Amsterdam: NEMO Science Museum Skip-the-Ticket-Line Entry Ticket
Amsterdam: NEMO Science Museum Skip-the-Ticket-Line Entry Ticket
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Step into a world of discovery at NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam with skip-the-line access. Experience interactive, hands-on science exhibits across five captivating floors, including a giant chain reaction, DNA experiments, and a rooftop terrace with stunning views of the city. Perfect for visitors of all ages, this museum combines learning and fun in a unique setting designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano.
Highlights
- Skip-the-line entry for easy access.
- Explore five floors of hands-on scientific exhibits.
- Interactive activities, from DNA experiments to chain reactions.
- Dedicated sections on the human mind, energy, and the water cycle.
- Rooftop terrace with stunning city views and outdoor exhibits.
- Ideal for families, students, and science enthusiasts.
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- Skip-the-ticket-line entrance ticket to the NEMO Science Museum.
- Access to all permanent exhibits and interactive activities.
Excludes
- Guided tours
- Food and beverages
How It Works
- Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
- Closed on Mondays and major public holidays.
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- Non-refundable
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The NEMO Science Museum, located in Amsterdam’s Oosterdokseiland neighborhood, has a rich history dating back to 1923 when it first opened as the Museum of Labor. Over the years, the museum has evolved, reflecting shifts in society's engagement with technology and science. Initially known as the Museum van den Arbeid, it was rebranded in 1954 as the Nederlands Instituut voor Nijverheid en Techniek (NINT), showcasing advancements in industry and technology. In 1997, the museum moved to its current distinctive, ship-shaped building designed by renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano, celebrated for his innovative and modern designs that blend form and function seamlessly.
Piano’s design resembles a massive green ship rising out of the water, symbolizing exploration and discovery—a perfect metaphor for a place that invites visitors to delve into the wonders of science. This iconic building is now a hallmark of Amsterdam's skyline, drawing approximately 728,000 visitors annually and standing as the largest science center in the Netherlands.
The museum spans five floors, each offering interactive exhibits that appeal to visitors of all ages. From hands-on DNA experiments and chain reaction displays to insights into the human mind and physics demonstrations, NEMO provides a space where learning and play merge seamlessly. The rooftop terrace offers panoramic views of Amsterdam and hosts outdoor exhibits, making it an ideal place to relax after an engaging day of exploration.