Het Scheepvaartmuseum Review

The Maritime Museum is a large exhibition hall to understand the history of the Netherlands. As a veteran maritime power, the Netherlands has conquered many different corners of the world. This museum can also see a lot of memorials.

As a maritime power, the Maritime Museum in Amsterdam is still worth visiting. The museum building on the bank of the canal is relatively large, and the exhibits are also rich. It is still very attractive for tourists who like history and maritime.

The Maritime Museum is a very famous museum in Amsterdam. Around the museum square, the Maritime Museum is large in size. It is worth visiting for friends who like history and are interested in sailing. After all, the Netherlands can be a world-renowned maritime power.

The Amsterdam Maritime Museum, which highlights the Netherlands as a historical, maritime coachman, mainly on whale hunting, multinational maritime trade and four maritime wars with Britain.

The Dutch National Maritime Museum is a scenic spot found on Google Maps, not far from the Viking cruise ship terminal, the map to see a large circle to go, in fact, you can take the path to pass, so much closer. This museum is completely built on the water, the tickets are quite expensive, 16.5 Europe, the Dutch love money too much. However, the tickets already include Chinese guided tours. There are many ship models in the museum, and you can see the details of a ship by focusing the mobile screen on it. The best thing is a replica boat that can be seen around. There is also a ship of honor for the Queen of the Netherlands, golden and very gorgeous.

Store your bags and other things in a 21st century way, and the toilet facilities are great. You can stroll around this very nice replica boat - there are many interesting artifacts close to life. Very nice place to let young tourists learn about the history of the Navy. The museum is equally interesting - there are great exhibitions to see. The quiet restaurant offers delicious food, but the price is reasonable and not expensive. Very nice building - the top floor overlooking the courtyard - is amazing.

The use of Amsterdam City Card is relatively cost-effective, not only popular museums are free, but also maritime museums are free. So before the city card expired, the tickets of the Maritime Museum were successfully exchanged. Ticket is a paper bracelet, wearing this bracelet can go to the underground to brush the bracelet bar code to save bags. The museum is very large and suitable for three hours to visit here. Voice guide is free to use, pick up a corresponding scan of Chinese at will, that is, Chinese mode. But there are not many places that can be used in the whole process of voice guided tour. The guided tour only focuses on the key exhibits. Many ship models, oil paintings and maritime instruments and equipment are not explained, so they can only read the English introduction by themselves. Generally speaking, this place is worth visiting. Especially after visiting the exhibits in the main building, it is a wonderful feeling to go out and board a replica of the East Indian merchant ship and cross the Netherlands in the era of navigation. The ship also has a good view of the harbour and NEMO Science Museum in the distance.