Netherlands Open Air Museum

The Netherlands Open Air Museum is an open-air museum and park located near Arnhem with antique houses, farms and factories from different parts of the Netherlands. The Netherlands Open Air Museum is a national gallery concentrating on the way of life related with the regular day to day existences of standard individuals. The historical center was established in 1912 and is arranged in the forested areas close Arnhem. The gallery park is 44 hectares in zone and incorporates structures from different spots and verifiable periods.

In 1987, the Dutch government was prepared to close down the gallery, yet in a show of solidarity for the noteworthy historical center, Dutch group overwhelmed the historical center's entryways, wanting to see the displays before they shut. The historical center was permitted to stay open because of its extraordinary accomplishment amid this time and was given more prominent independence over its association. The exhibition hall additionally has a gathering of chronicled attire and adornments. New indoor show space was worked in 1999– 2000. The gallery won the European Museum of the Year Award in 2005. On location at the exhibition hall there are re-enactors showing the old lifestyle. Among these exhibitions are paper generation, linseed creation, and lager blending.