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Tiel · Gelderland

Museum Sacrum: religious objects, visits by appointment

The regional guide Lingestreek describes Museum Sacrum in Tiel as a collection of religious devotional objects, including vestments.

Susteren · Limburg

Textiles and books from the treasury

Museum Schatkamer 't Stift keeps church objects next to the basilica of Susteren. Textiles, liturgical objects, relics and an old gospel book show different ways of keeping and using things.

Arnhem · Gelderland

Schatkamer Sint-Walburgisbasiliek: a former museum collection

The treasury of the Sint-Walburgisbasiliek in Arnhem is listed by a museum guide as permanently closed. Current museum access is not directly confirmed; church visits must be checked separately.

Vlissingen · Zeeland

Museum Scheldewerf: the shipyard as a starting point

Museum Scheldewerf in Vlissingen focuses on shipbuilding at De Schelde. Ship models, maritime art and film offer different ways to approach the subject, alongside the steam crane.

Schokland · Flevoland

Museum Schokland: four thousand years of footprints on a former island

At the Middelbuurt, Museum Schokland connects archaeology, island history, the church, the garden and children’s activities to the landscape of the Noordoostpolder.

Maastricht · Limburg

Schuilen in Maastricht: an underground display

Museum Schuilen in Maastricht is in the casemates beneath the Minister Goeman Borgesiusplantsoen. The exhibition covers taking shelter during the Second World War and the Cold War in an underground setting.

Veghel · Noord-Brabant

Museum SIEMei: machines on the Noordkade

Museum SIEMei in Veghel preserves industrial and craft heritage from the Meierij. The former CHV factory complex on the Noordkade gives the machines and tools an industrial setting.

Aduard · Groningen

Kloostermuseum Aduard: walk through a building that no longer stands

How do you bring a vanished monastery back into view? In Aduard you can start indoors with a film and carry on exploring outdoors on a 3D walk. The abbey church and the garden then make the story tangible.

Sint-Oedenrode · Noord-Brabant

Sint-Paulusgasthuis: home of the Mutsenmuseum

The Sint-Paulusgasthuis in Sint-Oedenrode houses the Museum van Brabantse Mutsen en Poffers. Both names refer to the same visitor location on Kerkstraat, not to two separate museums.

Maastricht · Limburg

Museum Sjoen Limburg: Limburg cultural history with uncertain access

Museum Sjoen Limburg is associated with the former Ursulinenklooster and the Merici complex in Maastricht. Guides give Limburg cultural history as its theme.

Kelpen-Oler · Limburg

Museum Sjra Wijen: future of the private collection unknown

Museum Sjra Wijen in Kelpen-Oler was a private collection centred on brass bands, village life and musical memories. Its founder, Sjra Wijen, died in 2025.

Onstwedde · Groningen

Museum Slaait’nhoes: household goods and handicrafts in Onstwedde

Museum Slaait’nhoes combines a regional museum with a restaurant. The description focuses on a farmhouse, tools, furniture and demonstrations, with various options for group visits.

Heiligerlee · Groningen

Museum Slag bij Heiligerlee: explore the story behind the battle

What do you actually know about an event whose name you may already have heard at school? Museum Slag bij Heiligerlee invites you to take a fresh look at familiar images of history.

Schagen · Noord-Holland

Battle of the Somme in a Schagen tower

A small museum in Slot Schagen displays excavated finds and objects from the Somme area relating to the battle of 1916.

Den Bosch · Noord-Brabant

Museum Slager: painting within one family

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Museum Slager in Den Bosch presents paintings by the Slager family, supplemented by temporary exhibitions. The museum’s own collection description emphasises eight painters from three generations.

Sloten · Friesland

Museum Sloten: town history by the light of the magic lantern

In Sloten’s former town hall, local government, town stories and optical entertainment come together. The attic with magic lanterns gives children and adults a playful way into the history of images.

Sluiskil · Zeeland

Museum Sluiskil: portrait of a canal village

Museum Sluiskil focuses on the canal village and pays special attention to the theme of Verdronken Sluiskil (Drowned Sluiskil). Large photo walls and films offer ways into stories about the place and the changes around the canal.

Zelhem · Gelderland

Smedekinck: Zelhem from the farmstead

Museum Smedekinck in Zelhem focuses on regional history and rural life. The farmstead forms the setting for the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions and themed days.

Soest · Utrecht

Museum Soest fills a convent with village life

In a monumental convent from 1868, a classroom, council chamber, cartwright’s workshop, fire brigade and war history stand alongside nature and changing art.

Hilvarenbeek · Noord-Brabant

Soet & Vermaeck: a life-size funfair

Museum Soet & Vermaeck in Hilvarenbeek presents a funfair setting that evokes the period around 1920. The display consists of life-size elements and is housed in the same building as Museum Dansant.

Den Haag · Zuid-Holland

Museum Sophiahof: heritage and remembrance together

Museum Sophiahof on Sophialaan brings together Indisch and Moluccan heritage. Several organisations are connected with this place. The exhibition ONS LAND offers a way into stories about the past and their meaning in the present.

Winkel · Noord-Holland

Museum Spaansen: family and business in one collection

Museum Spaansen in Winkel is housed in a former family home. Photos and everyday objects tell the history of the family business.

Bunschoten-Spakenburg · Utrecht

Museum Spakenburg: living, working and football

Museum Spakenburg on the old harbour brings together different sides of Bunschoten-Spakenburg. Fishing and traditional costume stand alongside farming life, crafts, industry and football.

Utrecht · Utrecht

Museum Speelklok: music without a visible musician

Museum Speelklok in Utrecht collects self-playing musical instruments. During musical guided tours you hear how musical clocks, music boxes and larger instruments produce their own sound.