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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

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General accessibility provisions

Low stimulus hours

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Hidden disability Sunflower Keycord recognised here

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Low stimulus area

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Open captioning

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Closed captioning

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Sign language interpretation provided

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Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)

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Material in Braille

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Accessible print (18pt. or larger)

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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

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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

Museums and galleries

https://oudekerk.nl/en/visitor-information

Exterieur Oude Kerk

Interieur Oude Kerk

Heilig Grafkapel

Oude Kerk (Old Church)

The Oude Kerk in Amsterdam’s Red Light District is the city’s oldest building and one of the city’s youngest art institutions. In the seven or so centuries since it was founded, the church has evolved into one of the most imposing Gothic ecclesiastical buildings in northern Europe.

STRAAT

Museum for street art and graffiti. More than 160 artworks by over 150 artists from all over the world. Get to know the stories behind the artworks, stories that often remain untold in the streets. The collection is constantly growing, so there's always a good chance of catching artists live in action. Located on the dynamic NDSM terrain in Amsterdam Noord

https://www.tropenmuseum.nl/en/plan-your-visit/accessibility

Scootmobiel is niet mogelijk museum te bezoeken

Lichthal Tropenmuseum

Wereldmuseum Amsterdam

The Wereldmuseum Amsterdam is a museum of world cultures, housed in one of the most beautiful museum buildings of the Netherlands, off the beaten tourist track in Amsterdam’s hip east.

https://allardpierson.nl/en/visit/accessibility/

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

Grieken en Grootmachten in het Allard Pierson

Van Rome tot Romeins in het Allard Pierson

Egyptekabinet in het Allard Pierson

Gipsengalerij

Allard Pierson

The Allard Pierson is part of the University of Amsterdam. The museum houses a permanent exhibition on thousands of years of cultural history. From Egyptian animal mummies, Greek pottery and Roman glass to famous maps and atlases and plaster casts of statues from antiquity; these are just some of the exhibits at this attractive museum in the centre of Amsterdam.

https://www.eyefilm.nl/en/plan-your-visit/accessibility

Maak een flipboekje in de Flipbook Machine

Affiches uit de collectie worden in het gebouw gepresenteerd

Eye Filmmuseum met rechts de ADAM Toren

Permanente tentoonstelling met bijzondere filmapparaten uit de collectie

Doe de gratis speurtocht met kinderen en leer over pre-cinema apparaten

Film Catcher

Flipbook Machine

Eye Filmmuseum

The striking architecture of the Eye Filmmuseum made it quickly become one of Amsterdam’s modern icons. Situated on the northern bank of the River IJ, just opposite Central Station, this cinema, film museum, café/restaurant and cutting-edge event location is a must-see. Eye Filmmuseum is free to visit with the I amsterdam City Card, but for some of the exhibitions there is an additional surcharge.

https://allardpierson.nl/en/research/reading-room/

Allard Pierson - The Special Collections Department

The Allard Pierson shares the collections of the University of Amsterdam with the public and academia. It is one of the most important and most extensive heritage collections in Europe. They include archaeological collections, manuscripts, old printed matter, photos, atlases, cookbooks, Jewish cultural history, graphic design, theater collections, music, cartography, plaster sculptures and much more.

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

Museum Weesp

Discover, experience and get to know the rich history of Weesp. Situated in the beautiful town hall built in 1776, the museum tells the story of the city and its inhabitants. Learn about the famous Weesper porcelain, the tasty history of the Van Houten chocolate makers and the rich past of the beer brewers and jenever distillers.

See how Body Worlds makes a visit accessible for people with a disability or handicap.

https://www.bodyworlds.nl/en/visitors-information/accessibility/

Body Worlds

BODY WORLDS wants to inform a wide audience about the different aspects of the human body. From the functions and development of the body to diseases and the influence of operations. BODY WORLDS wants to share knowledge with everyone in an accessible way through the exhibition and to arouse interest in anatomy and physiology.

Museum In ’t Houten Huis

Located in the middle of the rustic De Rijp, this museum shows the rich history of this region, the area around the Eilandspolder (Schermer Island).

Cruquius Museum

Haarlemmermeer Museum De Cruquius tells the never-ending story of Haarlemmermeer. The battle with water is central to the Cruquius Museum, showing the fascinating stories and machines behind the development of Haarlemmermeer since its reclamation.

Museum Zaanse Tijd (Zaan Time Museum)

Timekeeping is at the heart of science and technology, and this museum pays homage to it with its unique focus on the craft of the clockmaker. Travel back in time and marvel at animated clocks depicting themes that are typical of the historical Zaan region, such as spinning windmills or whaling scenes. The museum proudly presents the rich Dutch heritage of beautiful and intricate timekeepers stemming from the Dutch Golden Age.

See how Embassy of the Freemind makes a visit accessible for people with disabilities.

https://embassyofthefreemind.com/en/plan-your-visit/hours-admission/how-to-get

Tentoonstelling House of the Living Books

Embassy of the Free Mind

The Embassy of the Free Mind is a museum library in a historic building from 1622 located on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam. It is a platform for free-thinking, inspired by the ideas of the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica Collection. You will find beautiful prints from the books of, among others, 17th-century free thinkers. Everyone is welcome!

Ziezo Marokko - Tropenmuseum Junior Amsterdam

Wereldmuseum Amsterdam Junior

Located in a majestic building on the edge of the Oosterpark, Wereldmuseum Amsterdam Junior was created especially for children from ages 6 to 13. It is part of the Wereldmuseum Amsterdam, a renowned institution focused on non-Western cultures. The interactive exhibits introduce children to new cultures in a playful way that sparks their curiosity.

https://www.verzetsmuseum.org/en/accessibility-1

Magnifier with extra light, The museum is wheelchair accessible

Verzetsmuseum

Resistance Museum (Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam)

Discover the Verzetsmuseum (Dutch Resistance Museum) in the heart of Amsterdam and step back in time to the era of war, dictatorship, persecution, and resistance. Here you will uncover the impressive history behind the difficult choices that the Dutch had to make during the dark days of the German occupation in the Second World War.
100 personal stories challenge you to reflect on what you would do in these extreme and challenging circumstances. They provide insights into the value of tolerance, freedom, and democracy.

Kattenkabinet

Het Kattenkabinet

The Cat Cabinet was founded in memory of the red cat John Pierpont Morgan (1966-1983). Throughout his life, this special cat was the idiosyncratic companion of Bob Meijer, the founder of the Cat Cabinet.

We have separate guided tours for the blind/ partially sighted and the deaf and hard of hearing

https://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/en/locations/amsterdam-museum-at-the-amstel/1495

Amsterdam Museum on the Amstel

The Amsterdam Museum can be found on the Amstel, in the building of the H'ART Museum. During a large-scale renovation of the monumental Burgerweeshuis, the Amsterdam Museum will find its temporary home here. With a completely new range of exhibitions, public programmes and children's activities. Here, the Amsterdam Museum will display an entirely new collection presentation that, besides the traditional history of Amsterdam, also offers plenty of space for dissenting voices and lesser-known and more recent histories of the city.

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