Location: Amersfoort
Top Things to do in Amersfoort
The 9 Best Museums in Amersfoort, Utrecht Province
Monolithic gates still protect Amersfoort, a well-preserved medieval city that remains connected to its history. Built into the foundations of 13th-century defensive walls, the Muurhuizen wall houses are one of the city’s most intriguing features. Art enthusiasts should visit the Mondriaan House (birthplace of abstract artist Piet Mondriaan) and the Armando Museum, a collection of works by the famed Dutch painter.
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1. Musiom
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Musiom is a new museum for contemporary art in Amersfoort and offers a platform to artists who were born around the 1950s and have gained national and international recognition since the 1980s. The work of these artists could already be admired in galleries and at famous art fairs.
2. Mannenzaal van het St Pieters en Bloklands Gasthuis
3. National Gallery The Netherlands
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Discover the power of art on your next trip to Amersfoort with a visit to the recognizable landmark, National Gallery The Netherlands. This spectacular modern "Crystal Housing" with colorful exterior is the exhibition location for high-quality contemporary art. Inside discover exhibitions of famous artists from around the world, paintings as well as sculptures. Really an Art Lovers Getaway.
4. Marienhof Amersfoort
5. Mondriaanhuis
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4.0 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By 984henkm
This was a wonderful visit. Two rooms with information on Mondriaan, a replica of his studioconcert Paris, two video displays, and a room with art inspired by Mondriaan. The second video display on its own made the visit worthwhile; a multi media artwork on Mondriaan’s New York period. Highly recommended.
6. Museum Flehite
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4.0 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By EssexBilly
A really interesting small town museum with an above-average art collection of Dutch artists' works. Displays of local history are also very good especially World War Two. All housed in an interesting building on a canal of architectural interest in its own right.
