Miniature Museum Entry Ticket
Waterlooplein, Amsterdam
Explore 800 years of Amsterdam's history through detailed miniatures. See a scale model of Dam Square in 1675, the Red Light District in the 1990s, and more.
The Amsterdam Miniature Museum in Amsterdam suits history enthusiasts interested in detailed scale models of the city’s past.
Description
Explore 800 years of Amsterdam through intricate miniatures starting with the city’s origins in the 13th century. View a scale model of Dam Square from 1675 before experiencing scenes from various eras, including the Red Light District in the 1990s and the Zaanse Schans with working windmills.
Learn about each exhibit via video screens and audio guides as you progress through the museum. The display includes somber moments like the Nieuwmarkt during World War II, featuring miniature barbed wire, and a scaled Anne Frank House. Additional highlights include a dollhouse-style Rembrandt House and a ship from the Dutch Golden Age.
Highlights
- 800 years of Amsterdam’s history represented in miniatures
- Scale model of Dam Square in 1675 and the Red Light District in the 1990s
- Audio guides and video screens for detailed context
- Zaanse Schans including working windmills in miniature form
- Scale model of the Anne Frank House
Includes
- Exhibition of highly detailed miniatures
- Video screens and audio guides for each setting
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book tickets in advance and visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. Consider bringing headphones to enhance audio guide clarity.
