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Europe's Largest Apple Museum Opens Its Doors
9 Apr
Summary
- The Apple Museum in Utrecht is Europe's largest dedicated to the tech giant.
- Exhibits include a wall of colorful iMac G3s and a replica of Steve Jobs' garage.
- Visitors can engage with interactive displays, like filming an iPod commercial.
The largest Apple museum in Europe recently opened in Utrecht, Netherlands, on April 2. This new attraction is dedicated to the history and innovation of Apple Inc., coinciding with the company's 50th anniversary.
The museum offers a comprehensive look at Apple's evolution, featuring distinct zones. Highlights include a striking wall composed of hundreds of colorful iMac G3 computers and a replica of the garage where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded the company. Visitors can explore early Apple I and Apple II computers and trace the development of macOS interfaces.
Interactive experiences are also a key part of the visit. Guests have the opportunity to recreate iconic iPod commercials or play the classic Oregon Trail game on an Apple II computer. These engaging exhibits have garnered positive feedback from attendees.
Founded by Ed Bindels and managed by numerous volunteers, the Apple Museum spans 2,000 square meters. Bindels emphasizes Apple's foundational role in technological advancement, noting how early innovations have shaped the future. The museum is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, except Tuesdays, with admission priced at €21.50 for adults.
