National Flax and Sugar Museum - Klundert

The western corner of North Brabant was traditionally known for the production of linen, made from flax; but also for the production of sugar. At the Nationaal Vlasserij-Suikermuseum in Klundert, you will learn all about this rich history and how these crafts shaped the region.

Step into the world of flax and discover how this primeval plant was processed into linen, a centuries-old craft mastered by generations of Brabant weavers. From sowing and harvesting to spinning and weaving - you will see the whole process up close. You will also learn about the flourishing sugar industry that played an important role in the region for a long time. The museum explains how sugar beets were processed into sugar and what impact this industry had on employment and the economy.

With interactive exhibitions, authentic tools and fascinating stories of the past, the National Flax & Sugar Museum is a fascinating destination for young and old. Whether you are a lover of history, regional culture or just curious about how your sugar and linen are made - here the past comes alive!