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visit
Opening Hours Museum:
Sunday - Thursday: 10:00 - 18:00
Friday & Saturday: 10:00 – 19:00
Location:
MUSEUMPLEIN
Paulus potterstraat 8, Amsterdam.
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Admission fees:
Adults 18+ €17.50
Children 3 - 17 years €12.95
Children 0 – 2 years free*
Students €14.50*
Museum Pass (€3 discount) €14.50*
City pass: free*
* These tickets cannot be purchased online
In this maquette you can see the Red Light District with its distinctive red windows, narrow canals and cafes. The red lighting makes it one of the most recognizable and talked about places in Amsterdam.
district
Frank
The Anne Frank Dollhouse is a detailed miniature of the Secret Annex where Anne Frank was in hiding during World War II. The rooms and furniture are recreated on a small scale and show the limited space in which eight people lived hidden for more than two years.
In this model, you can see a fragment of the world-famous Canal Pride during Amsterdam Pride. On a small scale, colorful boats sail through the canals, surrounded by partying people and rainbow flags along the docks.
Amsterdam
In this maquette you can see Dam Square around 1675. The new City Hall, now the Palace on Dam Square, stands next to the Nieuwe Kerk. In the middle of the square stands the Waag on Dam Square. In front of the square is the Damrak still as open water, where ships can moor as far as the Dam.
In this scale model you will see the Vondelpark, Amsterdam's most famous park. Discover the iconic Blue Tea House, the open-air theater where summer performances take place, and the statue of poet Joost van den Vondel, after whom the park is named.
Park
Schans
The Zaanse Schans was an important industrial area in the seventeenth century where wood was sawn and ships were built.
The connection to Amsterdam is strong: the Zaan region provided materials and products that made the city's growth possible. Therefore, this story is also part of the Miniature Museum Amsterdam.
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