In this article, I present Amsterdam casinosto take advantage of your stay and hit the jackpot!

Here you'll find

• An overview of Amsterdam's top casinos
• How to get there
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, reservations
• What you need to know about casinos in Amsterdam
• And much more!

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Casino Amsterdam: my top 3 places to play and bet in the capital

Fans of poker, roulette and other slot machines can take advantage of their visit to Amsterdam to go to one of the capital's casinos. There are 15 of them, run by a handful of local chains, and here are my 3 favorites.

Holland Casino Amsterdam in the center, No. 1

• Address: Max Euweplein 62, 1017 MB Amsterdam
• Opening hours: midnight to 3 a.m., daily
• Transport: on foot or by bike / with tramway lines 1, 2 and 12 / via buses 305, 347, 357 and 397

Holland Casino presentation

Located in the heart Amsterdam city centerthe Holland Casino is a veritable institution in the city. The company manages 14 casinos throughout the country, and this one is N°1in terms of atmosphere and visitor numbers.

Most of the games popular with gamblers - from blackjack and poker to roulette and slot machines - are on offer, and you can play them at your leisure. a pleasant nightIt's a great place to play, dine and even dance at weekends. The casino has a restaurant and organizes Dj Sets on weekends.

Admission costs 5 euros for a first visit, and free for all other visits. All you need to enter this noisy, addictive world is to be over 18 and properly dressed!

Jack Casino Amsterdam, a choice alternative

• Address: Korte Leidsedwarstraat 38-42, 1017 RC Amsterdam
• Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to midnight / Sunday, 1 p.m. to midnight
• Transportation: on foot or by bike / via streetcars 1, 2, 7 and 12 / with buses 305, 347, 357 and 397.

Jack Casino presentation

Smaller than its neighbor shown above, Jack Casino is nonetheless a superb place to play. Part of a chain of 26 casinos throughout the Netherlands, it offers distinguished service. There are more locals than tourists, for a more intimate atmosphere.

In terms of games, it's classic, but nothing is forgotten. It's a bit like being in Las Vegas or in a Scorsese film The atmosphere is so well cared for that it makes for an excellent evening. It's possible to nibble and sip excellent cocktails while playing.

To enter, it's freeBut you must be over 18 and wear appropriate clothing.

Casino City, on the outskirts of the Red Light District

• Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 35A, 1012 DA Amsterdam
• Opening hours: Daily, 10 a.m. to midnight
• Transportation: on foot or by bike / metro lines 51, 53 and 54 to Nieuwmarkt stop

Introducing Casino City du Quartier rouge

Casino City is part of a subsidiary with 5 casinos in Amsterdam alone. This one, located in the heart of Quartier Rougeis particularly pleasant, with its slot machines and electronic roulette tables.

The atmosphere is one of relaxation and fun. less stuffy than in other establishments, but the experience is less impressive. However, if you're simply looking for an evening's entertainment, the Red Light District's Casino City will do just fine!

The entrance is free of charge, but reserved for those over 21.

A casino at Amsterdam Airport?

Installing a casino in an airport is an excellent idea, to keep travelers busy while they wait for their flights. That's exactly what the Holland Casino chain has done at Amsterdam airport...before to close it ! No more casino at Schiphol airport!

It was relatively small anyway, offering only a few slot machines and blackjack tables. However, it was a hobby especially in the event of a flight delay...!

Casino Amsterdam: rules and practical information

Here's some practical and useful information to help you enjoy the Casino experience in Amsterdam!

Who can play in Amsterdam casinos?

The law requires entry and exit checks a minimum age of 18 to visit a casino. In some establishments, the minimum age is 21.

What to bring for an evening at the casino 

The first thing to consider is your passport ! For age checks, but also so that staff can check that you're not banned from entering a casino. The Netherlands doesn't mess around with that!

Next, be sure to well-dressed, because you could be turned away at the entrance to the biggest casinos. No headgear is worn, and it's forbidden to enter while intoxicated or under the influence of any narcotic substance.

Finally, keep in mind that photos and videos are not allowed in Amsterdam casinos!

What to do around the Amsterdam casinos?

The casinos I've chosen for you are very close to many of the city's major activities. Before spending the night in one of these establishments, you can discover :

• Visit Amsterdam coffeeshopthat swarm in the vicinity
• Visit Local Chinatownwith its exotic storefronts and pretty lacquered ducks just waiting to be eaten!
• Several Amsterdam museumsas the Museum of Eroticism or the nearby Cannabis Museum.
• The fascinating exhibition Body Worlds with plastinated bodies!

