Kessels Museum — Attraction in Tilburg

Kessels Museum is not far from Tilburg train station. It's not too big museum, quite small but not too small. Entry cost 10 euro for adults , 5 euro for kids (not older than 12) and free for kids below 3 years. We had Museum card so it's free for us. - No need to book in advanced.

Museum has 3 floor, ground floor is also cafe. Exhibition for history etc. upstairs are lots of music instruments they made ,to show and explain how it's work. Also has workplace for volunteer to show how to fix or make instruments etc. When we were there, very nice gentleman (volunteer staff) is so kind, he's show and explain how things works , we are really appreciated. Thank you very much.

On top floor, there are plenty of music instruments that you allow to play with! Drum set, guitar, saxophone, small piano and many more. you and touch anything and of course you can play them, even you don't know how but it's fun to try. Not so many chance we had opportunity to try them so it's so fun and noisy there!

It's fine, small museum in Tilburg. Good to go with...

An unexpected place. It's a brand new establishment that makes kids happy. The exposition about a lesser known Kessels musical instrumet manufacturer ends with a room full of real musical instruments of all kinds your kids can touch and play. I don't know how they are going to keep it alive, but as long as it remains like that, it's well worth a visit. Personally, I enjoyed being able to touch a range of piano-like instruments. Pretty amazing! And a very nice guide too! Little advice: If you come by car, ask them if you can park in their backyard. And do not try parking in the street in front of the museum: as of 09/2022, it's 16.5 euros ('cause it's a...

Amazing place. People are so friendly as well.

Second floor there are display of classic music equipments. Also a workshop where skill people are repairing/maintaining the music equipments.

On the third floor there are many different types of music equipments to try, including some very unusual ones from minor nations around the world. There is not many place that one has such opportunities. Although better to avoid overexcited kids playing the drams or Gong as that could be crazily loud.

A place worthy visiting again and again if I...