What will you discover
Redlight district
Vondel park
Dam Square
Pride Amsterdam
Anne Frank
Zaanse Schans
Practical info




Practical info
Opening Hours Museum:
Sunday - Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
Friday & Saturday: 10:00 – 19:00
Holidays: December 25th and January 1st closed
Prices:
Adults 18+ €17.50
Children 3 - 17 years €12.95
Children 0 - 2 years free
Students €14.50 not online
Museum Card (€3 discount) not online
Stadspas free entry not online
For other discounts, see the FAQ
Location:
MUSEUMPLEIN
Paulus potterstraat 8, Amsterdam.
Contact:
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FAQ
What is the Miniature Museum Amsterdam
A new museum experience on Museum Square where you see the history of Amsterdam in carefully constructed miniatures, powerful films and compact stories. It is a journey through time in a form that is instantly appealing.
Is the Museum Card valid?
The Museum Card is not valid at the Miniature Museum Amsterdam.
Visitors with a Museum Card get a €3 discount on their admission ticket.
This discount can only be applied at the museum counter, because the Museum Card must be shown there. Tickets with Museum Card discount therefore cannot be purchased online.
What is there to see
At the Miniature Museum Amsterdam you will discover the history of the city in miniature. Through detailed miniatures, you will see famous places, historical moments and typical Amsterdam scenes.
You will see, among other things:
- The origins of Amsterdam around 1275
- Dam square in 1675
- the windmills of the Zaanse Schans
- Amsterdam during World War II
- the squatter riots and Amsterdam Pride
Many models are interactive: at the touch of a button, lights turn on, sounds are heard or a scene comes to life.
So you experience the history of Amsterdam in a surprising way, a mini Amsterdam in which the city's history comes to life.
Is the Stadspas valid?
The Stadspas is valid at the Miniature Museum Amsterdam.
Online reservations are not possible. Visitors with a Stadspas can check in at the box office, where the card will be scanned for free admission.
How long does a visit take
An average visit takes 60 minutes. We deliberately kept the format tight so you see a lot without getting tired.



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