hour. A few reviewers mention that some of the information is only available in Dutch, which can be a drawback for international visitors. Additionally, while many find the exhibits interesting, some feel that the presentation could be more interactive or engaging for younger visitors.
The staff is generally described as friendly and knowledgeable, often willing to provide additional information about the exhibits. The museum's location in the town center is convenient for visitors, though parking can sometimes be challenging.
Overall, Museum Noordwijk provides a solid introduction to the local history and culture of Noordwijk. While it may not be a large or flashy museum, it offers an authentic glimpse into the town's past and is often considered a worthwhile visit for those interested in learning about the area's heritage.
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