The Siebold House
Leiden
The Siebold House is located in a historic building and houses an impressive collection of Japanese art and culture. The museum is named after Philipp Franz von Siebold, a German physician who lived in Japan in the 19th century. Here you will find ceramics, paintings, and other art objects that illustrate the bond between the Netherlands and Japan.
A unique collection
The Siebold House offers a fascinating insight into Japanese culture and history. During an Escape Tour Leiden, you will pass right by this unique museum. The tour is an exciting way to explore the city while solving puzzles and completing assignments.Go on an adventure in Leiden
Are you ready for a challenge? Join an Escape Tour Leiden! You will search for the secret exit of the city within 2 hours. Work together in teams of 2-4 people and answer questions to collect hints. Don't forget that you will pass right by the Siebold House during the tour. If your team is the first to find the exit, it will be featured on the Wall of Fame!Want to see more of Leiden?
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