museum gouda
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museum gouda印象
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Interesting museum near Gouda's central market place. The old chapel houses some impressive art works, and there are extensive displays of art and ceramics throughout the two floors of the museum. The history and gradual expansion of Gouda is well documented within the museum, and there are displays of ceramics, old clay pipes and other artefacts. The museum has a lovely restaurant and an outdoor seating area.
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Gorgeous wedding venue, loved all the special touches, the architecture is stunning, very much a place I would return too
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The museum has a nice entrance... a gate over the small canal, that allready in itself made me curious what it would look like inside.. It's a small little museum with some nicely decorated rooms, several objects on display and also several paintings.The museum is nice and certainly worth a visit, but as i have seen a lot of these types of musea in The Netherlands and outside, i can't see it is much nicer or better than all those other ones... still as the entrance fee is very low and it is next to the church, why not take a visit, you won't be disappointed.
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The Museum is by historic standards not great, little available to non-Dutch speakers, but the whole building has a wonderful feeling, and the city itself contributes to make this place a nice visit. The proximity of the Church and the Town Hall make it a pleasant visit, as the building hosting the museum is maybe the real attraction.
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It can be a little tricky to find, but has an attractive eclectic variety of items. It was once a hospital and the entrance is quite amazing. The old chapel is the first thing you see and there are displays of priestly vestments along with other religious artifacts if you are interested.They have a few large old paintings and as you walk through you are going to encounter stairs so be aware. My favourite was the old kitchen area which as been turned into a kids museum and work shop.
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It is a good way to see the history of Gouda and the Middle Ages.There is nothing to dislike, it is a beautiful museum and the scenery is good with restaurants and a walk through the old city.
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The museum is next to the St John’s Church and has two entrances. The main with a small shop is on the Oosthaven 9 and a smaller entrance is in the small street “Achter de Kerk” behind the museum. This smaller entrance is opposite the entrance of the St John’s Church. The museum is housed in the former Catharina Guesthouse, a home for the elderly. Some rooms from the former Guesthouse have been retained like the Chirurgijnsgildekamer (Surgeons Guild room), the room where the surgeons of the town had their meetings since 1699. There is also a very nice complete interior of an old pharmacy.There is a collection of 19th century paintings (The Hague School) but the quality is not as good as you will find in other museums. This collection must have been 2nd or 3rd choice.Furthermore there are some large paintings of Officers of the local Militia in the 17th century and various religious artefacts (robes, silverware, etc.) One room has a large scale model of the historic centre.Besides the art and history collection there is a very good dispay of Gouda Pottery in a separate section. Here you get a good overview of the production through the years of six of the local potteries. It is nice to wonder through the museum and see the remains of the former Guesthouse and the art on display.At the smaller entrance there is a nice café with an outside terrace. All very quiet
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We visited as a family. Cost 7 euro pp and under 18 is freeAn additional charge the sign said applies for the painting exhibition which we did not intend visiting of 3 euro pp. We had to pay extra 3 euro pp irrespective and furthermore for child as well! Explanation at the desk: If child can walk there is a charge of 3 euro for this exhibition even though the general entry fee for up to 18 year olds is FREE. This is ridiculous and silly and we were not even interested in visiting this exhibition.On the positive we enjoyed the "torture chamber" in basement where you shine torch onto the floor to read signs and see blood spatters and stories about how criminals were punished at each type of equipment.
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my sons wedding was held here on FRIDAY 14TH AUGUST /museum Gouda excelled themselves .Everything about the place was CLASS
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Apart from a very good historic exposition just a nice museum to visit with a lot of unexpected great displays