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Museums – Part II
You didn’t think that one page would be enough to tell about the museums in
The WereldMuseum: Located on the Mass, this World-themed museum focuses mainly on non-western cultures. It is, after all, non-western cultures, that had a greater impact on the city and its revival, so where is the love? Here! 2 interesting permanent exhibits are “Rotterdamers” – explored
The NAI – National Architecture Institute: A city that is so occupied with architecture will of course have a respected and invested center for the discipline. The NAI serves as a study center, archive, library, museum and more, and rightfully holds the title as the national institute. Located in the city center, it holds permanent and temporary exhibits all year long. It was built by the local Dutch architecture Joe Conen, and is one of the more famous institutes in