The Madurodam was a great place to visit and provided so many wonderful and different recreations in the miniature size. The attention to detail and innovative ways they allowed for interaction with the displays was excellent

A nicely created place with smart vision and variety of games and videos it is nice place for adult and children I enjoyed it inspite of rains

I was there at least 5 times already. It is very nice park. Especially with kids. All excellent except food. I purchased a food that was supposed to be vegetarian, in the Taste of Holland (or a similar-name restaurant near the exit) but it tasted like meat. So much that I did not eat it and even that one bite I had in my mouth had to go. The staff told me that was vegetarian, but if it was true, I should be warned about the strong meat taste of it. As I am the kind of vegetarian who actually doesn't like meat, I would like to see more plant-based food like spinach and broccoli or something like it. I also didn't like that something that was supposed to be vegetarian was stored so close to meat products. This food was the only wasted money I regret because I was still hungry and disappointed. The other restaurant on the other side of the park was a bit better, but I will definitely bring my own food next time.

Bought tickets online. Visited the park as a day trip from Amsterdam. About 45 min by train. From The Hague train station we took a tram to the park, it stopped right in front of the park. We bought the day passes for the trams at the train station. The day passes for all of us were €17 (3 adults and 2 kids 10 And 13 years old). The park is compact, there are some interactive activities that our kids loved. We visited on a weekday during summer, it was raining a bit, the park wasn’t busy at all. We spent maybe 3 hours total (that’s including the lunch), it was a perfect amount for our family.

مدينة Madurodam مادورودام المصغرة في لاهاي جميلة و نظيفة و تستحق الزيارة فيها معالم هولندا مصنوعة بحرفية و يستمتع فيها الكبار و الصغار الحدائق طبيعية و مصغرة و حتى الفواكة في الشجر مصغرة و حقيقية و اضفت صوراً للفواكه ويوجد في مدينة مادودرام كامل الخدمات The city of Madurodam worth a visit in The Hague, it is clean, and it is the beautiful landmarks of the Netherlands made professionally, and adults and children enjoy inside madurdam , and the trees miniature, and even the fruits in the trees are miniature and real, and I added pictures of the fruits, The city of Maduram has complete services

This place is fantastic. Even my wife liked it! Both my son and daughter aged 14 also really enjoyed it. I love model villages, and this is the best I've ever visited. We were inside for hours. It'd just so good. I recommend not bypassing the DC3 plane ride. It's worth the wait in the line.

Learn about the Netherlands in miniature. Great park. We spent around 3 hours there. Parking is at a cost. The park is nice to visit for anyone that is interested in what the Netherlands has to offer. There was a plane where you can queue up for an experience. Definitely worth doing. Overall the park was super well maintained, clean, fun and the sun helped make it a perfect day out for all the family.

Madurodam is what brought us to the Netherlands! A year ago my daughter showed me a youtube video of Madurodam. I was fascinated--just my kind of thing. Then she showed me Keukenhof. I said "let's go!" So a year in the making, in time for her 31st birthday, we arrived in Amsterdam. We loved this place. The scale & detail of the buildings was amazing. Even though we didn't recognize most of the buildings, it didn't matter. It was fun looking at the little figures of people set up amongst the buildings--look closely, someone has a sense of humor. The interactive elements were fun for both of us; I was unexpectedly delighted by the 3 coin-operated features where an item would be "made" for you & then delivered by a small truck. We got a small pair of clogs; a tulip pin; & a tiny Mars bar. From looking at photos I thought that this was a rather large place with different areas spread out over the park. When we entered I could see that it was one large "bowl". But it still took 4 hours for us to go through everything, and even then, we were too tired to do any of the indoor stuff. A fantastic day out, despite a cold & windy "Dutch weather" day!

Nice park to spend 2-3 hours. More suited for families with children. Has a lot of miniature buildings and models of the major monuments in Holland.

My parents took me to Madurodam over 35 years ago and I still have very fond memories of the day! Fast forward to the present and it still does not disappoint - a great day out with the kids and the models have aged/been maintained really well. The grounds and play parks are also well maintained. Its easy to get to from the Hague by bus/tram and marked on all the maps. You can drive if you want as well as there is plenty of car parking on site. You get to tour Holland in miniature and there is loads of interactivity as you go around and opportunities for kids to play/learn/explore. I recommend downloading the park app - it is a good interactive map apart from anything else and will ensure that you don't miss any of the interactive exhibits. Make sure you collect a smart card with your ticket as this will activate the video screens with historical details as you go round. Its more geared for slightly older children so if you have toddlers there's not much point - its also takes a bit of a colonialist view which might not be to a UK taste either. Make sure you have a few odd 20c and 50c euro coins or a contactless debit card - some of the interactive models require payment - you do get to make the factories work and produce you 'goods' for your money - its a fun thing, fairly priced and what I felt was particularly nice is that none of the items were available in the gift shop so you had to interact with the model if you wanted anything - so you can't have a 'never mind dear, we'll pick one up in the shop later' attitude. There's also a good ol' fashioned pen and paper trail as well to keep younger kids amused. You can picnic or get food at the cafe or restaurant - again, very fairly priced and definitely not out to rip-off the captive audience which again added to the nice feel of the park. If too many kids is getting to you, don't worry! They serve beer too!

It'd be good for kids, but probably not very interesting for adults. I spend less than two hours here, and that's enough. You can find cheaper tickets on their website.

The scope of this miniature land is very impressive, with lots of thought applied to capturing the smallest details to faithfully recreate some of the most famous landmarks in The Netherlands. As a foreign visitor, I was left scratching my head at some of the models - due to being completely unfamiliar with the source material. We thoroughly enjoyed the automated boats & planes, the walkable bridges and of course the birds ruining the illusion of scale!

It was really interesting walking around and seeing areas that you recognised. It was well kept. It's definitely suitable for all ages. It's not all model village either because some of it tells the history of The Netherlands.

Went here with my girlfriend who is an expat. Exploring Netherlands as a 'tourist'. Madurodam doesn't disappoint. It's a great getaway so see (and recognize) the top sights the Netherlands have to offer. The detail of Madurodam is really cool. There are some interactive attraction for kids and never seems too busy. Recommended!

We dropped by Madurodam on the way to Scheveningen Beach. The models were great and it was really fun spotting places we’d visited in real life and being able to see places we hadn’t. The entrance fee is a little pricey at around £19 per person, especially as we managed to see everything in under an hour. I’d imagine you’d be able to spend a good amount of time here though if you had kids, as there are a lot of interactive elements.