Netherlands Railway Museum

Netherlands Railway Museum

The Netherlands Railway Museum is a renowned museum in Utrecht and a national-level railway museum of the Netherlands. Established in 1927, since 1954, the museum has been housed in the former and now disused "Maliebaan" railway station in Utrecht.

The Netherlands Railway Museum is divided into four major sections: the Great Discoveries of the 19th Century, the Dream Journeys of World Trains in the Late 19th Century, Monster Steam Trains, and the Grand Train Hall. Its exhibits mainly include steam locomotives, electric trains, diesel trains, train carriages, freight wagons, and trams. It's an exciting world of railways where you can discover the history and artifacts related to trains. The museum also features specially curated programs for your eyes and ears, taking you on a fantastical and thrilling adventure that will make you forget where you are. The entire journey begins in the historic railway station, with its opulent waiting rooms, nostalgic lounges, and luxurious details everywhere.

The museum library preserves a large collection of books, brochures, and magazines about railways and trams, not only from the Netherlands but also from the Dutch East Indies and various European countries. In addition to books, there is also a significant number of annual reports, timetables, travel guides, and publications related to museum management.

Nederlands Spoorwegmuseum

Must-visit reason: The most famous railway museum in the Netherlands

Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Netherlands[Netherlands]

Province/State where the attraction is located: Utrecht Province [Utrecht Province]

City where the attraction is located: Utrecht [Utrecht]