Come on steam in the Maritime Museum!

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November 16, 2017 314 views

St. Nicholas, steamer, steam weekend: experience in the Maritime Museum!

Kom op stoom in Het Scheepvaartmuseum!

In the coming weeks, the Maritime Museum all on steam! On Sunday, November 19th St. Nicholas arrives by steamboat and organize fun family activities. During steam weekend of 25 and 26 November you can visit two steamships. Furthermore: We count down to Dare to Discover and look back at the Museum Night.

IN THIS ISSUE:

Arrival of Sinterklaas

Weekend on Steam!

Background article painting Schelfhout

Almost ready: Dare to Discover!

Retrospective Museum Night

Museum Symposium

Arrival of Sinterklaas

Sunday, November 19 is St. Nicholas by steamboat in Amsterdam at National Maritime Museum. From the quay next to the museum can see the arrival beautiful. In the museum are fun activities for the whole family.

STEAM WEEKEND

Discover Saturday 25 and Sunday, November 26th about the revolution that steam has brought the world. Step aboard the steamship guest ‘Eagle’, see models of Dutch Stoommachinemuseum or listen to the free lecture “From sail to steam ‘by curator Jeroen van der Vliet.

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TO SAIL AND COAL

The introduction of the steam engine has had a major impact on technology, people and society. In the particular painting (1846) by Andreas Schelfhout is a steamer center. Now on display in the exhibition Game Changers.

LOW: VR JOURNEY!

Create a spectacular virtual reality time travel and get carried away into the Golden Age. Experience as the area around the museum develops into a bustling harbor. Departure? Every day, from December 14, 2017, the Dare to Discover!

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HISTORY MUSEUM NIGHT

November 4 was the Museum Night. More than 6,000 visitors enjoyed a fantastic evening at the Maritime Museum with workshops, mysterious stories, spy missions, and of course the Open Pleynfeest: the most beautiful dance of Museum Night. (Re) spend the evening in 1.5 minutes!

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LIGHT ON THE OLDEST SHIP MODEL!

The 25th Symposium Museum found on Friday, December 15th as place. This afternoon we shine more light on the oldest Dutch ship model, circa 1560. Prof. dr. Louis Sicking is Dr. Ernst Crone Fellow model in 2015-2016 studied. Want to be present please send an email to activiteiten@hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl . Participation of members of our Association is € 15 (non-members pay € 25). Come aboard and join the Society!

ADDRESS

Kattenburgerplein 1
1018 KK Amsterdam
+31 (0) 20 52 32 222
info@hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl

OPENING HOURS

The museum, restaurant and shop are open 7 days a week from 09.00 to 17.00. Closed on January 1st (New Year), April 27 (King’s Day) and December 25 (Christmas Day 1st).

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