National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam: photos, reviews

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The Netherlands was originally a maritime nation and heavily depended on the development of navigation. The history of seafaring, new discoveries, and changes in shipbuilding simply could not have emerged anywhere else. In the 17th century, the site of the museum was home to the Admiralty Arsenal. Visitors are still amazed by the majestic nature of the building. It is worth noting that the museum's exhibits tell the story of not just the maritime history of the Netherlands, but of Europe as a whole.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Amsterdam, IJ tunnel

Bus stop 334 m walk

Amsterdam, Kadijksplein

Bus stop 92 m walk

Kattenburgerplein

Bus stop 145 m walk

Amsterdam, Kattenburgerstraat

Bus stop 252 m walk

4.5

based on 12,316 reviews

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4.5/5 12,316 reviews

Pieter Boelen

Always a favourite place of mine. Today I had a friendly chat with the museum staff. They were very kind and understanding. Recommended to everyone as far as I'm concerned.

Alice Kaplar

Very interesting and underrated museum in Amsterdam. Visiting the 17th century ship is really unique!

Lionel Briet

Belle expo. Un peu difficile de se repérer dans le musée.

National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam

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