If you like ancient art and ancient civilisations you have to visite this museum.
TRAVEL FACT: This horror tour simulates historical dark and bleak times with live actors and special effects.It ends with a roller coaster raging through a real 13th century church.
If you go late (about 1 hr before closing) you can get in for half price, if you don't mind rushing around the exhibits
TRAVEL FACT: See the original diary of Anne Frank in the house where she and her family hid from the Nazis.
Leuke spot om even naar binnen te lopen voor actuele exposities of informatie over Amsterdamse architectuur - groeten aan Marc!
A fun 20 minute visual ride through space. Not narrated in English but you really don't need to understand what is being said to enjoy it.
Thank you for supporting breast cancer awareness! Did you know that the Beurs van Berlage originally served as the national stock exchange? It is now used for beautiful exhibitions and Gala dinners.
Surprisingly good - very little about bibles but lots of historical religious artefacts, especially Egyptian relics
Worth a visit just to see how it makes you feel to look death/art/life in the face. Might change your worldview provided you are willing too pay 20E...
Een van de best bewaarde schatten van Amsterdam. Hou www.castrumperegrini.org in de gaten voor openstelling
The 'museum' is just one room downstairs. Don't bother with it, but do eat all the free samples and spend your money in the shop as the cheese is amazing. Smoked goat's cheese is unbeatable.
Have fun looking at pictures at FOAM. Rest your feet with a cappuccino in the café afterwards and pick one of the many photo magazines to leaf through.
the entrance ticket includes two free glasses of Heineken beer, plus one or two in the middle of the experience
Very nice old, nostalgic drugstore with even a small museum en friendly people. Must see !
Pay extra attention on detail and colour of the paintings with King Willem II and his wife Anna Paulowna. Visit Cafe Restaurant Neva at the first (1) floor afterwards.
Amsterdam Light Festival - 'Illuminade' - 'The City of My Dreams' by OCUBO (Carole Purnelle/Nuno Maya), Portugal Read more.
Beladen, historisch zeer belangrijke plek. Laat een donatie achter en toon je respect voor deze plek in de stad.
Not very big, 7euros entrance. might be better in the spring but worth a visit. They have a butterfly house, a palm tree green house and a tropical plant section. Very relaxing
lekker relaxed als het mooi weer is, rustige plek, wel buiten het centrum (deze is niet die bij het waterlooplein!)
Great start of a night. Do the tour, touch and smell. End up in the Mirror Bar, drinking a Holland House http://bit.ly/bolshh Read more.
Great amount of art magazines and the best machine-coffee I've tried in the basement. And don't forget their nice garden.
I love the Children's Museum at the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam Read more.
This is cat ladies and cat lovers only. Its also great if you want to see an interior of a decadent Herengracht canal house. They have 4 live cats roaming around the place too!
Very small exhibition, but takes an hour just to look everything through. Everything is very interactive and most important - in English
Wist je dat de Molen van Sloten een nog functionerende poldermolen is, de enige voor het publiek toegankelijke molen in Amsterdam is en een lift bezit zodat iedereen op de stelling kan komen? Read more.
Information on the Dutch author Multatuli (1820-1887), writer of the famous novel Max Havelaar (1860). Read more.
Als je even de groene kant van Amsterdam en omgeving wilt zien. Fijn zondagmiddag vermaak.
"At the very top of the building, NEMO’s most visible attraction soars above the quay: a terraced roof free to enter and free for lounging. " - Amsterdam Magazine Read more.
Beautiful deconsecrated church, now exhibition space & home of coronations - be sure to visit the 'Friends of Nieuwe Kerk' desk for a friendly and helpful welcome!
A hidden gem! A fascinating story and very special place. Even though it's being renovated, it's still a fantastic experience. The audio guide is excellent!
Very small, but awesome museum, with the best collection of mechanical pianos I have ever seen!
Beautiful building which has remained in its original setup since 1675 when it opened. Come to enjoy one of the invigorating services through out the year.
Not that much to see, but you will see the red light district and its sex workers with a different mind. The best part is the wall with real confessions by visitors.
Loved the tour of the house and museum. One of the highlights of our time in Amsterdam.
TRAVEL FACT: This museum houses a large collection of works from the Dutch Golden Age. Must-sees are Rembrandt's Night Watch and Vermeer's Milkmaid.
A treat to find in the middle of one of the world's busiest airports - and free admission to boot! Small, but enough to tease your interest into returning one day to see the full Rijksmuseum.
Take the tour! At every hour, with one of the enthousiastic guides, who tell you a lot more than just about the building.
Try The Scene Machine Live, right behind the book store. It's a new way of browsing audiovisual materials.
"The collection enters the 20th century on the second floor. It’s here that handbags reach new levels of whimsy" Read more.
The museum is in a very nice neighbourhood called the Jordaan. The Jordaan is like a smalle village in the city with lovely cafes and restaurants.For more information about the museum and jordaan Read more.
"Because of the dark and cramped spaces, you are better off visiting on a quiet day, when the groups are smaller." Read more.
"Highlights include a riotous Filipino jeepney and a thoughtful history of the Dutch in Indonesia, from the spice trade to independence. " -Museum Check Read more.
Very unique dead and funeral museum. Information on website only in Dutch. Read more.
Het Van Eesterenmuseum is ontstaan uit de wisselwerking tussen lokale politiek, woningcorporaties en bewoners. Toen aan het begin van deze eeuw de omvangrijke stedelijke vernieuwing van de ...
Friday nights: the museum is open until 22:00 every Friday night. Join in for a guided tour, enjoy the music and art or just meet friends and relax Read more.
The Dutch Resistance Museum tells the story of the Dutch people in Word War II. Read more.
In the museum the story is told of Abraham Willet (1825-1888) and his wife Louisa Willet-Holthuysen (1824-1895 Read more.
