NEMO Science Center

AMSTERDAM

science center NEMO [nl]

An immense green building is located about 15 minutes walk from Amsterdam Central Station. The fascinating construction – often compared to a ship – is located above the IJ Tunnel. NEMO means ‘no one’, but is anything but a no-man’s land. In the science centre, visitors of every age and background can make an exciting journey of discovery through the wonderful world of science and technology. When it was opened by Queen Beatrix in 1997, the big green NEMO building, which has the highest square in the Netherlands on its roof, was the first tangible evidence of the regeneration of the banks of the IJ. The building was designed by the renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano. The science center is a unique place in Amsterdam comprising five floors packed with scientific and technological things to do and discover. For more than 10 years, NEMO has been proving that science is captivating and fascinating. Science center NEMO is the place to discover science and technology in a fun and educational way.

 


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Visiting hours

tue- sun 10-17 h; bankholidays also mon10-17 h;  dec 25, jan 1,  apr ik 30 closed

Admission

€ 12,50; group >15 personen € 10, child < 4 gratis

 

Address
Oosterdok 2
AMSTERDAM
020-5313233
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Facilities

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How to get there?

From Amsterdam’s Central Station is just 15 minutes walk from NEMO. Take the station’s main exit, turn left immediately and follow the signposts. Or take bus 22, 42 or 43 from Amsterdam Central Station and get out at the Kadijksplein stop. From here it is just a few minutes walk to NEMO.