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Heineken ExperienceAmsterdam Top 3 in Must-Visit Museums
Amsterdam Top 3 in Must-Visit Museums
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Closed Open from 1/1-12/31,Mon-Thu,10:30am-7:30pm;Open from 1/1-12/31,Fri-Sun,10:30am-9:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Stadhouderskade 78, 1072 AE Amsterdam
Official website: https://www.heineken.com/heineken-experience
Phone: +31-20-7215300 +31-20-2611323
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The Heineken Museum in Amsterdam, where West Germany had been drinking Heineken regularly 20 years ago in college, was a row of Heinekens for how long it was going to be, and it felt so high, this time at the Heineken Museum, Seeing the history of Philip and learning about its heritage is a really nice beer, Gilly recommended
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Formerly known as the Heineken Brewery, which has been in existence for many years, the Heineken Experience was converted into a Heineken beer museum in 1988 and is now a pilgrimage site for hardcore Heineken fans. You can experience interactive vision with Heineken in the museum and taste the fresh and authentic Heineken beer. After visiting the exhibition area, you can buy a variety of costume hats with the theme of Heineken in the Heineken Souvenir Shop.
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The Heineken Museum in Amsterdam, where West Germany had been drinking Heineken regularly 20 years ago in college, was a row of Heinekens for how long it was going to be, and it felt so high, this time at the Heineken Museum, Seeing the history of Philip and learning about its heritage is a really nice beer, Gilly recommended
To Amsterdam, the route will definitely include a visit to the Heineken Museum. There are equipment and history introductions. I didn't pay attention (because I don't like to drink). The focus is on shopping around the peripheral products, all kinds of small commodities, keychains, bottle openers, clothes and so on are particularly beautiful! !
Holland Travel｜I got drunk at the Heineken Museum early in the morning🍺 Heineken Beer🍻 Is a well-known Dutch beer brand in the world For travelers who love to drink, must not miss it • ⛰【Strategy】 📍Detailed address: Heineken Museum, Amsterdam 🚗Traffic strategy: Take tram 7/10/16/24/25 and get off at Heineken experience station. You can also walk all the way from Amsterdam Railway Station. 🕙Opening time: the door will open at 10:30 at the end of December 💰Ticket price: 18💶 on-site purchase, it seems that there are discounts for online tickets. 🌟Highlights and features: 1. There is a dedicated commentator who explains clearly~ During the explanation, one person will serve a cup to taste. 2. You can experience the crafting Heineken pour cup. 3. There are electronic areas to experience electric touch sounds 📌Little Tips: 1. After purchasing the ticket, each person will be issued a Heineken beer experience coupon 2. After the visit, there is a venue similar to a bar, where you can use the experience ticket to exchange 2 cups with electronic music, 💯 3. It is recommended to go in the afternoon 😂 We went early in the morning, after all, it is also a craft brew, and it feels like it is floating out from behind😂
It's a great way to taste the different tastes of beer.
Heineken beer can be said to be well-known to everyone. The beer museum is inside a building with red brick exterior walls. It is very eye-catching and you can see the beer museum billboard from far away. The museum is divided into three parts, a very comprehensive understanding of the history of Heineken beer