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Biblical Museum, Amsterdam




Biblical Museum, Amsterdam is on Heregracht. This is a perfect place to know about all the legends and parables that are mentioned in the Holy Bible. This structure is just beside the Heregracht canal. This museum was an idea of Rev Leendert Schouten. He started the museum in the year 1851 with the exhibition of his own collection. If you want to know about the Book and all its characters more closely then the Biblical Museum, Amsterdam is the place that you should visit.

The Biblical Museum, Amsterdam is spread over two houses. These houses were constructed in the year 1662. The person who took the initiative to design these buildings was a merchant by profession. His name was Jacob Cromhout. The architect of this structure, on the other hand, was Philips Vingbons. He was one of the famous architects in those days.

This is, in fact, one of the most interesting tourist attractions in Amsterdam. The Biblical Museum, Amsterdam is so vast that it may not be easy to explore it completely in one day. As soon as the travelers come here they will find a depiction of various mythological characters and images on the ceiling. This is the ceiling of the main hall. The paintings give the museum a kind of ambiance that is compatible with its overall appearance. The paintings were done in the year 1717 by a Dutch painter Jacob de Wit.

The Biblical Museum, Amsterdam has a wide collection of Bibles. They are written in various languages and have different publication dates. You will be able to take a look at the Bible that was printed, for the first time, in the Low Countries in 1477 and the Bible that was translated first time in Dutch. You will appreciate the first edition of this Dutch translation. This translation goes back to the year 1637.

Biblical Museum, Amsterdam is, therefore, one of the must-visit attractions in Amsterdam. This place of sightseeing in Amsterdam is also unique due to its collections. You will enjoy every moment that you spend here.

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