Museums open on Monday in Overijssel

Explore our Oyfo Engineering Museum. In Hazemeijer's old factory, explore what technology means in our lives. See how our world is changing because of technology. Learn all about steam engines and smartphones, robots and art, energy sources and our planet. In short, everything about man and technolo

Visit Museum Giethoorn 't Olde Maat Uus, which is located in an original historical farmhouse. It is the only place in Giethoorn where you can see how people lived more than 100 years ago and how they earned a meagre living by cutting peat and building small boats (‘punters’). There is also a museum

Zoutmuseum Delden is situated in the gardens of castle Twickel, on the grounds where salt was found in the soil in 1886. The museum illustrates the history of this treasure. In the permanent exhibition various topics on salt are covered such as salt mining, the formation of salt layers and the symbo

The Nationaal Tinnen Figuren Museum is housed in the former town hall of Ommen. The collection of the museum consists of tin, plastic, paper and cardboard figures, which are exhibited in dioramas. The figures illustrate myths, fairy tales and historical events. Among other events, the museum display

Museum Ton Schulten is dedicated to the Dutch painter Ton Schulten. His world, his vision, his thinking and quest can be found in the paintings on display. In addition, there are documentaries about the painter on display. There is also a separate themed room where changing exhibitions are held with

The Town Museum CHC Vollenhove highlights the history of Town and Ambt Vollenhove. Its history spans ten centuries, and can be broadly divided into the time of the bishops of Utrecht as lords of the land, the time of the nobility that made the Town of Vollenhove the "city of palaces," and the heyday

The Oale Meestershuus is a regional history museum dedicated to the history of Slagharen, Schuinesloot, Lutten and Halfweg de Krim. Among other things, the museum displays a period room from the 1920s and 1930s and a furnished grutter store.

Museum Eungs Schöppe focuses on the development of costume. The museum displays a collection of historic clothing, and there are occasional demonstrations of woodworking, copper beating, sand casting, dook rolling, lace bobbin making and cutter hat making.