In this article, I present Amsterdam's best brunchesto make the most of your stay!

Here you'll find

• A selection of 10 quality brunches in Amsterdam
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, addresses
• And much more!

If you're looking for information on brunch in Amsterdam, you'll love this article.

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Kaap & Tein

Presentation

This restaurant, which I consider to be the best in Amsterdam, also has an equally excellent brunch section at lunchtime.

Lunch menu includes Dutch specialties with different types of sausages, meatballs, croquettes and deli and cheese dishes.

You can also choose from a variety of soups and salads, sandwiches, wraps and a incredible apple pie 🙂

And here's the feedback from 2 travelers who went to Kaap & Tein 🙂

Well-placed, charming restaurant, 2 atmospheres. Beautiful terrace. The 2-tone interior is top-notch.
Even when overbooked, the waiter remains helpful, friendly and welcoming.
Much appreciated moment. (But don't let people play the piano when they can't play 😉 )
Thanks for the dinner break.

Marc

Very good restaurant, tasty food with Amsterdam specialties for a very reasonable price.
A great place to eat in the heart of Amsterdam

Clément

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Greenwoods Singel

• Address: Singel 103, 1012 VG Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Price: between 6 and 18 euros

Introducing Greenwoods Singel

For a brunch that's as hearty as it is tasty, thanks to homemade dishesI highly recommend a stopover at the Greenwoods Singel!

Given the small size of the establishment and its popularity, expect to wait a little (between 15 and 30 minutes), but it's well worth it. You'll enjoy full dishes in the style of the breakfasts or more specific preparations for the less hungry.

The service is particularly pleasant and more than fair prices. An excellent address for a brunch on the banks of the Singel Canal, just a stone's throw from the Red light district.

The Breakfast Club

• Address: Wibautstraat 56, 1091 GN Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Price: 15/20 euros/person

Introducing the Breakfast Club Amsterdam

The Breakfast Club Amsterdam has 5 locations in the capital, all outside the city center. This one is in the southwest, about 20 minutes from the city centre. Amsterdam Zoo.

This brunch is famous in Amsterdam for its delicious pancakes and its London and New York-style dishes. The perfect way to fill up on calories before a stroll through the nearby Oosterpark!

Gartine

• Address: Taksteeg 7, 1012 PB Amsterdam
• Opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9.30am to 4pm / until 5pm on weekends
• Price: approx. 20 euros/person

Introducing Brunch Gartine

Gartine offers brunch very freshWith a wide choice of fruit and vegetable dishes. For vegetarians, this is one of the best choices, with a very appropriate menu.

Everything is prepared on site, and there are good croissants and very good eggs Bénédicte. Which you can pair with good coffees or the excellent teas on offer. Note that Gartine Brunch is associated with the Slow FoodIt's all about taking your time and enjoying good food. That says it all!

PIQNIQ

• Address: Lindengracht 59 hs, 1015 KC Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily (closed Wednesdays) 9am-4pm / until 5pm on Saturdays
• Price: 10/ 15 euros per person

Introducing PIQNIQ

PIQNIQ, a brunch restaurant located in the west of Amsterdam city center, offers healthy, tasty food in a relaxed atmosphere. a very pleasant setting. You can enjoy a variety of sandwiches, quality pastries, good quiches and a mushroom soup that's not to be missed!

The idea is to have a real picnic in the restaurant, choosing two or three small dishes from the menu. A cool conceptserved by a smiling staff. It's great! A special mention for the double cappuccino, which will delight even the most demanding gourmets.

Scandinavian Embassy

• Address: Sarphatipark 34, 1072 PB Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Price: Less than 15 euros/person

Presentation of Scandinavian Embassy

Scandinavian Embassy offers a peaceful setting for brunch lovers, who would like to discover the flavours of northern Europe. This bakery offers excellent pastries, a carrot cake to die for and a full range of dishes (salads, toast, poached salmon and eggs, etc.) for those with a sweet tooth.

The specialty of this Amsterdam brunch, however, remains the coffeewith drinks decorated by specialists in Art Latte, the art of drawing on foam. It's beautiful, it's good, so it's an excellent choice!

