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• Amsterdam Museum

  http://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/
  The collection consists of paintings, prints, maquettes, objects and archeological finds. It shows how Amsterdam grew from a small medieval town to a world famous centre.

• Computer Museum

  http://www.science.uva.nl/faculteit/museum/
  The collection includes technical and scientific computing equipment from the sixties to the present day including commercial equipment, experimental machines and machines built for specific scientific purposes.

• Houseboat Museum

  http://www.houseboatmuseum.nl/
  The museum has been established on the "Hendrika Maria" a former commercial sailship built in 1914.

• Jewish Historical Museum

  http://www.jhm.nl/
  The central motif of the permanent collection is the religion, culture, and history of the Jews in the Netherlands.

• Netherlands Maritime Museum

  http://www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl/
  Tells the story of the maritime past of the country. Practical information for visitors and descriptions of highlights in the collection.

• Royal Tropical Museum

  http://www.kit.nl/
  The institute supports non-Western countries in sustainable development and informs the public about the tropics and sub-tropics.

• Stedelijk Museum

  http://www.stedelijk.nl/
  Museum of modern and contemporary art.

• The Allard Pierson Museum

  http://www.allardpiersonmuseum.nl/
  The archaeological museum of the University of Amsterdam. The nucleus of its collection are the collections of C.W. Lunsingh Scheurleer, Van Leer, Six, and Van Lier.

• Van Gogh Museum

  http://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/
  With more than 200 paintings and almost 500 drawings, the Van Gogh Museum maintains the largest and most varied Van Gogh collection in the world.

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