The Netherlands, AmsterdamApril 9, 2026, by Ad Vertorial

All the highlights of the Netherlands in an interactive hour: Highlights of Holland, Amsterdam

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The Netherlands, Amsterdam, April 9, 2026, by Ad Vertorial

All the highlights of the Netherlands in an interactive hour: Highlights of Holland, Amsterdam

Interactive museums are hot. That makes no sense, because kids love being active (and secretly, so do you). And a museum visit is also a responsible outing. Killing two birds with one stone. We like to call the Netherlands a small frog country, but to really get a good picture, it normally takes quite a while. Because we are certainly more than just cycling for everything, circle birthday parties with cheese, and endless conversations about the unpredictable weather. And honestly: getting to know all those traditions and history can get boring pretty quickly. At Highlights of Holland In Amsterdam, you do things differently. In just over an hour, you see all the 'highlights' of the Netherlands, but in that interactive way that is anything but stuffy.

The 10 themed rooms

The 10 themed rooms

Highlights of Holland features 10 interactive themed rooms. You sail through the centuries-long battle with water, discover how we reclaimed land from the sea, hop on a bike yourself, and immerse yourself in typical Dutch icons such as tulips and windmills. Oh, and as the icing on the cake, you can try on traditional Dutch clothing. Chances are, as a Dutch person, you have never worn clogs and a lace bonnet. Be sure not to forget to take a photo of it. Although the staff would be happy to do that for you too. It's fun, after all, to have a cheesy family photo on the wall… Smile!

For the whole family

For the whole family

The museum is for families looking for a fun and educational outing, but also for adults who want to experience the Netherlands in a different way or simply want to do something enjoyable. Whether you come here with kids, friends, or just the two of you – it works for everyone. The museum is also easily accessible for wheelchairs and has plenty of resting areas. Truly a place for young and old. Not a museum lover? Give it a chance. Precisely because you participate yourself and keep discovering something new, it remains fascinating from start to finish.

Ticket starting from just 14,95 euros and the museum is open seven days a week. Have fun.

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