Museum ‘t Kromhout, located in Amsterdam, North Holland, focuses on maritime history, particularly the evolution of marine engines. The museum sits on the historic Kromhout shipyard site and features a collection of working engines from the 20th century, showcasing the transition from sail and steam vessels to modern combustion and electric power. Visitors can enjoy self-guided tours, with a suggested length of around one hour. The museum is only open on Tuesday mornings, offering a tranquil environment for exploration.
The exhibits include a variety of historical marine engines, illustrating Kromhout’s legacy as a significant engine manufacturer. Visitors can appreciate the craftsmanship of these engines and learn about their role in maritime history. The museum also hosts events and lectures that delve deeper into the industrial impact of marine engineering, further enriching the visitor experience.
