I’ll let the pictures do most of the talking. This is the newly opened Apple Museum in Utrecht. It’s a very well thought out museum experience, with a good mix of history, plenty of models and some interactivity. The museum guides you through every Apple period. I got the opportunity to chat for a while with the founder (who owns an Apple retailstore chain) and the curator, which was fun! The museum apparently consists of about 10% of the founders personal Apple collection, but felt very complete to me.

The museum is a great (and the most professional) addition to the growing line-up of dutch electronics museums like The Home Computer Museum (Helmond), the Philips Museum and Evoluon (Eindhoven), Bonami (Zwolle) and the Dutch Pinball Museum (Rotterdam). And let’s not forget the Heinz Nixdorf Museum in Paderborn, Germany.

Anyway, highly recommended if you ever visit my home country. I’d also recommend all other museums mentioned :)