Museo Marítimo Nacional

Muy interesante

Este museo es muy interesante si te gusta el mundo de la navegación . Situado en un edificio histórico y muy relacionado con la navegación del país, presenta varias plantas bien presentadas. En una ala y en el exterior puedes visitar la réplica de una fragata de época y una góndola real del siglo XVIII. Muy bonito.

Ineludible

El museo más representativo de Amsterdam, en donde encontrará el porqué de la influencia de esta ciudad en el mundo. Un mar de explicaciones amenamente contadas que incluyen realidad virtual, maquetas tamaño real y hasta barcos amarrados. Una visita ineludible, sin importar si la marina es o no de tu agrado. Esto habla de como se posicionó la Compañia de Las Indias Orientales y de su influencia geopolítica. Fácil de recorrer, bien diseñado y amigable con información y objetos a la altura de los m mejores museos del mundo. Obligatorio.

Magnifico

Como amante de la historia y Del Mar me encontré realmente a gusto en este museo. Magnifico edificio donde impregnase de la historia marítima de los Países Bajos. Comercio marítimo, batallas navales históricas hasta los puertos comerciales de la actualidad. Imprescindible visitar el buque “Amsterdam” anclado frente al museo y no olvidarse del la proyección de realidad virtual que en el se ofrece.

Excelente museo que permite pensar en los viajes del pasado

Este museo es excelente y con una cantidad de información que permite comprender distintos aspectos de la evolución de navegación en el pasado de Holanda. El museo explora el pasado de Holanda como potencial naval y muestra un barco de esa historia. También tiene cartografía y otros datos fascinantes. Es un lugar para pasar horas.

Really fascinating!

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.

Interesting speciality museum, especially if you like the sea.

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.

Great experience, great presentation, not to be missed.

Great experience. I chose to start "navigating" in the museum from the East wing, next the West , leaving the ships (in the North) for last. Great concept to move in the museum with the signs of the compass! Many great concepts! From the presentation of the navigation apparatus, to the presentation of life of a ship owning Dutch family (through a "moving portrait"), and the presentation of maps of the journeys of the Doutch mariners. Not to be missed!

Lovely experience for all families and lots to discover. Just a short suggestion offer a larger choice for lunch menu.

I enjoyed esp touring the steam and clipper sail ships as well as the naval history and the sextant and stars room. The ship heads and artwork of wood was amazing

A fast, reliable system.