Places with audio guides - Netherlands

A monumental arch bridge across the Waal in Nijmegen, opened in 1936. For a long time, it was the longest arch bridge in Europe.

A museum in Den Helder dedicated to the history of the Dutch maritime rescue service, with historic lifeboats, models, and simulators.

The work of Dutch artist Saske van der Eerden showcases her approach to public space, sculpture, and playful objects in an urban setting.

The museum of church art in the Basilica of Saint Servatius in Maastricht preserves outstanding medieval goldsmiths' work, relics, and textiles.

A historic castle near Beek en Donk, with a gate dating from around 1500, a moat, and a long connection to the de Jong van Beek en Donk family.

A bunker museum on the island of Schiermonnikoog brings wartime history, defensive structures, and everyday life under occupation closer to visitors.

The interactive simulator at the Utrecht Railway Museum combines railway history, steampunk scenography, and a 4D ride.

One of the three windmills on the ramparts of Heusden, restored in 1972 from parts of an old mill from Lommel.