We really like the visit here, all the workshops labs and installations are very well done and organised. Also the upper floor is very interesting and also the threated themes are very impoortant and inclusive. Absolutely it s is worth a visit!!

Our kids loved this museum and so did we as adults. It’s not particularly Dutch in that you can find good science museums all over but it was a wonderful way to break up other Dutch/Amsterdam museums that we visited with the kids. We spent three hours here with our two kids. There are loads of interactive exhibits. The restaurant is convenient as you have to go back across a large street into the neighbourhood to get to restaurants. It’s not inexpensive but the food was good.

I went on a class trip there was about 30 of us all teenagers and we had the best time. This place isn’t limited to children or teenagers though because the adults there lived it too. If you are going make sure you bring a good camera because there are great photo opportunities. Try everything because It’s all worth it and make sure you take a lot of time out of your day for it as we were there for hours on end. Honestly one of the best places.

Fantastic Science Museum. Loads for the kids but great for us adults too who like to experiment. Highlight was seeing the chain reaction. Didn't do the lab. As half term was very busy so didn't do as much as we hoped but will go back during term time.

My second time visiting Amsterdam and so a second visit to the NEMO science museum was a must. Lots of interactive stations and learning areas on all sorts of things science!! We don't have children but still really loved our experience. Staff friendly and helpful. Lockers available for coats.

Decidedly average especially for €17+ euro per person. We watched the “chain reaction” display twice as that was probably the most engaging thing but most of the explanation was in Dutch so it was hard for non Dutch speaking children to get properly involved. Lots of very disruptive children queue jumping, not taking turns, at times quite stressful. Our 8 year old enjoyed it but the 11 year old (normally very science-oriented) found it boring. The science lab was worth queuing for but by the time we found it we had ran out of time. Lunch (4 portions of vegetarian chilli) was over €50, all drinks extra, no tap water available. Children complained that their school chilli was better (!) and couldn’t bring themselves to finish even though they were hungry. Ok for a rainy day but hard to justify the cost when compared to the free science museum or natural history museum in London.

Nemo science museum is easily accessible by metro or boat. You will not miss it by its symbolic ship-shaped building and it is also opposite to maritime museum. My 5-year-old daughter loved the whole visit experience. The museum demonstrates science in different interactions, and live sessions which kids can easily engage with. The museum has all facilities such coffee shop, restaurant as well. The rooftop restaurant is definitely a good place to relax and have a bird view of the city.

Extremely Expansive, wise variety of interesting exhibits. Much better than the same old repetitive amusement parks. It has several floors and each floor has different sections. The Experiment Room on one of the Floors where you actually do a Project is just fantastic. Don't skip it. Then of course, the illusions pics that you take. The place takes a lot of time, engaging your interest, hence keep enough time. At the Top there is a nice Eatery with a beautiful outside area and most amazing views of the city. Dont Miss !

Very fun museums. I recommend that you skip first few floors and go to humania floor, beacouse it is gonna take you most of the time. Then cocertate to other floors. It depands how old your children are. The 2 floor is fin too. On every full hour there will be chain reaction on 1st floor

The place was hugely interactive. It was fun to get to have a go at the different activities and learn at the same time! I would say that it gets really busy especially near the interactive sections so come early and go to what you want to see first. We did get to see a show which was nice although I would say some people didn’t know how to be polite and were actively encouraging their children to start playing on the activity you are already on until you have to give up and move. The gift shop is alright but it’s expensive for what it is and doesn’t really have anything suitable for those above the age of 12