My visit to « Fabrique des lumières in Amsterdam » was truly magical and exceptional. I was amazed by the moving paintings and I left feeling inspired the creativity and innovation on display. It was a truly unforgettable experience that I would highly recommend to anyone interested in the world of Art.

We were looking for something to do during our last minute trip to Amsterdam and came across Fabrique des Lumières and we were so glad we did! It is truly an amazing experience if you are a fan of the magnificent art work of Van Gogh and Mondrian among others. The artwork is projected around the room and every wall showed a different element of each piece. It was a fully immersive and fantastic experience and we would highly recommend a visit.

As a space enthusiast, visiting the Fabrique des Lumières for the Space Expo was nothing short of a fairytale-like experience. The combination of mesmerizing visuals and perfectly synchronized sound created an atmosphere that left me in awe. The entire hangar was full of people, yet the experience was so captivating that no one made a sound—everyone was simply entranced by the beauty around them. The expo is a must for anyone who loves art, space, or light shows, or is simply looking for a truly unique experience. The mirror rooms were a special highlight, where you can lie down and fully immerse yourself in the otherworldly atmosphere. There's also a room showcasing upcoming shows, which added to the anticipation for future visits. From the moment we arrived, the welcoming staff and the chance to grab a drink at the entrance set the tone for a fantastic visit. I highly recommend this experience—it’s unlike anything else.

When I went, 'From Vermeer to Van Gogh (Dutch Masters)' was showing. I went there not expecting much more than images projected onto screens. It was so much more, truly an immersive experience. Apart from the main screening, there were also 'Mondriaan, An Abundance of Colour' and '#mygirlwithapearl – The Immersive Edition'. Although I'm not usually very appreciative of classical art, this exhibition blew my mind and I was in there for about 2.5hrs.

This was not what we expected! We expected it to be an exhibition that you walk through, but it is a show made from projections so you stay in one room for 45mins. Inside the room there are other smaller sections to give a different immersive experience. There is also an AI Photo Booth. It was really cool how they made all the projections line up and fill the room but we didn’t really understand what the projections were showing!!

One of the best things we’ve done in Amsterdam! I thought we would spend about 30 mins in there, but ended up staying an hour and a half as the art is so mesmerising. It’s such a wonderful experience and a unique way to experience art. The accompanying music is also so relaxing! There are some love bars and restaurants surrounding it. We went towards the end of the day and it was quite quiet. Absolutely worth a visit!

We went to see the Dutch Masters exhibit, and I thought it was spectacular. Housed in a unique repurposed old gasworks building, they show on the walls and floors the art of the old masters, but often digitally reimagined so it looks as the art is in motion. Being a fan of Van Gogh, I had never seen his work like this before. So amazingly beautiful did I find it that I was actually moved to tears when they showed ‘Starry Night’. A beautiful way to rediscover so many wonderful artists. Highly recommended.

This is an inexpensive experience with great views! I prefer this type of art opposed to a museum with still photos & statues. It’s a feel free walk around event with moving art and instrumental music. I attended the From Vermeer to Van Gogh Dutch Masters exhibit. Everything was lovely. It is quite isolated but you have restaurants, a movie theater, greenery, and a bakery to explore as well.

You can go there with your eyes closed. (but open very wide once there ) 😉 We had a great time. In the Hall of Lights we saw two screenings: from Vermeer to Van gogh and a shorter one (street art genre). For us, one of the best activities to do in AMSTERDAM.

Very rewarding, also with (slightly older) children. We were all silent about the beautiful way in which images of Van Gogh's masterpieces and the music flooded you. Nice location also on the western gas site, make it an afternoon with walk through the Westerpark and lunch.