Dignita Vondelpark

• Address: Koninginneweg 218 HS, 1075 EL Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Price: 15/20 euros for a full menu

Introducing Dignita Vondelpark

The Dignita Vondelpark is just a few steps from the famous VondelparkIt's a great place to stroll or cycle. An activity you can take part in after enjoying a delicious brunch in this establishment!

On the one hand, you can enjoy succulent homemade pancakestasty avocado toast or delicious eggs Benedict; and we're also doing a good deed, because this brunch is part of a NGO which fights human trafficking and donates part of its profits to the association. Or how to combine business with pleasure!

Staring at Jacob

• Address: Jacob Van Lennepkade 215, 1054 ZP Amsterdam
• Opening hours: daily, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Price: 20 euros / person

Introducing Staring at Jacob

For those who love eat a lotIf you're looking for the best quality ingredients, there's only one place to go: Staring at Jacob. This Amsterdam brunch spot offers an amazing fried chicken (Japanese Karaage style) served with waffles and scrambled eggs, which sets the tone!

The good and moosey at the same timeThe restaurant is particularly well decorated, with a terrace where you can enjoy the view of the canal. For an American-style brunch during your stay in AmsterdamIt's a very good address!

Toastable Koningsplein

• Address: Singel 441 Koningsplein, 1012 WP Amsterdam
• Opening hours : Every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Price from 6 to 12 euros

Introducing Toastable Koningsplein

I mentioned the Toastable Koningsplein in my article on Amsterdam's best restaurants which fully deserves its place among the city's best brunches. The specialty of this local chain, is the toast. A wide variety of hot sandwiches can be enjoyed, from vegetarian Kimchi to the classic ham and cheese, as well as more imposing preparations such as the tomato/mozza sandwich with its three layers of bread.

Add to this very good smoothiesand brownies that will melt the hearts of chocolate lovers, for an experience that will put you in a good mood early in the morning!

Miss G's Brunch Boat

• Address: Keizersgracht 198, 1016 DW Amsterdam
• Opening hours: Saturday and Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• Price: from 46.50 euros to 63.50 euros / person

Introducing Miss G's Brunch Boat

You want to live an extraordinary experience during your stay in Amsterdam? Why not opt for a canal cruiseHow about enjoying your brunch on the city's waters? That's the innovative concept behind Miss G's Brunch!

Two menus are available (with or without unlimited drinks) and if the brunch isn't the most copious in Amsterdam, the quality is top-notch and you can eat your waffles topped with crispy chicken or your poached eggs and muffins, contemplating the capital's prettiest facades.

To top it all off, there's a wide choice of cocktails, and the bartenders know what they're doing! A major plus for an unusual activity starting just a few hundred meters from Anne Franck House.

In this article, I present This is Hollanda 5D flight simulator for a breathtaking experience!

Here you'll find

• A presentation of the This is Holland activity
• How it unfolds
• What the ticket includes
• How to get there
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, reservations
• What you can see in the area
• And much more!
• If you're looking for information about This is Holland, you'll love this article.

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For those of you in a hurry: if you intend to take part in this activity, this Ticket saves time and money. Reservations are mandatory!
-> Click here to book your ticket for This is Holland.

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This is Holland: a sensory experience to discover the Netherlands in a different way

During your stay in Amsterdamyou may have the opportunity to take a few excursions outside the city (with I Amsterdam Card), to take part in a cruise to discover the canals and browse in the parks for a taste of the local flora and fauna.

But impossible to discover the whole country on a short stay! And there's the perfect solution: This is Holland !

Introducing This Is Holland

This is a flight simulator which allows you to visit the Netherlands, to familiarize yourself with its culture and traditions, for a sensational experience.

The idea is to take you across the country, from the skyA 5D flight simulator that combines images, sounds, seat movements, smells and wind sensations, for total immersion.

Sitting comfortably in their seats, participants (young and old alike) will think they're birds as they fly over the sky. Amsterdam canalsover tulip fields and windmills, skimming the Wadden Sea and almost touching Dutch soil.

The business offers a real change of sceneryA trip within a trip, with a complete activity not limited to the flying experience. Let me explain!

What does the ticket for This is Holland include?

With your ticket, you get your entrance for the flight simulator, but also access to all the shows on offer.

