Utrecht

Utrecht is located south of Amsterdam. Estimated travel time is approximately 40 minutes. The city has a peaceful nature that allows you to enjoy walking, enjoying the city’s canals. One of the symbols of the city is the bell tower of St. Martin’s Cathedral, which is 112 meters high. The city is known for its festivals and performances throughout the year, especially during the summer.
The city has a variety of museums to visit. Parks or patrolling its picturesque streets.
Museums in Utrecht
National Military Museum
The museum presents
The National Military Museum at the former Susteberg base, the past, present and future of the Dutch Armed Forces is coming to life. The history of the Netherlands and its armed forces is impressively displayed in this interactive museum.
Dom Tower

Being 112 meters and 32 inches (369 feet) in height, the Dom Tower is the highest church tower in the Netherlands, with the highest point of view is 95 meters (312 feet), from which you have a magnificent panoramic view of the city of Utrecht and its environs. The guide tour will stop at different levels in the tower for a brief explanation of the history of the tower.You are allowed to climb the Dom tower under the supervision of a guide.Doom tour will start within the Tourist Information Office (VVV) at Domplein 9-10. The tower entrance tickets are sold within the office Tourism of Rodom Guided tours will be conducted in Dutch and English if necessary.
Restoration workshop

Just below the Doom Tower is the museum’s workshop. This special building is located in the former Roman Castel area, and the Roman wall runs just below the workbenches of the organ guards. The museum can not wish a better place, where history evokes the reverberates! Entrance to the museum includes a visit to the museum’s museum, which will be ordered in advance. A visit to a rehabilitation studio suitable for children aged 9 and up.
DOM under
An underground journey of discovery into the 2000 years of history of Utrecht
DOMunder is the new historic attraction in Utrecht for young people and old people. Immerse yourself in the 2000-year history of Dom Square, Utrecht and the Netherlands. Catch a wise flashlight and embark on an underground journey of discovery filled with exciting stories and archaeological treasures. Discover the Roman past of Utrecht, along with the glory days of the Middle Ages. Experience the devastating storm of 1674, when the hall of the cathedral came crashing down at Dom Square.

Spilklock Museum
Looking for the most fun and cheerful cultural activity in the center of Utrecht? The Speelklok Museum is one of the typical Dutch sights which is a must see! The Speelklok Museum will take you through the wonderful world of self-playing musical instruments, surprising its visitors every day with cheerful songs heard from all corners of the museum. Fun Day in Utrecht for children and adults.

Mondriaan House

This is the house where Pete Mondrian (1872-1944) was born. He lived here with his family from 1872 to 1880. Here you will see a permanent exhibition on Mondriaan’s life as an artist and his work. The museum contains a perfect copy of his famous studio in Paris. Paintings by Mondrian’s contemporaries also show the work of artists who were inspired by Mondrian.
Remember that the museum is closed Monday.

Sonnenborgh Museum and Observatory

Explore the secrets of the Sonnenborgh stronghold or climb the stairs to the stars, where the telescopes bring the universe and the stars right up close.

Uncover the secrets of Sonnenborgh. Look for gun positions behind the thickest walls of fortifications from the 16th century. Climb the stairs to the dome of the 19th-century observatory and look at the stars and planets after nightfall. Make a weather forecast or take a closer look at the sun using a special solar telescope.

MOA | Museum Oud Amelisweerd
On the outskirts of the city, in the Ameliswirde forests, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Emmyslvird Museum is an art museum with three interesting collections: the Emerald Emerald Coast Country Estate, the Armando Collection and a collection of Chinese historical wallpapers.

Hotel MOA is set in a renovated 18th-century castle on the historic historic Amelisweerd estate. The history of the estate dates back to the 13th century; The original castle, however, was destroyed by the French in 1672, leaving only the foundation. The present castle was built in 1770.

Miffy Museum

A miniature world
The Mifai Museum allows young children to discover their world while playing – along with Miffi and friends. As soon as they enter the museum, the children are immersed in Mippy’s little world, which begins with her home. From there, Miffy takes them on an adventure that invites them to discover the world around them step by step. Scan, explore, sniff, dance, you learn a lot more while you play!

The rooms at the Mifai Museum are dedicated to any other subject. The tiny worlds created in these rooms include Mippi’s house and familiar everyday experiences such as going to the doctor and going to the zoo.

Centraal Museum

The Centraal Museum is your gateway to art and culture from the world of Utrecht. From Rietveld to Caravaggists Utrecht, to Dick Barone and to Muscovite from Victor & Rolf to the ship Utrecht for hundreds of years. A museum which leaves you inspired time after time.

The museum is housed in this medieval monastery on Nicoláskárków since 1921 and now consists of an eclectic collection of buildings with a large courtyard in the center. It is a lovely place to wander through the corridors and stairwells, and where you can be surprised by various exhibits.

University Museum

Have you ever seen a cone roll up? Did I see a piece of aluminum float? All this is possible at the Science Museum of Central Holland.

Astonishment and admiration go hand in glove at the University Museum. You can also work in a knowledge laboratory or youth lab, or explore the museum garden Ode Hortus.

Open daily from 11.00 to 17.00 hours.

Grocery museum Betje Boerhave

Step into the picturesque museum of the shopkeeper Betje Boerhave to fall in love immediately. It’s a celebration of recognition and nostalgia that makes you remember Grandma’s days, not to mention the delicacies of the past that are sold in the store below. Treat yourself or each other mint, different types of lycurias and other sweets; B