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Dutch Museum Saba, Windwardside

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Learn more about Dutch colonial history at Dutch Museum Saba. The small cottage features numerous displays hanging from the ceiling and peeking out from shelves. Examine a book several hundred years old, discover the art of Dutch crochet, and learn more about history of Dutch tiles. The antiques from 150 to 400 years ago provide a unique perspective of the Dutch culture in the Caribbean. Tour guides will strive to make your experience memorable. Plan my Windwardside trip by asking Klarna Trips to come up with tips and suggestions.

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By MelFry123

What great stuff to see! The owner was so informative. He has quite the collection. He spent quite a bit of time explaining his collection. Worth taking the time to see.

What great stuff to see! The owner was so informative. He has quite the collection. He spent quite a bit of time explaining his collection. Worth taking the time to see. more »
By Jean M

It’s like stopping by the neighbor, except this one lives in some kind of small family museum. The project of a passionate who will be happy talking about his universe, Dutch artefacts from the 17th..... more

It’s like stopping by the neighbor, except this one lives in some kind of small family museum. The project of a passionate who will be happy talking about his universe, Dutch artefacts from the 17th..... more »
By SANGLUNG V

This small museum is a piece of art! René the owner knows so much about every detail, the way he explains everything is amazing! we loved the way he tells about the Dutch history. The museum is...

This small museum is a piece of art! René the owner knows so much about every detail, the way he explains everything is amazing! we loved the way he tells about the Dutch history. The museum is... more »

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By Maria Eugenia Bracamonte

Beautiful place, filled many objects with great culture content. I fell in love with this place, The gentleman who gave me the tour and explained me about the antiquities there, is vBeautiful place, filled many objects with great culture content. I fell in love with this place, The gentleman who gave me the tour and explained me about the antiquities there, He is very kind and knows every topic and every part of the museum very well. I recommend you visit this place when you are in Saba.

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By vrevi

Museum appears to be permanently closed. No signs out front. Website is showing "closed".

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By Georg Mussenden

Excellent experience. The museum is actually the home of an endearing retired Dutch gentleman, who guided all throughout his expansive collection. He has a wide plethora of items going back to the 1600s including Bibles and other rare books as well as China porcelain and furniture. We'll worth it!

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By Johan Schaeffer

Original collections by a Dutch senior inhabitant of Saba. The collections do not necessarily have a connection to the island though.

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By JP Colgan

Small but very interesting insight into this delightful island

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