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Det nationale søfartsmuseum (het Scheepvaartmuseum på hollandsk) i Amsterdam er dedikeret til Nederlandenes legendariske søfartshistorie. Museet rummer en imponerende maritim samling af historiske genstande, herunder våben, malerier, verdenskort, navigationsinstrumenter og skala-modeller.
Det nationale søfartsmuseum har til huse i det imponerende tidligere arsenal fra Amsterdams admiralitet, som stammer fra 1656. I gården er der nu et kunstfærdigt glasloft med et design, der minder om en kompasrose. Det Nationale Søfartsmuseum er et af landets mest besøgte museer og tiltrækker hvert år hundredtusindvis af besøgende.
Søfartsmuseet giver dig et indblik i Hollands lange og velstående forhold til havet. Museets udstillinger er både i og uden for bygningen. På molen ligger der flere skibe, hvoraf nogle kan du gå om bord, f.eks. en kopi af det hollandske indiske skib Amsterdam. Museet har også flere andre udstillinger og en omfattende samling af historiske genstande fra den hollandske guldalder.
Når du er gået om bord på VOC-skibet Amsterdam, kan du også rejse tilbage i tiden til guldalderen med VR-rejsen Dare to Discover. Denne virtuelle rejse tager dig med på en flyvetur over den historiske havn i Amsterdam fra det 17. århundrede. Du vil opleve, hvordan havnen blomstrede, se hvordan nyt land kom frem fra havet, og hvordan købmænd fra forskellige lande hentede og afsendte deres varer. VR-turen starter hvert 15. minut og er egnet for børn fra 7 år og opefter.
Book dine billetter til National Maritime Museum på vores websted for at garantere adgang! Billetterne omfatter også hurtig adgang til museet, så du ikke behøver at vente ved indgangen. Der er en gratis lydomvisning tilgængelig på hollandsk, engelsk, fransk, tysk, spansk, italiensk, portugisisk, russisk, kinesisk, japansk, koreansk og koreansk.
Der er en række særudstillinger rettet mod børn, hvilket gør museet sjovt og interessant for alle aldre. Det Nationale Søfartsmuseum er en fascinerende attraktion, gå ikke glip af det på din næste rejse til Holland!
3269 Reviews
Lysild
Hollandsk skibsfartshistorie formidlet spændende og fængende. Ingen støvede montre, men fantastiske tableauer og mange steder interaktive oplevelser, der gjorde historien levende og satte gang i fantasien. Vi kedede os ikke et sekund, mens vi gik igennem de mange og varierede del-udstillinger. Et ualmindeligt spændende museum for både børn og voksne.
carstenh889
Det er et godt museum for søfart. Der er god info på engelsk. Udenfor jan man komme ombord på en træskib. Det ser gammelt ud og giver en ide om, hvordan det kunne have været. Det var sjovt at se de gl kort og globus, som nogle steder ramte lidt forkert.
Ovemunk
Fint museum der nok henvender sig mest til børn selvom nogle af udstillingerne er meget interessante. Hele konceptet er meget pædagogisk opbygget og giver en fin tilgang til emnet og der er brugt moderne teknologi meget kreativt.
AnneliseMiko
Det er tydeligt at der har været scenografer, instruktører, arkitekter og edutainment eksperter ind over. Også smuk bygning, lækker café og rigtig god souvenir butik. Hele den digitale side fungerede uden problemer. At se Rijksmuseets kedelige formidling bagefter var slående
damsel14
This is pretty close to Amsterdam Centraal and the Resistance Museum, so it's pretty easy to get to from either of those areas. We stopped in because my partner is very interested in maritime history; this one is special because the building is beautiful; it's the former trading building. It's full of art (which I didn't quite expect), and in true Dutch fashion, it is very honest about its history. They did not hide their colonial past and included achievements from their former colonies--something other colonizers appear to be allergic to. Unlike other colonizers, they also didn't whitewash anything. There's also a segment about the various environments, which was interesting. You hear the story of shipwrecked sailors who survived against all odds in the arctic. We ended the visit with a tour of a replica VOC ship, and a quick visit of a retired royal boat. The scenery is also beautiful. If you're on the fence about this museum, you can wait until you're there to decide--unlike the Rembrandt House, Riksmuseum, Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum, this one doesn't sell out quickly. We also managed to snag a deal for it on Groupon, so definitely check there.
josoyars
Beautiful building. Exhibits are very interesting for adults. Varied exhibits about the city as a port, its growth, past and current use, and the broader Dutch maritime history. We learned a lot. Special exhibit on whaling was great for kids to understand that history. The audio guides are free with tickets and were helpful to understand more. Cafe had some good food and wasn’t too expensive. They have a kids menu.
C2547BKjanee
Must confess we were pretty museum’d out by the time we visited but still enjoyed it. Entry included with our I Amsterdam card so we went. If you walk there, as you cross the bridge heading towards museum from centraal station direction, look across to the right and you can see the only windmill in Amsterdam city in the distance. The building is fabulous, make sure you go down to the bathrooms as the vaulted area down there is impressive. We didn’t look at everything. We took the audio guide on offer but found we read the info boards rather than listening to the guide. The replica sailing ship is well presented, quite tricky to move around if you’re not too mobile and as you’d expect, mind your head! Favourite museum displays were those related to navigation in a starlit section and the section on books/maps. Fascinating to see these early “travel guides” with their depictions of local scenes and people’s. Do sit in the courtyard area which is a lovely space, wait until there’s a burst of sunshine and see the effect of the roof line shadows across the walls because it’s beautiful.
Sightseer13151099910
An excellent interactive stunning display...! A must visit museum in Amstedam. Give yourself at least 5 hours, or come back again.😁👍
marissajanep
Stunning museum and full of such amazing artefacts and information. My husband and I are specifically interested in boats and sea history etc which is the main reason we went here but I think it would suit anybody. Some really interesting things to look at in a very beautiful building. Really enjoyed it.
StewartEm
A lovely waterside location in a very impressive building. It's displays are well presented and clearly themed. An interesting range of items, both large and small, inside and out, that tell a lot about Dutch maritime history. As a family we are interested in maritime things, so we spent about five hours in it (including a drinks break) and didn't see everything. Entrance was speedy (we didn't prebook) and being offered a free locker to put bags and coats in was helpful. The one thing that's almost completely missing is anything related to the 20th Century, which is surprising given the key role that the Dutch played in salvage and oil transportation, and their brave if doomed sea battles against the Japanese in 1942.