Welcome to Amsterdam’s Wonderful Eye Film Museum!

Opening Hours Eye Film Museum

The Eye Film Museum is the only museum in the Netherlands that is open 7 days a week both during the day and in the evening.

Note: The museum is closed on King’s day (27 April) but is open during Christmas. However, the opening hours on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are slightly different. They can be found on the museum’s official website.

Eye Bar & Restaurant
Monday through Thu: 10.00 am – 01.00 am
Fri to Sat: 10 am – 2 am

Eye Film Museum Amsterdam Ticket Prices

Tickets are available at the entrance of the Eye Film Museum. The regular admission price at the entrance is €11,-. However, if you book your online tickets with us, you can sometimes get a discount. The online pre-sale stops 90 minutes before the start of the film

Note: The Eye Film Museum does not accept cash. At the cash desk and in the museum shop, customers can only pay with their PIN and/or credit cards. School groups must book at least 4 weeks before visiting via [email protected].

Note: For performances longer than 150 minutes a surcharge of € 2.50 applies. For performances of 210 minutes or longer you pay € 5, – surcharge. Also for performances with live music, lecture, 3D impressions and 70mm, surcharges may apply. This surcharge also applies to Cineville cardholders.

Regular entrance prices at the door

Our Eye Film Museum Photo Impression

We visited the Eye Film Museum and had a good first impression of the museum. We also visited the Panorama, Flipbook, 360 Movie Room and the Movie Pods. Here are a few pictures we took for your enjoyment.

The Eye Film Museum Building on the Northern part of Amsterdam and can only be reached from the Central Station by ferry.

The Eye Film Museum has a very lovely restaurant where tourists love to sit and have a bite while waiting for their exhibitions to start.

Vintage Film Recorders at the Eye Film Museum.

A very popular vintage camera.

A very popular vintage camera. The same type used by Charlie Chaplin.

The Eye Film Museum 360 Degrees Movie Room

Eye Film Museum Flipbook

Eye Film Museum Movie Pods Showing Vintage Movies

Address, Contact Information and Route to the Museum

The Eye Film Museum is located right in front of Amsterdam Central Station. Upon arrival at the station, you take the exit on the IJzijde, and from there a ferry to the northern part of Amsterdam. You can see the big white building while on the ferry.

Address
Eye Film Museum Amsterdam
Ijpromenade 1
1031 KT Amsterdam
+31 (0)20 589 1400
[email protected]
Eye Film Museum

Public transport

The Eye Film Museum is located right in front of Amsterdam Central Station and can only be reached by ferry from the station. Upon arrival at the station, you take the exit on the IJzijde, and from there a ferry to the northern part of Amsterdam. You can see the big white building while on the ferry.

Ferry

Take the ferry towards Buiksloterweg. The ferry runs 24 hours a day and leaves every few minutes, plus it is totally free of charge. The Eye Film Museum is only a three-minute walk from the Amsterdam-Noord ferry station.

With the widget below you can find accurate advice for the real-time travel times based on your current location. This application will help you when you are not sure which bus or tram you can take from your location.

Eye Film Museum FAQ

Can I visit the Eye Film Museum in a wheelchair?

Yes, the entire Eye building is accessible to people in wheelchairs or with other limitations. The elevator to get to the reception desk is to the right of the stairs of the main entrance.

Is there always a long queue at the Eye Film Museum?

No, usually there isn’t. Visitors can easily walk in, buy tickets at the front desk and either wait in the restaurant for their exhibitions to start or just tour the museum.

Can I pay with cash at the museum?

No, visitors can only pay by card.

Are children allowed in the museum?

Yes, but children under the age of 12 must always be accompanied by an adult (18 years or older).

Can I return tickets I already bought from the museum?

No, tickets are non-refundable and can not be returned.

Are pets allowed in the museum?

Yes, but dogs allowed in the Eye Bar & Restaurant area, but not in the Panorama, the exhibition space or the cinemas. Dogs must always be kept on a leash and supervised at all times. Blind guide dogs are of course welcome.

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