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Baby Changing Facilities

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Ages 0–12

Looking for changing tables around Amsterdam? Here's a list of every kid-friendly location on GoBebop with a changing table on site — from museums and cafes to playgrounds around the city.

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Jewish Museum

Culture Museum · Ages 4+

Interactive museum set across four 17th-18th century synagogues exploring four centuries of Jewish culture in the Netherlands. Jewish Museum junior offers a hands-on environment where children bake challah, write Hebrew letters, and play musical instruments. Also features paintings, ceremonial objects, films and 3D presentations; café serves kosher foods.

People sitting and dining in a large interior courtyard of a historic building that's covered with an intricate glass ceilingFull-size replica VOC sailing ship painted red, green, and yellow with Dutch flag on the backChildren's play area with under-the-sea theme with colorful maze and tunnelsPastel-colored, nautical-themed indoor children's play area with boat, seagulls, and diving helmetToddler looking at giant whale museum display with theatrical blue lighting

National Maritime Museum

Maritime Museum · Ages 2+

World-class maritime museum showcasing 500 years of Dutch naval history in a 1656 arsenal building. Explore interactive exhibits like Doris the Diver for young children and step aboard a life-size replica of the 17th-century East Indiaman Amsterdam ship. Modern multimedia galleries feature ship models, navigation instruments, and a 360-degree VR experience of historic Amsterdam harbor.

Entrance to Amsterdam's Artis Zoo with a gate and golden eagles on top of the fence in the foreground and people queuing in the ticket line beyondInside a greenhouse with lush vegetation and vines overheadThree giraffes eating from a feeder at the zooParents and kids watch a sea lion swimming underwater in a dark room with a green glow coming from the aquarium

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Zoo · All Ages

One of Europe's oldest zoos dating to 1838, featuring over 700 animal species with natural enclosures and botanical gardens throughout. Interactive experiences include a Planetarium, Aquarium, Insectarium, Butterfly Pavilion, and two museums—Micropia (microbe museum) and ARTIS-Groote Museum exploring humanity's connection to nature. Several cafes and playgrounds throughout the grounds.

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Scheltema

Bookshop · All Ages

Amsterdam's largest independent bookstore with over 125,000 titles spanning five floors connected by escalators and lift. Extensive children's section on the second floor featuring English/Dutch picture books, a pirate ship play structure, and giant toy boxes that turn reading time into active play. On-site Vascobelo café serves coffee and cakes in a relaxed setting.

Modern museum building in green metal cladding with steel bridge connecting to it over waterStaircase leading to roof terrace of NEMO Museum with roads passing underneath the green buildingKids watching museum workers set up Rube Goldberg machine in atriumKids playing with an interactive exhibit at a children's science museum Children and parents dressed in lab cost and sitting at tables doing science experiments

NEMO Science Museum

Science Museum · Ages 4+

The Netherlands' largest science museum with five floors of hands-on interactive exhibits where children conduct chemistry experiments, build bridges, blow giant bubbles, and explore how everyday science works. The ship-shaped copper-green building designed by Renzo Piano sits above the IJ tunnel with a free-access rooftop terrace offering panoramic Amsterdam views. Daily demonstrations include a spectacular chain reaction Rube Goldberg machine on the second floor, plus workshops on light, sound, electricity, water, and the human mind.

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OBA Oosterdok

Library · All Ages

Modern 10-story public library with a spacious, light-filled children's section featuring books in multiple languages and a makerspace. Spectacular panoramic views of Amsterdam from the top-floor terrace with café. Multiple cultural events and exhibitions throughout the year.

Bright and airy cafe space with large windows with view of Amsterdam and double height space connected to floor belowScandinavian cafe table and chairs in front of large window with view of Amsterdam historic center with tram and people passing by belowModern play area with wavy yellow tiered seating and child-sized table with toysModern red and pink soft play area with toys scattered about and cloud-shaped light above

NIO House Cafe Amsterdam

Cafe · All Ages

Historic 1891 building home to showroom for electric vehicle company NIO . Café with kids' corner on first floor, co-working spaces and enclosed soft play room on second floor —far more than a car showroom. Each floor shifts color from earth tones to sky blue, echoing the building's restored identity.

Storefront in historic Dutch building with white framed windows and brick

The Mallow Garden

Playgroup · Ages 0–4

A Waldorf-inspired playgroup in central Amsterdam for parents and very young children. Handmade wooden furniture and natural toys create a nurturing space for seasonal activities including open play, bread baking, arts and crafts, with organic snacks and singing. Combines the Waldorf and Pikler approaches with nature-aligned rhythms.

Stately brick museum building with modern glass entrance and grassy lawn and trees in frontGreen display cabinet and red accent wall with artefacts on displaceMuseum display of various woven baskets on the wall and in a display caseOrnately-carved wooden boats on display in a museum

Wereldmuseum Amsterdam

Culture Museum · Ages 4+

Interactive museum of world cultures housed in a stunning 1926 building with a striking Light Hall. The dedicated Wereldmuseum Junior exhibition for ages 6–13 lets children touch, try things out, and participate in cultural discovery. A party shop showcases celebrations and traditions from around the world.

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