How can I visit the EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam?

The EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam is one of the most significant cinematography museums worldwide. It has a collection of more than 50,000 films, both international and Dutch. The museum building is an incredible work of contemporary architecture, designed by Viennese architects Delugan Meissl.

To visit the EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam, you can use different means of transportation. Tram 26, which departs from Amsterdam Central Station, stops in front of the museum's entrance. You can also go on foot by crossing the IJ river on the ferry that goes between Amsterdam Central Station and the Buiksloterweg pier. It is a free service available 24 hours a day and takes about three minutes to arrive.

The museum's entrance fee is 10 euros for adults, and it includes access to the film exhibitions, the temporary exhibitions, and the panoramic view from the top of the museum building. Entrance is free for visitors under the age of 12. The ticket office accepts both cash and card payments.

Once inside the EYE Filmmuseum, take your time to explore the exhibitions, which have multi-language information offered through QR codes. Depending on the ongoing exhibitions, you can see anything from classic films to virtual reality experiences. Do not miss the impressive view of Amsterdam from the top of the building, offering a unique perspective of the city.