AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular quirky & immersive museums in Amsterdam. Here is what each one includes, what it costs and who runs it, so you can book the right day without the guesswork.
The Upside Down Amsterdam ticket: 25 optical-illusion rooms, voice-LED ball pit jacuzzi, private jet photos, Freakshake café. From $24.
Most Popular“Can say one of the best experienced we ever had with kids. For the one who is interested in taking good photos and fun, it’s the right place”
Aloha Amsterdam’s 12-hole UV pirate mini-golf at De Ruijterkade. Glow-in-the-dark fun in a maritime world, about 45 minutes.
“What a great way to spend an hour. The staff were all lovely, friendly and helpful. The mini-golf was so much fun. The food and drinks were decently priced and the chicken wings were the best I have every had. Loved it, Loved it and we will be back!”
AMAZE Amsterdam is a 1–1.5 hour audio-visual show of lasers, sound, smoke, and interactive rooms, with lounge drinks and lockers.
“Friendly staff, lockers handy, group was perfect size, very enjoyable & close to metro station.”
Weird meets views at Ripley’s in Dam Square with fast-track entry, car-part robot, optical games, and a top-floor lounge break.
“a lot to see and a lot of cool exhibitions, a lot of stairs also but there is a lift if you struggle/are disabled, can get a little bit busy but not really a sticking point for me”
Take a 5D flight over Holland’s UNESCO highlights at This is Holland in Amsterdam, with wind, mist, scent, and a 1-hour show.
“Started off slow but the 5D experience was absolutely amazing!”
Body Worlds Amsterdam The Happiness Project mixes 200+ real anatomical specimens with a free InBody Scan, plus a science story on mood and health.
WONDR in Amsterdam turns a playground into a photo-friendly maze: ball pit, confetti, karaoke, claw machines, and free email photos.
“This was amazing so many rooms with such fun themes.”
Skip ticket lines at Moco Museum Amsterdam in Villa Alsberg, with Banksy originals, modern art, and a free phone audio guide.
“Such a unique and immersive experience. We had a great time learning about modern artists and seeing interesting takes from artists all over the world.”
Book a pre-paid ticket for the Ultimate 5D Flight Experience at THIS IS HOLLAND. Fly over Dutch canals with wind, mist, and scents in Amsterdam.
“What a great experience. The virtual tour over Holland was a great way to see Holland from the skies.”
See real human specimens and Amsterdam’s permanent The Happiness Project exhibition on a self-guided Body Worlds visit in about 1.5 to 2 hours.
“Absolutely a must do experience if you work in the medical field. Actually anyone for that matter! You'll learn and appreciate your body so much more after doing this experience. Highly recommend to all!”
WONDR in Amsterdam packs 15 colorful indoor exhibitions, big photo moments, and included lockers for about 1.5 hours at $31.
“This was an absolute blast, so many different rooms, was like being a big kid again, you can have as many photos as possible, free photo booths and free photos.”
Enter The Upside Down Amsterdam for one hour of photo-first, upside-down rooms, free digital images, and a fun Amsterdam break.
“Experience as much as you can in each room as it's like a one way system you cannot go back into previous rooms, but you are allowed plenty of time.”
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Amsterdam on Dam Square. Skip-the-line entry, tunnels, optical illusions, lounge view, Wi‑Fi.
“Much larger than what I had first imagined. Alot of interesting and fun facts - portions are interactive. The exhibits are of good quality and keeps you engaged. There are many floors with various areas of interest, but something for everyone.”
Skip-the-line Moco Museum for modern and street art, then enjoy a 1-hour GPS canal cruise past Amsterdam’s top landmarks.
75-minute UNESCO canal cruise with audio, plus timed entry to Moco Museum for contemporary art, including Banksy.
“Everything is good, for older people it's not easy to board the boat, there was nobody to help at the boat.”
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