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Provisions for people who require low sensory environments

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Provisions for people who are deaf or hard of hearing

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Provisions for people who are blind or partially sighted

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Provisions for people with reduced mobility

universal-access

General accessibility provisions

Low stimulus hours

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Hidden disability Sunflower Keycord recognised here

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Low stimulus area

open-captioning

Open captioning

closed-captioning

Closed captioning

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Sign language interpretation provided

hearing-loop

Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)

braille

Material in Braille

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Accessible print (18pt. or larger)

audio-description

Audio description

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Guide lines and floor markings

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Mobile payment

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Wheelchair-friendly restroom

barrier-free

Barrier-free building and passageways that are sufficiently wide

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Stairs with handrail

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Accessible lift

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Barrier-free access and steps accompanied by ramp

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Sensory experience

person-seat

Rest areas

guide

Personal assistant

dog-leashed

Service dog allowed

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Accessible building

City Card benefits

With kids

Free

Accessibility

Neighbourhoods

Amsterdam Area

LGBTQI+

Amsterdam 750

Amsterdam's cultural agenda

Museums and galleries

Museums

https://www.nemosciencemuseum.nl/en/visit/accessibility-at-nemo/

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.

OSCAM

At the Open Space Contemporary Art Museum (OSCAM) on the Bijlmerplein you will find a place where art, fashion, design and craftsmanship in the Bijlmer come together. It is a museum in the Amsterdamse Poort shopping center in the Zuidoost district. They are located in the old Cool Cat building, diagonally opposite the KFC, between the Panda Bubble Tea Bar and Hunkemöller. You understand, between the fast food chicken, Instagram drinks and sexy lingerie, there is of course a great need for art and culture.

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

https://franshalsmuseum.nl/en/visit-us/accessibility

Frans Hals Museum (Groot Heiligland)

The Frans Hals Museum is Haarlem’s museum of fine arts. It houses the largest collection of Frans Hals paintings in the world, as well as works by other famous artists from Haarlem such as Judith Leyster, Cornelis van Haarlem and Jacob van Ruisdael. You’ll also discover an extensive collection of art from 1880 to the present day, including works by Isaac Israëls, Charley Toorop and Dana Lixenberg.

Discover 16th- and 17th-century, modern and contemporary art in two beautiful historical buildings in the old city centre.

In het Volendams Museum kunt u ngenieten van verschillende tafereeltjes die de rijke geschiedenis en cultuur van Volendam weerspiegelen. U kunt scënes verwachten die het dagelijks leven, klederdracht,ambachtenen tradities van dit dorp laten zien.

De muziekexpositie in het Volendams Museum neemt u mee op een reis door de rijke geschiedenis van Volendam. U kunt hier alles ontdekken over bekende Volendamse bands en artiesten, zoals The Cats, Jan Smit en nick en Simon en nog talloze anderen.

In het Volendams Museum is een bijzondere collectie van sigarenbandjes te bewonderen .Een collectie van 11.5 miljoen

Volendams Museum

The Volendams Museum is a museum located in the village of Volendam, known for its traditional costumes and fishing culture. The Museum focuses on preserving and exhibiting the rich history and traditions of Volendam. Visitors can take a look at the old fishermen houses, where they can experience what life used to be like. Furthermore, there is of course the famous cigar band house. There are fun treasure hunts and a craft corner for children

Appie Baantjer Museum

Appie Baantjer was a well-known Dutch detective and author whose life and works later formed the basis for “Baantjer���, a popular Dutch television programme. Café Heffer in Amsterdam’s Warmoesstraat hides a small museum dedicated to Baantjer. The upper level still serves as a bar, but the basement houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to Baantjer. You can visit this museum free of charge.

WG Kunst Art Foundation

WG Kunst is a dynamic foundation for art and cultural education. It employs 20 artists who focus on two key areas of development within the arts: creating exhibitions and leading art-based educational projects. The educational projects are carried out throughout the city for participants of all ages, from small children to the elderly. WG Kunst frequently organises exhibitions at their head office in Amsterdam.

Popinnart

Wevershuis

Discover everything there is to know about the traditional Dutch craft of sailcloth and windmill cloth weaving at the Weaver’s House at Zaanse Schans. You can take a seat behind the loom, grab some rest in the box bed and meet the weavers in their traditional costume. The Weaver’s House served as a weaving mill until the start of the twentieth century. In 2015, the house was reconstructed. It also houses a shop filled with unique gifts.

Vereniging Museumhaven (Harbour Museum Society)

The Vereniging Museumhaven (Harbour Museum Society) is a sheltered port area in Amsterdam where 20 historical ships are docked. On the quays, old shipyard equipment is also on display. A complimentary brochure is available to accompany your walk down the quay.

https://hermitage.nl/en/plan-your-visit/frequently-asked-questions/

H'ART Museum

H’ART Museum is an art museum where famous works of art and stories from around the world are brought together in one-of-a-kind exhibitions. Our exhibitions are always temporarily on show but will stay with you forever. The museum is in a historical landmark, at the heart of the Dutch capital. A cultural oasis - with a unique indoor garden and a bustling Grand Café - where constantly many interesting things are going on, from concerts, lectures, and movie nights to art education for children and young adults.

See how Museum JAN makes visits accessible for people with disabilities.

Tentoonstelling Op de leest van Jan Jansen - 60 jaar schoenen & Dutch Design 2021

Tentoonstelling Ted Noten & co. 2023

Vaste glaskunst collectie

Tentoonstelling Rive Roshan 2021

Museum JAN

Museum JAN is a museum of visual arts and design with a special focus on glass art. The museum’s own collection consists of unique glass objects assembled by founder Jan van der Togt. He collected international top art, based on what fascinated him aesthetically. In addition to this characterful collection, Museum JAN offers a wide and appealing exhibition program.

https://www.annefrank.org/en/museum/practical-information/accessibility-museum/

Anne Frank Huis

Anne Frank House

For more than two years, Anne Frank and her family hid in the Secret Annex of the building at Prinsengracht 263, where Anne's father, Otto Frank, had his business. The Van Pels family and Fritz Pfeffer also had their hiding place here.

Kuiperij

Pay a visit to the Kuiperij at the Zaanse Schans. Here you take a leap into the past and step into Kuiperij Tiemstra.

Over de bruggen van de Utrechtsestraat

Honderdjarige op de Museumlijn

Voor het Centraal Station

drie generaties op een rij

Over de schouder meekijken

Ook Rotterdam is vertegenwoordigd

Wachten op Passagiers

Lichtjesritten

Heel oud en minder oud in de keerlus Surinameplein

NBM Tram bij het Haarlemmermeerstation

Unieke Groningse Tram

Haagse tram mag er ook zijn

Electric Museum Tram Line Amsterdam

The Electric Museum Tram Line revives the past with a unique collection of historic trams. The trams have been restored, and you can actually ride them both in the centre of Amsterdam and on the landmark Haarlemmermeer railway line.

Kahmann Gallery

Founded in 2005 by Roy Kahmann, this gallery originally focused on Dutch vintage photography. These days you’re more likely to find work by international photographers and fresh talent as well as vintage pieces.

ElliottHalls Gallery

ElliottHalls is passionate about photography. Throughout the year they hold extensive exhibitions showcasing the work of historical and contemporary photographers. Their roster of artists includes internationally renowned names whose work is regularly featured in major museums and corporate collections. The gallery also has a Print Room where, by appointment, clients, photography experts and enthusiasts can browse their collection.