Fairytale-like Arnhem Netherlands Open Air Museum

The Netherlands Open Air Museum is located in the suburbs of Arnhem and is a museum focused on the daily life and culture of the Dutch people. It opened to the public on July 13, 1918. Here, visitors can step into buildings, farms, and factories with over eighty years of history, allowing them to understand more than 250 years of Dutch history in just one day. There are various staff members such as craftsmen, farmers, fishermen, and blacksmiths. Through their explanations, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of the Netherlands. Visitors can even participate in the work themselves and experience it firsthand. It is also an excellent destination for family trips. There is a very peculiar small cinema called the Time Capsule in the basement of the museum's entrance building. It will take you on a journey through time and space. Through changes in sight, touch, hearing, and even smell, you will be completely immersed. After getting a preliminary understanding of Dutch history, you can take a simple trip on a small tram. Of course, you can get on and off at any stop. The open-air museum also has various exhibitions. For example, the Dutch traditional costume exhibition is said to be the largest clothing collection in the Netherlands. There are also many interesting collectibles and replicas waiting for you to discover, such as quaint little shops, candy stores that children loved in the last century, and small pubs where men gathered to watch football. Everywhere you go, there are many new and interesting things waiting for you to discover. Whether it is adults visiting to learn about Dutch history and culture or bringing children to learn and understand the development and changes of the Netherlands from ancient times to the present, as well as customs, it is a very good place to experience. For families with children, it is an excellent destination for family trips.