Museum Het Grachtenhuis

Amsterdam, Netherlands •    UnderratedUnderrated
Amsterdam, Netherlands
UnderratedUnderrated
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Best months to visit
Apr, Jun, Jul
5°C – 13°C, mild and wet, with temperatures averaging around 9°c and blooming tulips, high crowds, peak season
Walking required
No
Wheelchair accessible; elevator available; mobility scooters not permitted.
Value for money
Medium
Mixed reviews on price and experience quality.
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Summarised by AI
Engaging Exhibits
Couples found the multimedia tour a fun, informative, and romantic experience. Highly recommended!
Historical Insight
Visitors felt that the museum gave couples a great understanding of the city's history.
Well Presented
The museum's presentation was praised as engaging and accessible to couples exploring Amsterdam.
Limited Time
Some couples noted the timed tour felt rushed, limiting time in each exhibit.
Pricey Tickets
Some couples felt the ticket prices were a bit high for the experience offered.
Weekend Crowds
Couples mentioned that weekends can be busy, making it less intimate for a visit.
Hours of operation
Monday
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Discover Museum Het Grachtenhuis, Amsterdam, where interactive displays bring Amsterdam’s canal evolution to life.

Discover Museum Het Grachtenhuis, Amsterdam, where interactive displays bring Amsterdam’s canal evolution to life.

Experience Museum Het Grachtenhuis, Amsterdam, a hidden gem showcasing the artistry of canal construction.

Experience Museum Het Grachtenhuis, Amsterdam, a hidden gem showcasing the artistry of canal construction.

When to visit

We've analysed user reviews and geographical data, and identified the best and worst months to visit.

Month
Crowd Level
Weather
Availability
Our recommendation
February
LOW
Cold and wet, with temperatures averaging around 3.5°C and frequent overcast skies.
1-6°C
Cold and wet, with temperatures averaging around 3.5°C and frequent overcast skies.
Open
No specific closures noted.
Recommended
February continues the trend of low crowds and lower prices. The weather remains cold and wet, so appropriate clothing is recommended.
March
MEDIUM
Cool and wet, with temperatures averaging around 6°C and increasing daylight.
3-9°C
Cool and wet, with temperatures averaging around 6°C and increasing daylight.
Open
No specific closures noted.
Recommended
March offers a balance between manageable crowds and improving weather. It's a good time to visit before the peak tourist season begins.
April
HIGH
Mild and wet, with temperatures averaging around 9°C and blooming tulips.
5-13°C
Mild and wet, with temperatures averaging around 9°C and blooming tulips.
Open
Closed on April 27th for King's Day.
Recommended
April is a popular time to visit due to blooming tulips and festive events. Expect higher prices and larger crowds, especially around King's Day.
May
MEDIUM
May in Amsterdam offers mild temperatures with average highs around 16.2°C and lows near 9.2°C. Rainfall is moderate, averaging 66 mm over 14 days, and the city enjoys approximately 220 hours of sunshine throughout the month.
9-16°C
May in Amsterdam offers mild temperatures with average highs around 16.2°C and lows near 9.2°C. Rainfall is moderate, averaging 66 mm over 14 days, and the city enjoys approximately 220 hours of sunshine throughout the month.
Open
No significant restrictions; however, it's advisable to book accommodations and tickets in advance due to moderate tourist activity.
Recommended
May is an excellent time to visit Museum Het Grachtenhuis, with comfortable weather and manageable crowd levels. It's advisable to carry a light jacket for cooler evenings and be prepared for occasional rain showers.

How to get there

Metro
Metro
Recommended
The Rokin station (Line 52) is an 8-9 minute walk to the museum.
Walking
Walking
Recommended
The museum is easily accessible on foot, a 15-minute walk from Dam Square and 5 minutes from Koningsplein.
Bike
Bike
Cycling is a popular mode of transport in Amsterdam, and the museum is easily reachable by bike.
Boat
Boat
Some canal cruise companies offer stops directly in front of the museum. The Cultuur Ferry operates on weekends in July and August with a stop on the Herengracht near the museum.
Bus
Bus
Several bus lines operate near Herengracht, but tram and metro are generally more direct.
Car
Car
Driving is possible, but parking is limited and costly. Nearby parking garages include Parkeergarage Keizersgracht and Q-Park Europarking.
Taxi
Taxi
Taxis provide direct access, but traffic and parking are limited.

Additional info

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Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking Required
Stairs Present
Seating Available
Flat Terrain
Hiking Required
Elevator Available
Mobility Scooter Friendly
Ramps Available
Pregnancy
Suitable for pregnancy
Allowed during pregnancy
Pets
Pets not allowed
Driving
Driving License Required
Idp Required

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