Fries Museum

The Frisland Museum, located in the downtown area of Luvarden, is a historic red brick structure blue-yellow windows building, the museum mainly displays the local Frisland history and culture, there are a variety of exquisite handicrafts.

The Fris Museum (Fries Museum) The Fris Museum's new museum is located in the commercial center of Luvarden, a huge square. It is said that the reason why the museum was built here at the time also wanted to make up for the visual space. The museum displays the history, art and culture of Frisland. The pavilion changes from time to time and when we arrive, the second floor exhibition hall is displaying famous paintings. Surprisingly, despite the working day, many elderly people are still visible, and they are especially serious about enjoying it, I have to say that the Netherlands is really an art capital. What attracts us is another layer of illusion art exhibition and space exhibition. Especially in this black and white space, my clothes are also black and white, so it looks like a real black and white photo. Address: Wilhelminaplein 92, 8911 BS, Leeuwarden( View map) Open hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-17:00; Monday off Tickets: 10 euros for adults; 8 euros per person for teams (group of 10 people); 0-3 year old children free; 4-17 5 euros for year-old students or teachers to visit the Princess Porcelain Museum (Princessehof Museum of Ceramics (Keramiekmuseum Princessehof)) with tickets to enjoy 2.5 euro discount

The Fries Museum is a great place to stand out in the fierce competition with the Louvre, the British Museum, the Pompidou Museum and other world-class museums, winning the award for the "Best Modern Impressionist Personal Art Exhibition"! This low-key museum in the north of the Netherlands with its unique vision and art position, through the exhibition of paintings, his paintings are gorgeous and romantic. I will not release the paintings of Alma-Tadema, you can see them in Baidu. Years ago, I also enjoyed his work at the Guangzhou Museum. As soon as the progress museum fell into the sea of flowers, it seemed that I could smell a faint fragrance of flowers through the oil canvas. I was very impressed. I have seen many oil painting exhibitions over the years, and Alma-Tadema's paintings are still recognized at a glance. We arrived at this time to show the paintings of the Dutch Golden Age (about 17th century) by the painter Sascia and his wife, who lived in FrieSLAND, Frisland, reflecting the scene of marriage life at that time. Also on display are works by another contemporary artist. It is said that this exhibition is very popular in the local area. Address: Fries Museum Wilhelminaplein 92, 8911 BS, Leeuwarden Ticket: 10 euros/person