Amsterdam Upside Down House Tickets


Please note that infants and children must be counted in the number of passengers, children aged 0‑2 are free, and children aged 12 and above are charged the same as adults.
(1) Single entry only;
(2) The activity is wheelchair accessible;
(3) Staff can provide accessibility assistance services;
(4) Pets are not allowed in the venue;
(5) Free lockers are provided in the venue;
(6) There is a car park underneath the museum, and a parking discount is available upon presentation of the parking card;
The voucher is only valid for the specified date (including time)
(1) The Upside Down Museum Amsterdam;
(2) Sunday to Thursday: 09:30 ‑ 19:00;
(3) Friday to Saturday: 09:30 ‑ 20:00;
Please present the e‑voucher
(1) The Upside Down Museum Amsterdam;
(2) Europaboulevard 5, 1079 PC Amsterdam, Netherlands;
Take tram line 4 or bus No. 62 or N84 from Amsterdam Europaplein station, and it is a 2‑minute walk to arrive

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts.
Experience the Netherlands in a brand new, modern way at the Upside Down Museum in Amsterdam! This 1,500‑square‑metre immersive space features 25 ingeniously designed interactive scenes that defy gravity and break away from traditional sightseeing frameworks. It allows visitors to interpret Dutch culture from a whole new perspective, and has become a hotspot for viral social media content. Whether you are a family with children, a group of best friends, or a seasoned traveller, you are sure to find joy and surprises here.

Co‑founded by renowned influencer Anna Nooshin, the museum aims to move beyond traditional symbols like windmills and clogs, presenting the Netherlands' diversity, inclusivity, and musical culture in a lively and engaging way.

What is truly exciting is the fusion of technology and interactivity: in the silent disco at the Upside Down Club, you can put on headphones and groove to your own private playlist; jump into the voice‑activated LED ball pit, where lights change in real time with your laughter and footsteps, and a hidden jacuzzi adds a relaxing touch to the experience

Throughout your visit, you will constantly feel the clever integration of Dutch culture: the neon jungle and infinity mirror room echo the vibe of modern Dutch art, while a 1990s‑style restaurant evokes local collective memories. The scenes are regularly updated to ensure returning visitors also have fresh experiences.
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