Not a traditional "museum" by any stretch, but with Amsterdam being the city boasting the world's…read moremost museums, I can see how the claim is made with places like this. It's a really nice spot, and the guy who runs it is extremely open and friendly with a wealth of information. He truly lives for this! If you arrive before it opens, you'll see people gathered around the door entrance, and you're there wondering what kind of place this really is. Doesn't look big from the outside at all, and looks like a shop more than a museum. Once you get inside the small space, you're greeted with black lighting above which illuminates all of the fluorescent artwork. There are paintings and sculptures with bright colors across the spectrum. Then you walk down these steps into the dark basement and see his special rock collection with the makeup of the rocks highlighted under the black lighting. Reminded me of geology class. Cool place, quick 30 minute experience.

If you are interested in learning about florescent minerals, history, and art then this place is…read moreenjoyable. Nick is a nice artist who invites you to learn more about the interesting glowing minerals. I really enjoyed this place and can't wait to put up my piece of art I bought from here!

A very well-organized event ! Me and my companions (all having experience in the event industry)…read morewere extremely impressed with the level of production quality. While the crowds were large, it was easy to move about the park, use toilets, and snag food without any horrendous lines. Everything from the tickets to the food seemed to be fairly priced. Fellow festival-goers appeared to be having a great time, as well! I would suggest the on-site camping to anyone that wants to keep the party going after 23:00 - with planned after-parties and silent discos. And even though Alesso, a headlining DJ, was a no-show, we were quite pleased with the remaining lineup (Deadmau5, Armin van Buren, Sam Feldt, etc). We'll definitely attempt another international trip to go back!

Overall this is a great cinema. There are multiple areas to get your snacks, the screens are great…read morequality and the sound will rattle your seat. The feeling inside is fun, with the multi level bars and theaters. I have always got great service when visiting and never had a complaint. You can actually get your beer in a glass here too which is a nice change. Usually they have a break in the film too so you can fill up or use the toilet. Since I have nothing to complain about and this is a nice new cinema I have to give it five stars. This area is also getting nicer with the Woodstone Pizza next door and a few other bars popping up close by. If you're ready for a night out, that should be a good combo. I have even heard they have events there and Wednesday seems to be ladies night, whatever that may entail.

We enjoyed walking this street market on a Saturday morning/afternoon…read more It spans several city blocks and has everything you need, whether it's local produce, clothing, food, etc. We stopped by Rudi's for stroopwafels and a Japanese yakitori booth for lunch. We also picked up some souvenirs to bring back home.

Another great farmers market! If you come here, make sure you come hungry because there's so much…read moregood food to try. Lots of variety, and definitely not a place you want to visit on a full stomach. Lol!!! The atmosphere is lively and fun, with lots of people walking around and checking out the different food stalls. Service was friendly, too. Definitely recommend stopping by and exploring all the food here!

A nice market to visit on Friday or Sundays during autumn, spring and summer. They have a nice…read morevariety of products to enjoy. I am a big fan of their gluten free products. I can't believe I did not notice their gluten-free stand. They have the best pastries and speculas cookies. They also have a nice Indian truck that sells some delicious samosas. You will find a variety of nice stands to enjoy. On Wednesday during spring and summer they also have a vintage market to explore too.

Overall rating: 4.6 Visiting from NYC…read more Wow, such a cool place! I was killing some time waiting to check-in to my hotel. Two floors, very digestible. They have an activity paired with each exhibit which is cool. I didn't understand it, but it was cool to watch others. Everyone was very friendly and informative. I learned a lot, but can't say I retained any knowledge. I highly recommend. Great solo, friends, on a date, any occasion.

My major in university was Microbiology and Immunology, so when I found out that there was a museum…read moreall about microorganisms in Amsterdam, of course I just had to go! A MUSEUM ABOUT MICROBIOLOGY, HOW COOL IS THAT?! The exhibits I particularly enjoyed were the Petri plates displaying colorful cultures and the glass sculptures of various microorganisms. We were in there for a couple of hours, but I could have easily stayed for another hour. Adult tickets were €17.50, although I got the student price of €10 since I still had a valid student ID. It was annoying how you had to select the date and time you wanted to go, although when we wanted to change the date due to a change in plans, it was no problem. Micropia is one of the more unique museums I have been to, and I loved it! Highly recommended! [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Museums and Art Galleries]

This is a very interesting science museum. We brought our grandchildren. They had been before…read more There was a special live snake exhibit of local reptiles. They loved being able to see them up close and touch them. Another favorite was the panning for gems room. We ate lunch in the cafeteria and I thought it was reasonably priced.

This was the best science museum I've ever experienced! Several years have passed since we visited,…read morebut after going to several other science museums this remains by far the best! There were so many exhibits to explore, including an outdoor patio with sundials, a bar and a breathtaking view of Amsterdam! This is a great place to go on holiday with the entire family. There was even a floor devoted to health and sexuality for preteens, which was informative and took the awkwardness out of learning.

Located a little outside of Amsterdam, the world famous Keukenof gardens are truly gorgeous with so…read moremany types of tulips!! They're only open 8 weeks of the year from about mid March to mid May. Buy your tickets ahead of time! I recommend going right when they open because it can get really crowded later in the day. There's plenty of food options, bathrooms, and photo ops and other interactive exhibits and activities. Lots of gift shops and most of them have different items than the other ones so be sure to look at them all.

Keukenhof truly exceeded my expectations. It's a beautiful garden and well worth a visit. They have…read morea few ticket options, including daily entry or entry plus transport with the bus. The website is very user friendly and also gives you an idea of what crowds will look like for the day. Overall, highly recommend when visiting Netherlands during tulip season!