Electric Ladyland - the First Museum of Fluorescent Art

285 Reviews

#130 of 856 things to do in Amsterdam

Museums, Speciality Museums

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Tweede Leliedwarsstraat 5 Hs., 1015 TB Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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“A Delightful and Educational Experience with Warm and Well-Informed Hosts”

My friends and I were thrilled to come across this little museum in Amsterdam considering that our... read more

Reviewed 2 days ago

screamjack

“6 stars for Value”

As Head of Entertainment I was surprised and honoured when my CEO accepted my suggested visit here... read more

Reviewed 5 July 2019

AmsterdamAlfie

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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4.0 285 reviews

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The Museum as of May 10, 2017 is now "BY APPOINTMENT ONLY." Appointments made only through: electricladyland appointy. Museum open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Museum Tours everyday at: 2:00 - 3:00PM 3:00 - 4:00PM 4:00 - 5:00PM 5:00...more

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screamjack

Reviewed 2 days ago

A Delightful and Educational Experience with Warm and Well-Informed Hosts

My friends and I were thrilled to come across this little museum in Amsterdam considering that our interests always swerve away from mainstream tourist spots wherever we go in the world. Nick Paladino and his wife are very well-versed in what they do and learnt...More

Date of experience: September 2019

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Akb623

Reviewed 1 week ago

Didn't think a basement constituted as a 'museum'...

I visited this museum with my friend. Our first thought was how small it was. We were both under the impression it would be an actual museum, but this place was just a small basement. We tried to give the guide the benefit of the...More

Date of experience: September 2019

Thank Akb623

I Meant what I said to you: next time you come to Amsterdam go to the "Anne Frank House" - it's not in a basement, but in an attic, and is, by standards such as your outdated, medieval state of mind, "constituted as a Real...More

lulubw2018

London, United Kingdom

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Awful!

Claustraphobic. Rubbish. Extremely hot. Nothing to really look at. And the lady very nearly let someone walk out with our bag with all our money phones etc in. They were just stoned.More

Date of experience: August 2019

1 Thank lulubw2018

This Museum was not built by myself for 7 years for IMBECILES like yourself. Next time you come to Amsterdam go to someplace more fitting to your extremely enlightened consciousness - like the non-claustrophobic, non-rubbish, ice-cold HEINEKEN BREWERY, where there is obviously too much to...More

D1511DMjohna

New York City, New York

152

Reviewed 18 July 2019 via mobile

Beware Cancellations

Cancelled for first booking 1 day before Cancelled for rebooking 1hr 40min before when en route Have great picture of the frontage and blisters Disappointed but previous reviews suggested cancellation likely

Date of experience: July 2019

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AmsterdamAlfie

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

5246

Reviewed 5 July 2019 via mobile

6 stars for Value

As Head of Entertainment I was surprised and honoured when my CEO accepted my suggested visit here with no complaints. We have never been to such a place, few people have! But it's €5 pp well spent. The host Nick Paladino is a real expert...More

Date of experience: July 2019

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PhalempEF59

Phalempin

5633

Reviewed 11 June 2019 via mobile

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Date of experience: June 2019

SimplyGandalf

Boston, Massachusetts

Reviewed 10 June 2019

amazing - super rocks and art

The place is packed with history of fluorescent art, art itself, and rock examples of fluorescence occurring in nature. The place is tiny (one room downstairs), but the amount of info is very large - you have to wait for the lights to go out...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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Chris H

gateshead

915

Reviewed 7 June 2019 via mobile

Different, fascinating and brilliant

This is not your usual tourist trap. Electric Ladyland is a genuinely unique experience, and clearly a labour of love for the owners who've been running the place since they opened in 1987. Nick is very passionate about his work and the history behind florescent...More

Date of experience: June 2019

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LeanneGLP

Reviewed 1 June 2019 via mobile

Amazingly interesting museum

I visited this museum with my boyfriend and we’re both so impressed. My first impression was that it was a lot smaller than I thought it would be however the guides knowledge on fluorescents was amazing and made the visit 100% worth it. Half of...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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Oliver M

Reviewed 20 May 2019

One of the main highlights of our getaway - unique, mind-blowing, and totally unconventional

After a little confusion over how to book a slot on the tour, I emailed the museum directly (electriclady21@hotmail.com) and received a response from Nick, the owner, on the same day. The booking process is very simple, and can be done at electricladyland.appointy.com - you...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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panickst71

Am I best going to your museum stoned out of my tree??

1 February 2018|

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Listen, this is a loaded question - these Q&A get published, and I like living a peaceful life, so come to the museum inspired to see the brightest Colors your ever saw in your life.