- Immersive experience: Fabrique des Lumières offers immersive exhibitions where famous artworks are brought to life as they are projected onto the walls, floors, and ceilings, surrounding visitors with moving images and music, allowing you to engage with art dynamically.
- Historical significance: Originally the largest coal-fired gasworks dedicated to illuminating the streets of Amsterdam, the Fabrique des Lumières was constructed in 1883 in the Dutch Neo-Renaissance style and boasts a storied history.
- Diverse exhibitions: From classical art to modern or contemporary art, the venue regularly hosts exhibitions featuring various artists, art movements, and themes like Van Gogh's realism and Mondriaan's neoplasticism.
- Educational value: The exhibitions at Fabrique des Lumières provide insights into the artists and their works, including the historical context, artistic techniques, and significance of the featured artworks.