Miniatuur Museum Amsterdam: Entry Ticket

About this experience

Miniatuur Museum Amsterdam is a museum in Amsterdam that traces 800 years of the city's history through highly detailed scale models and miniature scenes. The permanent collection opens with the origins of Amsterdam in the 13th century and moves chronologically through key periods, including a scale model of Dam Square as it appeared in 1675. Each scene is accompanied by video screens and audio commentary that place the miniatures in their historical context, making the Amsterdam attractions circuit a natural fit for visitors wanting a compact overview of the city's past. Highlights include a recreation of the Red Light District in the 1990s, a working model of the Zaanse Schans windmills, and a depiction of the Canal Parade along Amsterdam's waterways. Scenes covering significant historical moments are also represented, among them the Nieuwmarkt during World War II, complete with miniature barbed wire, and a scale model of the Anne Frank House. A dollhouse-style Rembrandt House and a detailed 17th-century Dutch ship round out the collection. Entry tickets cover a self-guided visit of approximately one hour, and the museum is fully wheelchair accessible. The starting point is 8 Paulus Potterstraat.

What is included

• Entry ticket

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 2 hours before the start time.