The Zandvoorts Museum documents the history of the North Holland seaside town of Zandvoort, tracing its transformation from fishing village to popular beach resort. The permanent collection features photographs, objects and stories about the beach, the lifeguard service and the Formula 1 races at Circuit Zandvoort. The museum also hosts rotating exhibitions on local themes.
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Marianne Lammersen's commissioned sculpture explores the contrast between Zandvoort's Belle Époque heritage and its post-war rebuilding.
Exhibition exploring Zandvoort's women through historical perspectives and contemporary portraits by photographer Ursula van de Bunte.
Exhibition exploring how the construction of a road two centuries ago turned Zandvoort from a fishing village into a thriving beach destination.
A selection of works from Amsterdam Museum's collection is on temporary display at Zandvoorts Museum, including a detailed 1863 painting of the village church by Cornelis Springer.