Netherlands Institute for Industry and Technology

The Netherlands Institute for Industry and Technology displays artifacts and exhibits that demonstrate the industrial and technological progress of the Netherlands throughout different periods.

Founded on May 21, 1952, the museum emerged during the post-war reconstruction period to document and preserve the technological advancement of Dutch industry.

The institute maintains connections with schools and universities across the Netherlands to promote knowledge about engineering and technological innovations among students.

The museum presents both permanent collections and rotating exhibitions, allowing visitors to learn about historical developments and current technological trends in Dutch industry.

The institution functions as both a museum and research center, creating a space where industrial heritage connects with modern technological education.

Location: Amsterdam

Inception: May 21, 1952

GPS coordinates: 52.37233,4.87540

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:41