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Dutch Cheese Museum

On March 6, 2014, King Willem Alexander opened the completely redesigned museum in the Waag building on Waagplein in Alkmaar.

Through historical utensils and audiovisual resources, the museum shows the history of the preparation of cheese and dairy products. In addition to the development of cheese making, life in the countryside is also depicted. Particularly by using audiovisual options, it has become much more of a 'do-museum', which also makes it more attractive for children.

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client: Dutch Cheese Museum

design: Text & Explanation

location: Alkmaar

realization: 2014

status: permanent

photography: Kay Kloosterboer

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