The site is designed to be both educational and fun, and the visit is divided into 3 stages:

• The show A land under the searevisits the history and foundation of the Netherlands, and the constraints faced by its inhabitants. A bird's eye view of the country's windmills and dikes.
• Visit the country on a Flying in a planewhich will take you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in the Netherlands. Learn more about the geography of this beautiful country!
• 5D FlightThis is Holland, the heart of the attraction, for 10 minutes of total immersion! This is Holland has obtained permission from the government and Unesco to capture the rarest and most awe-inspiring images, and bring them to the audience.

The various rooms include information to help you learn more. The installation itself uses state-of-the-art technology to offer visitors an unforgettable show.

If you like unusual activitiesand particularly successful, don't miss this one!

Good to know For other fun and memorable activities, I also recommend Body World (the exhibition with the cut-out bodies!), The Upside Down Amsterdam or even the Fabrique des lumières !

How do I get to This is Holland in Amsterdam?

The experiment can be found at the following address: Overhoeksplein 51, 1031 KS, Amsterdam

It's in the North zone of the city, which you can easily reach with this solution:

• Take the ferry from Amsterdam Central Station to stop Buiksloterweg (4 min approx.). Then all you have to do is walk for about 5 minutes! And it's free!

This is Holland: prices, opening times and practical information

Here's what you need to know to enjoy this experience with ease!

Price and booking

• Adult ticket (over 13): 23 euros
• Children's ticket (4 to 12 years): 19 euros
• Children under 4 are not allowed

You'll need to book online to get a place, as they're all snapped up due to the attraction's popularity. You choose the date and time of your visit, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.

You'll receive your tickets immediately on your mobile devices, so all you have to do is present them at the entrance.

 

Opening hours

The site is open every day from 10 am to 6/7 pm depending on the period.

Allow around 1 hour for the complete experience, including shows and flight! Please arrive at least 5 minutes before the start of your reservation.

Practical information

Please note that most information is provided in English and/or Dutch. It's a good idea to have some basic knowledge of the language, to get the most out of your visit.

What to see and do in the area?

To recover from your emotions this atypical experienceYou can visit some very nice places in this northern part of Amsterdam. Here are my suggestions:

• Enjoy the panoramic view from the A'Dam Lookoutfor superb photos or a meal in the sky!
• Discover the Straat Museumdedicated to International Street Artfor one of Europe's finest museums of its kind
• A trip to the flea market IJ-hallenheld every Saturday until about 4:30 p.m.
• Take a stroll along the ancient NDSM Dockswhere some of the world's most imposing ships were built!

 

In this article, I present Stedelijk MuseumAmsterdam's stronghold of modern art and design!

Here you'll find

• A presentation by the Stedelijk Museum
• What you can see inside the building
• How to get there
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, reservations
• What you can see in the area
• And much more!

If you're looking for information about the Stedelijk Museum, you'll love this article.

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For those of you in a hurry: if you plan to visit this museum, this Ticket saves time and money. You can book online!
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Stedelijk Museum: Amsterdam's temple of modern, contemporary art and design

Amsterdam is a rich capital into a museum and art lovers will be able to discover different facets of painting, sculpture and design, across a wide range of eras and styles. There's only one place to go if you want to learn more about the latest art forms: Stedelijk Museum !

Presentation of the Stedelijk Museum 

The Stedelijk Museum is a foundation for modern and contemporary artfounded in 1874 by art lovers and collectors who wished to pool their holdings and make them accessible to the general public.

Today, the museum boasts one of the world's most important collections of modern and contemporary art. You'll come across works by artists from around the worldwith such famous names as Van Gogh, Cézanne, Andy Warhol, Kandinsky, Matisse, Yayoi Kusama and Marlène Dumas.

It's a great way to discover what's going on in the art world today, and to get to grips with new issues. current themesto discover the talents of today, and not be content with the treasures of the past!

Facts and figures

• You will see works from most of the artistic movements of the 20th century. 20th and 21st centuries
• There are more than 90,000 items in the collection of the Stedelijk Museum
• In 1967, the first temporary exhibition was Nanas in power by Niki de Saint Phalle!
• The museum covers an area of approximately 10 000 m²
• There are almost1 million visitors every year

What can you see at the Stedelijk Museum?

