Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam – Do you know the story behind Van Gogh’s ‘Almond Blossom’? Simply step into the museum for insights and visual treats. Lectures, workshops for children, walk-in painting workshops are all utterly delightful experiences.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam – Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch’ is the ultimate show stealer in the Rijksmuseum. Also on display are artefacts of Holland’s history, beautifully furnished luxury dollhouses, and works of Frank Halls, Vermeer and other prominent painters.

The Netherlands Open-Air Museum, Arnhem – There are over forty historic houses, a ‘memory machine’ and a historic train among the many things here. The museum recreates the Holland of yesteryears. Traditional Dutch costumes, inspiring stories of heritage, demonstrations of how people made things with their hands, and more are in store.

Royal Delft Factory, Delft – The last remaining Delftware factory of the 17^th century is well worth a visit. Watch master painters at work and trace the history of the unique blue delft of Holland.