Counting frames, inkwells, diaries and school desks. It's all on display at the National Museum of Education. Admire the old school records and reading boards, write on the blackboard or get to work with a slate and griffle.
In a lively and multifaceted exhibition, the museum shows the many aspects of education and its influence on youth culture. Visit the museum and experience the development of education (history) in the present, past and future through personal stories and current events.
The Museum of Education is housed in the meticulously restored 1939 De Holland building. Designed by the quirky architect Sybold van Ravesteyn (1889 - 1983). An exceptional museum building near the train station.
The museum features a cozy museum cafe. The menu features mostly organic dishes and regional products. On warmer days you can also visit the spacious terrace, located in the beautiful museum garden. You can also visit the museum store for special booklets, postcards, crown pens, toys and other surprising items.
Visit the museum, be amazed and enjoy!
