Melodic Journeys Await at Museum Speelklok

Enter a vibrant world where musical history comes alive. Did you know that self-playing instruments date back to the 16th century in the Netherlands?

Founded in the 1950s by music enthusiasts, Museum Speelklok resides in a repurposed church and exhibits a rich array of self-playing musical instruments from church carillons to street organs. Unique features include the renowned street organ named Arabier and the Violina. The museum's architecture adds to the charm, transforming an old church into a music haven.

Musical Highlights

• 🎶 Spectacular restorations of historical instruments.
• 🔔 Live demonstrations of the street organ every hour.
• 🕰️ Access to the restoration workshop on specific dates.

Accessibility is reasonable; entry is paid, but discounted tickets to combine with Domtoren are available. This museum is perfect for families, tourists, and music historians alike.