Museums in Amsterdam

Enjoyed the stadium at how big it was when you were on the pitch, looking at the playing shirts of the famous players who had played there. I enjoyed doing it at my own pace, would have maybe preferred some more reading bits but enjoyed it

What I liked most about the Ajax tour was seeing the behind-the-scenes areas that you don’t normally get access to, like the dressing rooms, tunnel, and pitchside. It was interesting learning more about the club’s history and seeing how much emphasis Ajax puts on developing young players. Walking through the stadium and imagining the atmosphere on a matchday was definitely the highlight for me

The canal tour and National Maritime Museum package was a great deal! We started with the friendly Capatain of the Lover's Canal Boat tour and got some great information. Then there was a short walk to the Maritime Museum where the two highlights were the courtyard's glass ceiling and open concept and the exhibitions; the Amsterdam, a recreation of a Dutch East India Company ship was a real highlight!

We went without high expectations and loved it. It's an absolute must-visit if you go to Amsterdam; we especially liked the booth where you could dance and the hall of mirrors. We highly recommend it!

Rembrandt House and Museum is a must see. One of the highlights of our stay in Amsterdam. Whatever you do don't miss this fabulous museum !

The kindness of the stuff working there, the cleanness and order of the experience, english support to understand and 5D experience itself was amazing! Definitely worth to go !

The ever changing, always suberb Rijksmuseum never ceases to conjour up awe and wonder as the jewel in the crown of the world's very best museum quarter. Usually impossible to get into at short notice without needing a second mortgage, we booked 14hrs before our excellent crowd beating 9am entry slot via the always suberb Headout.com. All at ~70% of the usual fee. Would reuse in a New York heart beat, cannot recommend highly enough.

The STRAAT Museum exceeded any expectation for our experience, we can't stop telling people about the venue, and especially the artists. The ferry ride was painless from mainland and was fairly easy to navigate. Once there, it was a two minute walk to the front door. We didn't know the largest flea market in Europe was happening next door and made the adventure a wee bit crowded. Inside the STRAAT, I was immediately taken back to my youth working in a steel plant in the states, the 100-ft ceilings, overhead cranes, skylights spoke heavy industry and matched the artist's work, some being larger than life. Their messages were both in-your-face blunt, sublime to subliminal. The experience was both moving and inspiring, thank you for providing a venue and gathering the street artists to showcase incredible talents.