The Limburgs Museum in Venlo is the largest regional museum in the Netherlands, covering the history and culture of the province of Limburg from prehistoric times to the present day. The building was designed by architect Jo Coenen and pairs a historic wing with a striking modern extension. Alongside the permanent collection, the museum hosts major temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
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Exhibition exploring crime in Limburg through personal accounts of former inmates, victims and police officers. What is your boundary?
Exhibition exploring the history and significance of the toko in Limburg, featuring stories from visitors and entrepreneurs across generations.
Exhibition exploring belief and meaning through 35 masterpieces from the Rijksmuseum, paired with six personal perspectives on what sustains us.