This superb museum is divided into different zones, between classic exhibitions and regularly changing temporary exhibits. You'll find

• A collection dedicated to modern artwith works from the 1860s to the 1950s, featuring over 300 pieces by artists such as De Stijl, CoBrA and Malevich. Topics covered include Women in Art and the relationship between art and social developments.
• The section on contemporary art, Tommorow is a different daywith works dating back to 1980. It's an opportunity to grasp the innovations of the most recent movements dealing with themes such as globalization, digitalization and migration. You'll see artists such as Jeff Koons, Peter Mertens, Anna Uddenberg and Yulia Tsvetkova, among dozens of others.

In addition to these two permanent zones, temporary exhibitions occupy 3 areas of the Stedelijk Museum. In 2023, the following 3 themes will take center stage:

• When Things are BeingsThis 13-room exhibition evokes the power of objects in art. 24 projects by artists and designers (including James Beckett, Sebastian Koudijzer, Wendy Owusu and Magali Reus) are featured.
• The exhibition Bad Colors Combos by Yto Barrada, using film, photos and textiles, to plunge into the world of this French-Moroccan artist.
• The exhibition Youth by Anne Imhof, a versatile German visual artist whose works are inspired by a nihilistic vision of the world.

The Stedelijk regularly modifies its exhibitions, and each new visit is an opportunity to discover the latest trends and craziest works in contemporary art.

For the more curious open up to new horizonsIt's a must-see!

Good to know To organize your visit, please refer to the museum map !

How do I get to the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum is located at the following address: Museumplein 10, 1071 DJ Amsterdam

It's right in the center of town, a stone's throw from the city's other best-known museums (hence the name Museum Plain !), and you can reach the area easily via :

• Streetcar(lines 2, 5 and 12), getting off at the Rijksmuseum, Hobbemastraat or Concertgebouw
• Metroline 52, Zuid stop, then 10 minutes on foot
• By bus, routes 288 and 397
• By car, as several paid parking lots are available

Good to know If you're planning to take public transport in Amsterdam, consider the I Amsterdam City CardThis makes it easy to take unlimited streetcars, buses and subways.

Stedelijk Museum: prices, opening hours and practical information

Here's what you need to know about this activity!

Rates and booking

• Adult ticket (19+): 22.50 euros
• Free for 0-18 year olds!

The ticket entitles you to admission to the museum and to an audio guideto make sure you don't miss a thing during your visit!

By booking online, you're sure to have room on the big day! You'll receive your tickets instantly on your mobile devices, and simply present them at the entrance to start your tour.

Opening hours

The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m..

You can easily spend several hours in the Stedelijk Museum, depending on your interests.

Practical information

From free lockers are available for your bulky items.

Activities children's specials are planned, including a treasure hunt and an audio guide dedicated to the youngest visitors.

What to see and do in the area?

Thanks to its central location, the museum offers easy access to other famous cultural sites such as :

• The unmissable Rijksmuseumdedicated to national artwith some of the country's most important works and a collection of over 1 million pieces!
• Visit Van Gogh museumdedicated to the country's most famous painter
• Visit Moco Museumwhich features a superb exhibition of works by Banksy and a vast choice of contemporary, committed artists, for a different kind of artistic experience!

 

In this article, I present A'dam lookoutThe best spot for a panoramic view of Amsterdam.

Here you'll find

• A presentation of the A'dam lookout
• What you can see and do during this activity
• How to get there
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, reservations
• What you can see in the area
• And much more!

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A'dam lookout: a tower for a panoramic view of Amsterdam

Discover a city from its heights is always a striking experience, but unlike capitals such as Lisbon, Paris or Rome, Amsterdam is a flat, hilly city. With the A'dam lookout!

This tower offers a panoramic view on the capital of the Netherlands and several sensational experiences to enjoy at altitude.

Introducing the A'dam lookout 

The A'dam lookout is a tower built in 1971 and owned by the Royal Dutch Shell oil company. After extensive renovation work, the 22 floors reopened its doors in 2016 and is now the best view on Amsterdam.

What to observe canalsto see the layout of the city's neighbourhoods so you can easily find your way around on your trip. visit Amsterdam !

Not only will you be able to enjoy 360° view the city, but also take part in several sensational activities: suspended swing, RV experience, panoramic bar, etc. Find out more in this article!

Facts and figures

• The tower measures 100 meters high
• You'll reach the summit in just 20 secondsvia an elevator with sound and light effects
• The building is 28^e/30 in the ranking of Amsterdam's tallest buildings

What can you see and do at A'dam lookout?  

In addition to the superb views of Amsterdam, the A'dam lookout offers a variety of experiences for visitors.

