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The world's first museum dedicated entirely to microorganisms. Interactive microscope stations and multimedia displays reveal living bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae; a body scan shows which microbes inhabit your skin. Exhibits use cutting-edge technology including 3D viewers and interactive screens.
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.
The oldest museum in the Netherlands (founded 1778), preserved in its original 18th-century Enlightenment state. Houses an eclectic mix of fossils, minerals, scientific instruments, books, and masterpieces by Rembrandt and Michelangelo across ornate galleries and the iconic Oval Room. Kids explore via treasure hunts and interactive activities, with helpful stools available for younger visitors to reach exhibits.
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