Hof, Freedom museum in Dordrecht, Netherlands
Hof is a museum in Dordrecht dedicated to the history of freedom and civil rights in the Netherlands. The building contains exhibitions with objects, documents, and interactive installations that show how these rights developed over centuries.
The location has been connected to Dutch history since 1572, when representatives from twelve cities met here to discuss their rebellion against Spanish rule. This gathering was a crucial step toward the independence of the Netherlands.
The museum features rotating exhibitions about freedom and how it shapes daily life for people. Visitors can join regular discussions that explore different perspectives on rights and social values.
The museum can be visited from Tuesday through Sunday and offers free admission for visitors under 18 years old. Access is fully wheelchair accessible and staff can assist visitors with different mobility needs.
Visitors can play an escape game throughout the building, solving puzzles and finding keys to unlock a box containing historical documents. This interactive experience combines gaming with learning about the past.
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