All profession & craft museums to visit in North Brabant

Discover the skills and trades that have shaped societies at 26 profession and craft museums in North Brabant. These museums highlight the history and techniques of various professions and crafts.

Are you interested in the art of craftsmanship? These are the must-visit profession and craft museums in North Brabant:

  1. TextielMuseum1

    TextielMuseum

     Tilburg
    Everything related to textiles The TextielMuseum is a dynamic and creative working museum located in a former textile factory in Tilburg. It is the only place in the world where textile design, art, fashion, industrial heritage and innovation come together.
  2. Biesbosch MuseumEiland Werkendam2

    Biesbosch MuseumEiland Werkendam

     Werkendam
    The Biesbosch Museum Werkendam illustrates the history and the fishing, hunting and ‘griend’ culture in the Biesbosch. The museum also focusses on the artisans in the area. There are workshops of among others, a hoop maker, a basket maker and a cooper. In addition, the museum covers the resistance i
  3. Museum 't Brabants Leven3

    Museum 't Brabants Leven

     Den Dungen
  4. Museum De Sigarenmaker4

    Museum De Sigarenmaker

     Bergeijk
    Museum the Cigar Maker is dedicated to the craft of making cigars by hand. Among other things, the museum displays cigars, books about cigars and assorted boxes in which the cigars are preserved. Everything that was made around cigars (bands, presenters and other packaging) are also on display in mu
  5. De Looierij5

    De Looierij

     Dongen
    De Looierij is a museum housed in an old tannery, of which the oldest part dates from 1890. The museum illustrates the tanning process and the life of tanners. By walking the ‘looiroute’, the visitor learns everything about tanning. The museum has three sections. In one of the sections a collection
  6. Meierijsche Museumboerderij (farm museum)6

    Meierijsche Museumboerderij (farm museum)

     Heeswijk-Dinther
    The Meierijsche Museumboerderij illustrates life and work on a farm in the Brabant Meierij from 1880 to 1930. Topics that are discussed in the museum include the habits and customs of that time. In the Middle Ages, people started agricultural activities on the site of the farm.
  7. Bierbrouwerij De Roos7

    Bierbrouwerij De Roos

     Hilvarenbeek
    Join us and imagine yourself in a brewery in the 19th century. Do you know what a reefer is? And have you ever cooked on mutsard? At the only authentic village brewery in the Netherlands, you can see how beer was brewed in the past. At Bierbrouwerij De Roos, you can still see most of the original i
  8. Dutch Museum of Lithography8

    Dutch Museum of Lithography

     Valkenswaard
    Alois Senefelder discovers stone printing or lithography in 1798. He thus brought the world for the first time a printing technique to reproduce images quickly, massively and inexpensively. Starting in 1837, this could finally be done in color! The further development of photolithography perfected a
  9. Weverijmuseum9

    Weverijmuseum

     Geldrop
    Weverijmuseum Geldrop is housed in a monumental factory building. The main collection of the museum consists of looms and machines. The museum shows how to weave and how the process has evolved. In addition there are machines that show how yarn is made and a loom where ‘smeerkussens’ are woven. The
  10. Nationaal Vlasserij-Suikermuseum10

    Nationaal Vlasserij-Suikermuseum

     Klundert
    The Vlasserij-Suikermuseum is located at the west corner of North Brabant, where flax and sugar beet have been cultivated for years. The museum shows the process and the products that are made from both sugar beet and flax, such as linseed oil, flax ribbon, linen and sugar. The museum features vario
  11. Brabants Museum Oud Oosterhout11

    Brabants Museum Oud Oosterhout

     Oosterhout
    Brabants Museum Oud Oosterhout consists of an indoor and an outdoor museum. The outdoor museum depicts the history of Brabant, and in particular of Oosterhout. The park has about 250 Oosterhout miniature buildings. In addition, it features a Flemish barn, a shoemaker and a laundry room. The indoor m
  12. Museum de Vier Quartieren12

    Museum de Vier Quartieren

     Oirschot
    Museum de Vier Quartieren exhibits objects related to popular culture, agriculture, crafts and religion. The museum illustrates life in the countryside and in the city between 1840 and 1915. Additionally, the museum displays objects from childhood time, clothes and hats.
  13. Museum de Dorpsdokter13

    Museum de Dorpsdokter

     Hilvarenbeek
    Museum De Dorpsdokter is dedicated to the life of doctors in villages from early 1800 to 2000. The museum illustrates the life of this old fashioned doctor. The medical historical collection includes medical instruments and related objects. In addition, the museum covers the pharmacist, physiotherap
  14. Jan Visser Museum14

    Jan Visser Museum

     Helmond
    The Jan Visser Museum is dedicated to the old agricultural past before everything in the industry got mechanized. Old farming tools and various other objects illustrate how agriculture used to be. The museum features a decorated forge, a butchery, a shoemaker and a bakery, where objects related to t
  15. Bavaria Biertour15

    Bavaria Biertour

     Lieshout
    Armed with a tasting glass, the visitor experiences step by step how Bavaria beer is brewed. Find out about the quality of Bavaria beer, taste the ingredients, learn how Bavaria beer is brewed and learn about the family history. After the Bavaria Beer tour, each visitor (18+) receives a Bavaria gift
  16. Visserij- en Cultuurhistorisch museum Woudrichem16

    Visserij- en Cultuurhistorisch museum Woudrichem

     Woudrichem
    The Fisheries and Cultural History Museum grew out of the initiative of a group of enthusiastic residents of Woudrichem. They started collecting historical material about river fishing. In a few years, so much material was gathered that it was decided to set up a museum. The collection provides an a
  17. Bakery museum17

    Bakery museum

     Luyksgestel
    The Kempen Bakery Museum is an old bakery with an over 170-year-old old oven fired with faggots and an equally old, nostalgic candy store. You can fully experience the firing, dough working and baking as it was done in those days around the old troughs and full explanations will be given during a ba
  18. Kempenmuseum De Acht Zaligheden18

    Kempenmuseum De Acht Zaligheden

     Eersel
    Kempenmuseum De Acht Zaligheden is housed in a Kempen longhouse farm. The museum illustrates life, living and working in Kempen during the period 1850-1950. The part that is called ‘De Acht Zaligheden’ gets extra focus. The collection includes Brabant textiles, tools and machines. The workshops illu
  19. Het Schoenenkwartier19

    Het Schoenenkwartier

     Waalwijk
    The Shoe Quarter is much more than a museum. As a podium, workshop, study center and laboratory, the Shoe Quarter occupies a distinctive place in the cultural landscape. The 20,000 objects - including 13,000 shoes! - together form a unique collection that also truly belongs to Waalwijk, the place
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    Miniaturen- en poppenhuismuseum

     Breda
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    Nederlands Drukkerij Museum

     Etten-Leur
    The Nederlands Drukkerij Museum is dedicated to printing. The museum focusses on old graphics crafts, such as the printer, the typesetter and the bookbinder. The museum’s collection includes a collection of printing presses, typesetting machines, staplers and folding and sewing machines to bind book
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    Brandweermuseum Wouwse Plantage

     Wouwse Plantage
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    Ons Museum

     Wintelre
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    Bakkerijmuseum Oosterhout

     Oosterhout
    The Bakery Museum is dedicated to the craft of baking. The museum displays various bakery supplies.
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    Ambachtsmuseum en Gereedschapsmuseum De Holle Roffel

     Kruisland
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    Dè Wascht en Strèkt

     Gilze
    Here you can discover the history of washing and ironing. Through various objects such as washing machines, centrifuges, wash rammers, wash boards, and ironing irons, mangles, linen presses, etc.