Amsterdam in Motion is an indoor multimedia experience set inside the historic Zuiveringshal Oost at Westergas. The visit revolves around a large animated city model, immersive projections, and storytelling moments that unfold at a steady pace. Most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes inside.
Best if you are tight on time. You can watch the main city model show, take in the core visuals, and get a clear sense of how Amsterdam evolved through the centuries.
Ideal for most visitors. This gives you time to watch the full presentation, move around the model to catch different perspectives, read the displays, and sit with the story as it unfolds.
Great for visitors who enjoy visuals, urban history, or photography. Extra time lets you revisit key moments in the show, notice smaller details in the city model, and enjoy the atmosphere without feeling rushed.
Opening hours vary by day and season. The experience usually opens at 10am and closes early evening by 5pm.
The last entry is typically scheduled around 60 minutes before closing so visitors have enough time to see the full experience.
Arriving at least one hour before closing is recommended, especially if you want to watch the complete city model presentation without feeling hurried.
Late mornings and early afternoons are usually calmer. Mid to late afternoons tend to be busier, particularly on weekends and school holidays.
Yes. Tickets are issued with timed entry slots to manage visitor flow, so arriving close to your booked time helps ensure smooth entry.
Yes. As long as you enter before the last admission time, you can stay inside until closing and finish your visit comfortably.
No. Amsterdam in Motion is fully indoors, making it a reliable option regardless of rain, wind, or colder weather.
