How long should one spend inside the NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

It takes around 2–3 hours to cover the NEMO Science Museum. You can explore the museum and witness various innovative demonstrations during this time. Spend a fun-filled day with your family at the biggest science center in the Netherlands.

What is the best time to visit NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

The best time to visit NEMO Science Museum is on weekends during the early morning hours. NEMO Science Museum sees groups of schoolchildren visiting on weekdays, making the museum crowded.

What is special about the NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

The NEMO Science Museum is special because it contains five floors of hands-on science exhibitions and is the largest science center in the Netherlands. It gets about 670,000 visitors a year, which makes it the eighth most visited museum in the Netherlands. You can Discover the mysteries of the universe & the subtle science behind everyday things through fun activities & interactive exhibits here. Put on the lab coat and do some interesting experiments to experience a day in the life of an innovative engineer or scientist.

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NEMO Science Museum Tickets, Amsterdam

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NEMO Science Museum Ticket Highlights

Visit NEMO Science Museum, the largest science museum in the Netherlands and see around19,500 objects related to technological development.
Explore five floors of interactive exhibits on a variety of science and technology topics, from the human body to space exploration.
Watch captivating science demonstrations and experiments performed live by educators, making complex concepts easy to understand.
Take-in the panoramic views of the Amsterdam skyline from the rooftop terrace of the museum.

NEMO Science Museum Ticket Overview

About NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam:

NEMO Science Museum, located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is an interactive science and technology museum renowned for its innovative approach to learning. Designed to ignite curiosity and exploration, NEMO offers hands-on exhibits, workshops, and demonstrations across five floors. It has exhibitions with various scientific disciplines, from physics to biology. NEMO's unique architecture, resembling a giant ship, is a hub of discovery and learning, fostering curiosity and excitement about the wonders of science.

About NEMO Science Museum Tickets:

Visit the NEMO Science Museum and explore interactive exhibits spread across five floors.
Stroll through the various exhibits, featuring over 100 interactive displays spanning physics, biology, and technology.
Explore themed sections, including Wonderful Science, Life in the Universe, Watery, and Humania, each offering unique insights into scientific concepts.
Enjoy engaging science shows and demonstrations led by passionate educators, showcasing the mysteries of various scientific phenomena.
Gain an understanding of everyday natural occurrences like light, sound, and static electricity through immersive exhibits.
Ascend to the rooftop terrace and admire the panoramic views of Amsterdam's skyline.
Wander through the ‘Museum of Enlightenment’ at the ‘Science in all Times’ exhibit and look at drawings, books, scientific instruments, fossils and minerals.

How to Reach?

By Car: NEMO Science Museum is located 1.5 km from the city centre. It will take 4 min to reach the museum via the Valkenburgerstraat and Oosterdok route.
By Tram: Take a tram from Centraal Station to Amsterdam, Muziekgeb station, which is 650 metres away from the NEMO Science Museum. You can reach the museum from the bus station on foot in 9 minutes.

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NEMO Science Museum Tickets

2 Hours, 30 Minutes

USD 19.04

USD 17.51

Per Adult

Explore the wonders of science with NEMO Science Museum Tickets, granting access to both the exhibitions within the museum and its rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the city. Explore the world of discovery with admission encompassing all galleries and exhibitions, promising a fun-filled and knowledgeable experience through the marvels of science and technology.

Age Policy:

Visitors aged 0-3 years can join free of cost.
Adult tickets are applicable for visitors aged over 4 years.

Note:

Kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Price Includes

Ticket
- Entrance to the NEMO Science Museum
- Chain reaction demonstration
- A lab to do experiments
- Free locker facility

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Know Before You Go for NEMO Science Museum Ticket

ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
There is no room to store luggage and/or large bags on this tour. Please leave them at your accommodations or vehicles.
Eating is only allowed at designated locations in the museum.
The museum is wheelchair and pram friendly, except for the Energetica exhibition on the rooftop square.
There is no access to the rooftop terrace and restaurant in bad weather and during special events.
Pets are not allowed inside the venue, with the exception of service animals with valid identification.
Staff is available for guests requiring disability assistance.
Fixed day ticket implies that this ticket can only be redeemed on the date that you've booked the ticket, it won't be carried forward to the next or any other day.
Children must be accompanied and supervised by adults at all times. Ensure that children follow museum rules and behave responsibly.
Please note that the time slots may be subject to slight variations, and we will allocate a time slot available within a 30-minute window before or after your initial selection.

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NEMO Science Museum

Oosterdok 2, 1011 VX Amsterdam, Netherlands

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NEMO Science Museum Ticket Policies

If the booking is made prior to the date of travel, the consumer will receive a confirmation voucher via email within 2 hours of successful booking. For bookings made on the same day, we strive to provide the voucher within 30 minutes.

If cancellation is made 2 days before the date of travel, no cancellation fees will be charged.
If cancellation is made within 2 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.

NEMO Science Museum Ticket FAQs

How long should one spend inside the NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

It takes around 2–3 hours to cover the NEMO Science Museum. You can explore the museum and witness various innovative demonstrations during this time. Spend a fun-filled day with your family at the biggest science center in the Netherlands.
What is the best time to visit NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

The best time to visit NEMO Science Museum is on weekends during the early morning hours. NEMO Science Museum sees groups of schoolchildren visiting on weekdays, making the museum crowded.
What is special about the NEMO Science Museum, Amsterdam?

The NEMO Science Museum is special because it contains five floors of hands-on science exhibitions and is the largest science center in the Netherlands. It gets about 670,000 visitors a year, which makes it the eighth most visited museum in the Netherlands. You can Discover the mysteries of the universe & the subtle science behind everyday things through fun activities & interactive exhibits here. Put on the lab coat and do some interesting experiments to experience a day in the life of an innovative engineer or scientist.

Is there wheelchair accessibility inside the museum?

Yes, there is wheelchair and pram accessibility inside the NEMO Science Museum, except for the Energetica exhibition on the rooftop square. Everyone, including people with disabilities, can visit this amazing museum. There are also disabled toilets available on almost all floors.

Is parking available at the museum?

No, the NEMO Science Museum does not have any parking facilities of its own. Although, there are four parking lots quite close to the museum where you can park your vehicle safely.

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