Things to do in the Oostelijk Havengebied

Art and culture in the Oostelijk Havengebied

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Bekijk hoe het Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt.

https://www.muziekgebouw.nl/nl/pQoZVUw/je-bezoek/toegankelijkheid

Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ

Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ - Grote Zaal

Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ is an internationally renowned, open and welcoming music venue in Amsterdam that excels in concerts of contemporary music and the related genres of classical, jazz, electronic music and global.

https://www.nemosciencemuseum.nl/nl/bezoek/toegankelijkheid/

Gebouw Nemo

Laboratorium Nemo

Zeepbellen

Leven in het Heelal, bescherm de aarde

Humania

Leven in het Heelal meteoriet

De Contemplatiecontainer

Technium

NEMO Science Museum

Right next to the Central Station is one of the most modern architectural highlights of Amsterdam. NEMO Science Museum, the large, green building houses the largest science museum in the Netherlands. The building was designed by the famous Italian architect Renzo Piano. From the roof square you can admire a magnificent view of Amsterdam.

https://www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.com/planyourvisit/accessibility

For more information about accessibility go to the museum's website

Republiek aan zee

Koningssloep

Cartografie& Curiosa

Verhaal van de Walvis

VOC schip

's Lands Zeemagazijn

The National Maritime Museum

At a beautiful location in Amsterdam you will find Het Scheepvaartmuseum. Here you can discover everything about five centuries of maritime history and how strongly this is connected to the society of today and the future. Het Scheepvaartmuseum is a national museum in a world city and the museum shows how Dutch history is connected to water.

Bekijk hoe het Bimhuis een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

https://www.bimhuis.nl/planjebezoek/toegankelijkheid

Bimhuis

The Bimhuis places Amsterdam clearly on the map as a leading European jazz city, regularly welcoming acclaimed domestic and international acts from the jazz and improvisation scenes.

Stimulus-free hours: (On request, the exhibition can be visited on weekdays outside regular opening hours. This can be requested at arcam@arcam.nl or 020 620 4878

Arcam

Arcam by night

Arcam aan de Prins Hendrikkade

Arcam tijdens opening tentoonstelling

Tentoonstelling Out of Office

Tentoonstelling Playing Architecture

Arcam, the architectural centre of Amsterdam

The futuristic building of Arcam is a striking appearance at the Oosterdok, and is worth a visit for that alone. The building houses an extensive information point about Amsterdam architecture.

Mezrab Cultural Center

Be transported around the globe in one evening at the Mezrab Cultural Center. One of the 'best kept secrets' of Amsterdam, the Mezrab is an artistic hub famous for featuring some of the best professional storytellers in the city. However, the expansive venue also hosts a diverse array of exhibitions, dance parties, and musical guests from around the world.

https://www.dezwijger.nl/over-ons/toegankelijkheid

See how Pakhuis de Zwijger makes visits accessible for people with disabilities.

Pakhuis De Zwijger

Pakhuis de Zwijger (De Zwijger warehouse) was built during the heyday of Amsterdam’s Eastern Docklands area and was used as a warehouse for refrigerated goods. Following extensive renovations, it now serves as a cultural meeting place for creative and innovative types.  Networking events, exhibitions, lectures and workshops are regularly held here.

https://www.mediamatic.net/nl/page/374725/toegankelijkheid

Bekijk hoe Mediamatic een bezoek voor mensen met een beperking of handicap toegankelijk maakt

Mediamatic

A poineer in sustainability and innovative agricultural practices, Mediamatic is a truly unique restaurant and cultural space in Amsterdam's culinary scene. Nestled on the Oosterdok waterfront, it began as a creative lab focused on ecology and art, gradually evolving into a plant-based restaurant and event hub.

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Brouwerij 't IJ (the IJ Brewery)

Located beside the iconic De Gooyer windmill, Brouwerij ’t IJ is a unique craft brewery that epitomises the charm of Amsterdam. Renowned for its award-winning beers, Brouwerij 't IJ has been an important part of the city's brewing history since 1985.

The Black Archives

The Black Archives is a unique historical archive for inspiring conversations, activities and literature from Black and other perspectives that are often overlooked elsewhere. The Black Archives documents the history of black emancipation movements and individuals in the Netherlands. The New Urban Collective manages the Black Archives. Please note: The Black Archives have temporarily been moved to Bijlmerplein 140.

Hannekes Boom

Constructed from reclaimed wood and salvaged materials, this shack-style, waterfront cafe near Central Station exudes bohemian charm.

Pension Homeland

On the east side of the centre of Amsterdam you will find Marineterrein, the city's navy barracks. In building 006, the former officers' station, you will now find Pension Homeland, a special hotel, restaurant, cafe and brewery.

De Scheepskameel

Scheepskameel

Located in the scenic harbourside Marineterrein area, Scheepskameel is the latest venture from the owners of Lille. With its refined European menu and exclusive German wine list, Scheepskameel brings an exciting new iteration of casual fine dining to the city's historic Oosterdok area.

P//////AKT Project Space

Amsterdam-based P/////AKT is an exhibition space for contemporary art. It organises large-scale solo presentations that aim to give viewers an insight into the artists' minds.

Marineterrein

The Marineterrein Amsterdam is a test area and city quarter for learning, working and living in a liveable city. In the special and flexible approach, the test area is gradually developing into a city quarter where there is room for open innovation, special forms of living, sports, recreation and greenery.

Oosterkerk

The Oosterkerk dates from 1671. The Eastern Islands were then the bustling heart of Amsterdam&#39;s shipbuilding and maritime trade, with the yards and warehouses of the Dutch East India Company on Oostenburg and the shipyard of the Admiralty on Kattenburg. The church was used for Reformed worship until the building had to be closed in the 1960s due to dilapidation. In 1969, the Municipality of Amsterdam bought the monumental building for the symbolic sum of one guilder.

Kanteen25

Kanteen25, located on the historic Marineterrein, is a quiet place, close to the center of Amsterdam. With a breathtaking view of the water, NEMO, and the Maritime Museum, this location is a hidden gem in the city. This place is perfect for various occasions such as drinks, lunches, dinners, corporate events, conferences and receptions. Everything is possible, and everyone is welcome!

Hotel Jakarta

Downstairs at the new, fully energy-neutral hotel at the head of Java Island you will discover a seafood bar and bakery situated around a tropical garden. For Asian bites and spicy cocktails, take the elevator to the Malabar sky bar on the top floor.

Panama

Housed in a historic warehouse on the city’s waterfront, Club Panama is a staple of Amsterdam’s nightlife scene. Known for its high-energy atmosphere and top-tier DJ lineups, it’s a go-to destination for those who love to dance until the early hours.

Restaurant Entrepot

The sleek yet relaxed Entrepot is located in a large former billiards center. The restaurant serves an exciting form of comfort food, made from completely local and seasonal ingredients.

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