Nationaal Glasmuseum

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Smallish museum with a variety of things on display. I didn't like the long displays in the corridors with glasswork made in the factory over the years, this was just stacked upon each other and nothing special. Some of the other installations and displays however were very beautiful, plus some nice works in the garden. So overall a good experience. To see it all should probably take you slightly more than 1 hour, don't expect to spend the whole day there, it's too small for that. It is in a remote area but the neighborhood is cozy for a walk after the visit. The museum has a lot of items at the display, some permanent and some temporary. It is a bit maze kinda building setting but the garden is cute and has items as well. Beautiful glass work. Objects need more space If you’re kind of person love colour and working with hand. We visited sunny Sunday afternoon and there were only a few other visitors. We could enjoy each artwork in peace. There is a self-service cafe in the basement where you can make tea/coffee with a slice of cake. You just need to pay at voluntary basis. Beautiful idea. Surprisingly child-friendly place. You can see a nice range of beautifully coloured glass, a lovely garden, small cafes and a bingo hunt and colouring-in stop to keep little ones entertained. Free entry with museumkaart An amazing and infinitely varied collection of glass art both contemporary and historical, with add-on options to see an ongoing live glass blowing display. Amazing museum! I didn’t expect to see so many glass glassy glassious creations. 😄 Definitely worth visiting. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Museum Aquarium