For lovers of the world of cinema visiting Amsterdam there is a place not to be missed: the Eye Film Museum. Located on the bank of the IJ, it offers its visitors a pleasant experience right from the entrance, considering that the architecture of the building itself is very particular, with a futuristic accent that offers a breathtaking view of the capital. Designed by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects, it features two exhibition spaces, a 300-seat room, two 127-seat rooms, and a fourth 67-seat room. In the exhibition rooms you can walk through the history of cinema, moving from the first productions on black and white films up to the more technological contemporary works. The museum also offers a panoramic cinema hall where the magic of images dances on a large screen. Special screenings are regularly offered to stimulate new cinematic knowledge.

• Address: IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT AmsterdamThe Netherlands.

• Parking: by the A'DAM Tower car park there are two parking for visitors with a disability. They have a wheelchair accessible exit door.

• Opening hours: exhibition is open everyday from 10 am to 5 pm. For other activities pleave visit the specific museum page by clicking here.

• Closed on: 27th of April.

• Entrance: the accessibile entrance is via the elevator located right next to the staircase at the main entrance. Every cinema hall has at least 2 places for visitors with a wheelchair. It is not mandatory to book but it is appreciated (via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

• Wheelchair / walker rental: at Eye Film museum it is possibile to borrow a wheelchair or a walker for your visit. 

• Toilets: accessible toilet with handrails next to the lockers area.

• Guide dogs: accepted.

• Sign language tour: offered in Dutch. You can find more information via the following link: click here.

• Lockers: available for use.

• Loop systeem: available for the cinema, ask more information at the Front Desk.