Wide open spaces with some really interesting buildings, this is where you will end up if you plan a visit to any of the main museums in Amsterdam. The space is designed to cope with large numebers of visitors reallly well and there is some...More
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Wide open spaces with some really interesting buildings, this is where you will end up if you plan a visit to any of the main museums in Amsterdam. The space is designed to cope with large numebers of visitors reallly well and there is some...More
Nice area with ice skating in winter, open space and of course Museums. Some cafes around for coffees and light snacks
We visited after a snowfall & the place looked very pretty. There were lots of people enjoying the space from very young to older people. There were not so many bikes in & around the space where the main museums were due to the snow...More
In addition to being the location of Amsterdam's most important museums, Museumplein also hosts a Christmas market during the month of December and the ICE* ice-rink from mid Nov to early Feb 2019. We enjoyed watching friends and families take the ice while we browsed...More
Surrounded by museums (Rijks, Van Gogh, Stedelike, Moco) , a park, food stalls, and the famous Amsterdam letters. one cannot miss this area. The Underground is easy to access and it is on the bus route. Trams are running too so one can explore teh...More
Awesome square with the backdrop of the Rijksmuseum and the famous I Amsterdam letters. Its so crowded that any picture attempts are full of strangers and large crowds. The crowds are drawn to not only the letter photo op, but the other surrounding museums, cafes,...More
Lots of places to Visit gorgeous part of the city. Be sure to check before you leave home for the museums online that need pre-booking
We took the Metro from Central Station and a tram to the Museum quarter. It is always nice to take local transport around a new city to discover the sights. Museum Quarter was a lot of fun. We came here several times to visit the...More
We went in the end of December and they had a great ice skating rink and lots of food and gift shops.
The Museum Quarter is a pleasant green area with three world class museums close together: the Rijksmuseum with classical art (notably Rembrandt), the Stedelijk museum with modern art and of course the van Gogh Museum. This is also one place where the letters I AMsterdam...More