Things to do in The Upside Down Amsterdam

was a great experience. a very Nice staff. and a very fun place. very good to go with kids. we love it

I spent 5 hours in this Museum. To understand more about Vincent Van Gough. Anyway, go and no regret and worth to do so. The museum is amazing to attract me to spend time and think more about my life.

The museum is very big! The audio guide was very helpful. I did the highlight tour which allowed me to cover the key areas in my first visit within a reasonable time!

Informative experience, a rather short visit but interesting to learn.

So worth it. Advice to book 2 weeks in advance. Take an earlier session to avoid crowd. Really worth paying for.

I was very happy to visit the brewery and enjoy the various Heineken beers. Whether you had a ticket or not, everyone lined up in the same queue first. After entering the main hall, if you didn't have a ticket, you could buy one on the spot. If you had a ticket, you could continue queuing directly. At the same time, you could go to the cloakroom to store your luggage for free. We stored all our winter down jackets, beanies, and backpacks. Afterwards, they began explaining the history, ingredients, and brewing process of the beer. The package already included two beers; the first was after bottling, and the second was at the last station. After finishing the second beer, you could then proceed to the souvenir shop and leave.

Great way to experience Amsterdam from their unique canals. Audio guides available on board, but found it more enjoyable to be at the back of the boat looking at the sights.

The tour was really informative and covers a wide area. It was really nice! It was interesting knowing about the Old Church bells that rang every 15 minutes, the protest that happened in the Jewish District and the memorial bricks on the streets! Really enjoyed it! I did the tour as I originally could not get tickets for the Anne Frank House! The guide was really friendly and nice! For the price, it was worth it! I ended up getting tickets to the Anne Frank house, I think the tour and the museum compliments well!

Moco Museum has some cool works of Banskey and Yayoi Kusama.