Beeld & Geluid in Hilversum is the Dutch national media museum, covering the history of radio, television, film and games. The building itself is hard to miss: its facade is clad in colourful panels depicting iconic Dutch TV images, designed by Neutelings Riedijk Architects. Inside, the collection spans decades of broadcasting history, from the earliest radio transmissions to today's streaming era.
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Exhibition showcasing highlights from the nationwide roadshows 'Heel Holland Zoekt', including the original sword from Floris. A look at hidden media history marking 75 years of Dutch television.
Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid showcases a pop-up exhibition about the popular Dutch television programme Heel Holland Zoekt.
An interactive exhibition of 75 working television sets spanning different decades, each showcasing the shared moments that shaped Dutch television history.
The Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid celebrates 75 years of Dutch television with an interactive exhibition showcasing highlights from the medium's history.
Guided tour through the Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid exploring the history of Dutch media and television.
A guided tour of the depot at Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid, where you explore the museum's behind-the-scenes collection.
Guided tour of the Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid exploring the history of Dutch radio and television with a behind-the-scenes look at the building.
Visit the Media Museum Beeld & Geluid in Hilversum for free and explore the history of media and television.
A documentary portrait of Henriëtte Henriquez Pimentel, exploring her life and legacy in Dutch cultural history.
An exhibition exploring the visual culture of East Germany, from propaganda and design to everyday life in the DDR.
The Beeld & Geluid museum in Hilversum showcases an exhibition dedicated to the original Mol Books, beloved classics of Dutch children's literature.