Plan your visit to Fabrique des Lumières in Amsterdam

• Cloakroom and lockers: A guarded cloakroom is available for coats and bags. For security and safety reasons, large items, including suitcases and umbrellas, are not permitted inside and should be stored in the provided lockers.
  
• Restrooms: Restrooms are available for visitors on-site, including a fully accessible disabled toilet.
  
• Gift shop: A small gift shop is available, offering a selection of exhibition-related souvenirs.

• Wheelchair accessibility: The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with all spaces located on the ground floor. A disabled toilet is also available. Two wheelchairs are available for use at the entrance on a first-come, first-served basis
  
• Mobility assistance: The exhibitions are designed to be enjoyed from anywhere in the space. There are seats and foldable chairs available for those who need to rest.
  
• Visual/sensory experience: Be aware that the exhibitions feature strong light projections and a powerful sound system, which may not be suitable for visitors with epilepsy or those who suffer from vertigo.

The venue has a small gift shop where you can find a curated selection of items inspired by the current exhibitions. You can purchase unique posters, books, and other souvenirs to remember your visit.

• Photography: Flash photography is strictly prohibited.
  
• Food: No food or drinks are allowed inside the exhibition hall.
  
• Pets: Pets are not allowed, with the exception of registered assistance dogs.
  
• Children: For safety reasons, unsupervised children under 12 are not permitted.

• Book in advance: To guarantee your entry, especially on weekends or holidays, it's best to book your tickets online for a specific time slot.
  
• Dress for comfort: The venue is large, and you will likely be sitting or standing on the floor. Comfortable clothing and footwear are highly recommended.
  
• Bring a light sweater: The historic building can feel a bit cool inside, even in summer.
  
• Arrive on time: While you can stay for the full exhibition loop, arriving on time for your slot ensures you don’t miss the beginning of the show.
  
• Check the exhibition schedule: The exhibitions change throughout the year, so check the official website to see which show is currently running.
  
• Enjoy the park: Plan to spend some time exploring Westerpark before or after your visit.

• Westerpark (400 m): Westerpark is a sprawling urban park in Amsterdam, known for its mix of lush green spaces and historic industrial buildings. It serves as a vibrant cultural hub, home to art galleries, bars, and a variety of festivals and markets. 
  
• Banksy Museum Amsterdam (700 m): A permanent exhibition of the street artist's works, featuring the largest collection of full-size murals in the world. It offers an immersive journey through Banksy's powerful social and political commentary.
  
• Haarlemmerpoort (900 m): Standing at the end of the Haarlemmerdijk, the Haarlemmerpoort is a magnificent 19th-century city gate. This historic landmark, officially named the Willemspoort, is a beautiful example of neoclassical architecture.
  
• Museum Het Schip (1 km): A stunning example of Amsterdam School architecture, with its unique brickwork and distinctive design. It tells the story of social housing and the architectural movement that transformed urban living in the early 20th century.