Europe's highest swing

For thrill-seekers who don't mind heights, the Amsterdam hanging swingat a height of 100 metres facing the voidwill be an unforgettable experience.

Take a seat in one of the 6 available seats, swinging above the void and enjoying the view despite the adrenaline rush. At the end of the ride, you'll be able to buy photos of yourself on this attraction, which is renowned for being Europe's highest swing !

The only rules are that you must be over 120 cm tall and weigh less than 200 kg.

A VR route through the city

If you're keen on digital experiences, the A'dam lookout offers a big-eight session in Virtual reality that takes you through the city.

You will speed through the Central Station, cross the Royal Palace and the city's most beautiful monuments, and you can even surprising encounters King Kong, dragons... I'll let you discover the rest!

The tour lasts just a few minutes, but that's more than enough time to experience new sensations and discover the city of unprecedented way !

Dinner on a hill

The calmer among you, who are more the type to enjoy good restaurants rather than thrill-seeking attractions, can turn to the Sky Bar tower.

You can enjoy a refreshing drink (soda, beer, coffee, wine, cocktail), while taking in the view of the city. If the experience isn't as unusual as that offered by Amsterdam Ice BarBut it's still very pleasant.

And if you're hungry, there's a full menu with salads, burgers, sandwiches and snacks, all at affordable prices!

A free guided tour

You can download a free applicationEnjoy fun facts and anecdotes about Amsterdam as you view the city from above. A 30-minute audio commentary accompanies your discovery, to satisfy all culture lovers!

How do I get to the A'dam lookout in Amsterdam?

A'dam lookout is located at the following address in the northern part of Amsterdam: Overhoeksplein 5, 1031 KS Amsterdam

To get there, simply follow the directions below:

• Take the free Ferry from the main station, take line F3 towards Buiksloterweg, for a 3-minute crossing. Then follow the IJ-promenade and you'll see the building!
• You can also opt for a cab, or go by car, but you'll need to think about reserve a parking space

A'dam lookout: prices, opening hours and practical information

Here's everything you need to know about A'dam lookout to make the most of the experience.

Rates and booking

• Adult: 14.50 euros
• Children (aged 4 to 12): 8.50 euros
• Ticket for the swing: + 6 euros
• VR experience: + 6 euros
• Combination tickets are a great way to save even more!

It is best to book your tickets on the official websiteto be sure of a spot. It's a very popular attraction, which means it's often very busy. What's more, online you'll enjoy a 2 euro discount on the ticket office price!

Good to know free of charge with the I Amsterdam City Card !

Opening hours

The A'dam lookout is open daily between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.with final admission at 9pm.

Practical information

A'dam lookout only accepts payment by Credit card.

What to see and do in the area?

There are many attractions and points of interest in the vicinity of the A'Dam Lookout. Here are a few suggestions for prolonging the fun in this area:

• The experience This Is Hollanda flight simulator a rather crazy way of discovering the country's history and geography, as well as its most beautiful landscapes, while flying like a bird!
• Visit Straat Museuma superb museum dedicated to graffiti and street art, with one of the finest collections in Europe
• The flea market IJ-hallenSaturdays, until 4:30pm!

In this article, I present the Musée de la Marine in Amsterdamto relive 500 years of maritime history.

Here you'll find

• A presentation of the Musée de la Marine in Amsterdam
• What you can see and do at the museum
• How to get there
• Practical information: prices, opening hours, reservations
• What you can see in the area
• And much more!

If you're looking for information about Amsterdam's Marine Museum, you'll love this article.

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For those of you in a hurry: if you're planning a visit to the Amsterdam Maritime Museum, this Ticket allows you to save time and reach the city easily. Reservations are mandatory!
-> Click here to book your ticket for this museum!.

Musée de la Marine Amsterdam : article summary

Amsterdam's Musée de la Marine: a fascinating immersive experience

The history of the Netherlands is made up of from maritime conquests and naval trade and Dutch navigators were the most important in the world, during what came to be known as the The Golden Age.

To discover 500 years of maritime historyTo understand the powerful links between the sea and the development of today's society, there's only one place to go: the Musée de la Marine in Amsterdam.

Presentation of the Amsterdam Marine Museum

For history buffs who like to know more about the country they're visiting, a stay in Amsterdam will be the perfect opportunity to discover the links between the Netherlands and the sea through a visit to this naval museum.

