Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
Museum of prostitution in a former brothel on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, in Amsterdam's red-light district, visited with an audio tour through its rooms.
A seventeenth-century canal house whose top three floors hide a complete Catholic church, built in the 1660s when Catholics could not worship in public.
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Museum documenting the persecution of Jews in the Netherlands during WWII and the Holocaust, housed in a historic former teacher training school.
Science museum at Artis in Amsterdam, opened in 2014 and described as the world's first museum of microbes, where microscopes make organisms too small to see visible. It can be visited without the zoo.
Museum telling the story of the Dutch resistance in the Second World War through more than 130 personal accounts, in the Netherlands and in the former colonies.
Interactive natural history museum in a 170-year-old building exploring human, animal, plant and microbial ecosystems.
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Interactive science museum with hands-on experiments, workshops, exhibitions and a rooftop terrace featuring science and nature.
The National Maritime Museum, in 's Lands Zeemagazijn, the naval storehouse Daniël Stalpaert built on the Oosterdok in 1656. Paintings, ship models, weapons and world maps tell the story of Dutch seafaring, and a full-size replica of the 18th-century VOC ship Amsterdam is moored outside.
Film archive, museum and cinema on the IJ waterfront in Amsterdam-Noord, screening Dutch and international film and showing work from its collection.
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Cultural museum in Amsterdam featuring colonial heritage exhibitions and diverse cultural collections.
Museum in a 1919 Amsterdam School housing complex designed by Michel de Klerk, featuring exhibitions on social housing and architectural craftsmanship.
Interactive immersive experience featuring 25+ upside-down rooms, optical illusions, photo-perfect decors, and a café.
Home of new media art featuring immersive fine art installations and innovative exhibitions, founded in 2020.
Museum exploring death, mourning, and commemoration practices with exhibitions and events.
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