Nice new interactive museum about media. Note: all in Dutch!read more

Entertaining, but some of the exhibits didn't work. It seems like they weren't sure what age group…read moreto focus on, and built a little of everything and tossed it all together.

This is a small, quaint museum. The stained glass is pretty cool, and it's interesting to learn how…read morethis guy broke down Dutch into the smaller sounds they still use to this day to teach the language to kids. Or at least that's what I understood about why he is so important. They have some cheesy displays here, like grocery store brand pepper and other spices sitting on a table in front of an old fashioned map to illustrate how important the spice trade was back in the day. You can see they're really trying at least, even though their display designs show a distinct lack of imagination. It's good for killing an hour if you're ever in the neighborhood. And if you're Czech, and therefore are interested in this Dutch-famous Czech person.

From the owner: Het Comenius Museum is gewijd aan het leven en het werk van de beroemde Tsjechische geleerde Jan…read moreAmos Comenius (1592-1670) die in Naarden is begraven. Het museum en de laatste rustplaats van Comenius bevinden zich in een voormalige klooster in de vesting van Naarden. De vaste expositie "Vivat Comenius" een overzicht van zijn leven.

If you are a fan of Mondrian or his contemporaries, this is not to be missed! It gives a fair view…read moreof his life as both a person and an artist. This museum is located in his actual house of birth, in the historic city of Amersfoort. It houses a replica of his Parisian studio. Apart from this, the Mondriaanhuis also exhibits different collections that have a relationship with the famous Piet Mondrian. Tip of advise: combine this museum with a visit to both the historic city center of Amersfoort and the KAdE museum of contempary art. A day well spent!

If you're a fan of Mondriaan, as I am, you will enjoy this museum for its gift shop, its replica of…read moreMondriaan's New York City apartment, and for its location in Amersfoort. Beyond that, there actually isn't much to see here, unfortunately. They have one small Mondriaan painting that you would not know (trust me), along with many artifacts of his life, including letters, photos and books. The gift shop features many nice Mondriaan and other books that were very tempting. And the replica of the apartment is a nice representation of the desired lifestyle of a genius artist in the early 20th century. The city of Amersfoort itself was a nice bonus to my visit. It's a pretty little town with plenty of cafes and shops to add interest to your time here. A great lazy day adventure. PS - be prepared to lock up your purse in their little lockers. They apparently had some vandalism recently and don't trust anyone!