It is housed at Amsterdam Arsenal (Zeemagazijn), built in 1656, which served as a warehouse, construction zone and compulsory crossing point for goods and warships.

A closer look reveals a striking similarity with certain buildings in Venice, due to the presence of canals and a inner courtyard. Not so surprising, given that Amsterdam and Venice fought it out for supremacy of the seas for several centuries.

The national navy was created by Napoleon after his arrival in the Kingdom in 1795 and the Zeemagazijn will remain main warehouse until the late 70s. In 1973, it opened its doors as the Musée de la Marine, allowing visitors from all over the world to discover objects and works of art of all kinds - cannon, paintings, sculptures, firearms, tapestries, models, etc. - and complete ships! - and complete ships!

It's a Amsterdam museum not to be missed, whether you're a sailing enthusiast or not!

Facts and anecdotes

• Its foundations are based on 2,300 pillars who have supported it for 350 years
• The impressive glass roof over the courtyard is made up of 000 kg metal and 40,000 kg of glass!
• It's a visit that combines perfectly with the This is Hollanda flight simulator that lets you discover the country's geography and history!
• It was closed for 4 years (between 2007 and 2011) for renovation, to welcome more visitors

 

What can you see and do at the Marine Museum in Amsterdam?

This museum, very playfulcan be visited by young and old alike, thanks to its well-thought-out educational aspect. In fact, between the exhibition halls, a visit to a real ship and experiments in Visual RealityThere's never a dull moment!

Here's what you don't want to miss during your visit!

The Republic of the Seas exhibition

The perfect way to start your visit, this exhibition is dedicated to the Dutch Golden Age and presents some fifty treasures.

You'll come across models, tapestries, paintings of naval battles, a wide selection of weapons and numerous navigation instruments from the era, making for a highly instructive visit.

The VR experience to discover the Port of Amsterdam

For something different, you can take part in a striking VR experience! A journey back in time, to discover the life and evolution of the Port of Amsterdam.

While the late Jacques Brel's description of the port in his song of the same name is already very eloquent, never before has such a level of detail and immersion been achieved.

It lasts about 15 intense minutesand it's included with your admission ticket! This experience also takes place in the replica of the Amsterdama Dutch East India Company merchant ship grounded in the south of Great Britain in 1749.

The tapestry exhibition

Visit tapestry collection The museum allows visitors to relive some of the greatest naval battles - such as the Strait of Gibraltar or the opening naval battle of the 3rd World War.^e Anglo-Dutch war - in an atypical way.

The level of detail offered is impressive, and it's easy to immerse oneself in the turmoil of the time thanks to this goldsmith's work.

La Barque Royale

This royal bark is intended for use by monarchs only and was commissioned by King William 1.^er.

Its sumptuous decoration and size recall the grandeur of the country in its heyday. And the boat is always functionalIt was last used in 1962 for the silver wedding of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard.

Humans at Sea exhibition

While the sea is synonymous with conquest and great discoveries, this photographic exhibition reminds us that all this is often associated with human tragedy: slavery, migration, displacement of populations, and so on. A must-see!

How do I get to the Musée de la Marine?

The Musée de la Marine is located at the following address: Kattenburgerplein 1, 1018 KK Amsterdam

It's in downtown and you can access it easily via :

• By bike5 minutes from Central Station
• Less than 20 minutes on foot from Central Station
• By car/taxi

Musée de la Marine Amsterdam: prices, opening hours and practical information

Here's everything you need to know before visiting Amsterdam's Marine Museum!

Rates and booking

• Adult ticket: 17.50 euros
• Children's ticket (4 to 17 years): 8.50 euros
• Free for children under 4

By booking online, you can choose the date and time of your visit. This avoids major queues, especially for the VR experience.

You'll receive your tickets instantly on your mobile devices, so all you have to do is present them at the ticket office.

 

Opening hours

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm.

Count on about 2 hours visit.

Practical information

When you book your ticket online, you'll have a free audio guide that lets you get carried away by the story and anecdotes, without having to read the whole thing!

What to see and do in the area?

There are many interesting activities in the vicinity of the Musée de la Marine. Here are a few suggestions:

• Visit NEMO Museumfeaturing the science with innovative experiments and exhibitions
• You'll make it to the ARTIS Amsterdam Zoo10-minute walk
• Follow with a visit to the unmissable Quartier Rouge !