Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam: photos, reviews

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The Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam stands as a captivating destination for film enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Its striking waterside architecture offers stunning views of the river, providing a serene backdrop to explore both its intriguing permanent displays and engaging temporary exhibitions, such as the fascinating look into films from the 60s. Not overly large, the museum offers a cozy, yet enriching experience with interactive activities like film quiz games and flip-book creation suited for all ages. The on-site cafe, boasting excellent cuisine, allows guests to unwind while enjoying panoramic views. With a quiet ambiance, it's a perfect spot to learn, relax, and appreciate cinematic history.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Amsterdam Centraal

Transit station 584 m walk

Amsterdam Central Station

Bus station 523 m walk

Central Station

Subway station 698 m walk

Estacion AMSTERDAM

Train station 592 m walk

Amsterdam Central

Train station 599 m walk

Amsterdam, Buiksloterwegveer

Bus stop 321 m walk

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Hagay Levenstein

The place it self is awesome! Sad you pay a lot for a meuseom but you actually get like 3 things to see . I’ll would have jusr Enter to make The flip book and that’s all

Marjorie MacNack

The restaurant attached to the museum is a nice spot to catch up with friends or colleagues after work. Setting is a bit school cafeteria style, very sober, not hip or special but the view is excellent. Food was so so, I had 4 half empty crayfish shells with 2 slices of grilled corn on the cob for starter (disappointing) a very thin slammed slice of beef with veggies as main (sauce and veggies tasty) and a chocolate lavender sorbet for dessert (very tasty). The G&T was served in a very small water glass with a slice of lemon (boring/watered down). I paid 58 euro, not cheap, but I don’t mind the price if the food is good, it wasn’t good enough and I was absolutely hungry afterwards. Returning for drinks and the nice view but not for the food.

Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam

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