EYE Film Institute (EYE Filmmuseum)

Praktisk info

EYE Film Institute ligger i Overhoeks kvarter strax norr om Amsterdam Centraal. Den kan endast nås med färja (# 901) med avgångar var 12: e minut från tågstationen. Inträde till utställningarna kostar 12,50 € per vuxen och 8 € per barn. inträde till biografen kostar 10 euro per vuxen och 7,50 euro per barn. Filminstitutets utställningar är öppna dagligen från 10:00 till 19:00 och fram till 21:00 på fredagar, medan biografen är öppen till 23:00 på helgerna.

Things to Know Before You Go

Suitable for cinema lovers of all ages.
Guided tours are available upon request, although it is possible to simply wander around and admire the daring features free of charge.
Entry to the exhibitions cost about US$12 for adults, and about US$8 for children; movies in the theater are set at different prices.
Some tours involve a moderate amount of walking; wear comfortable shoes and clothing and do not bring heavy bags.
Enjoy a drink on the terrace overlooking the river.

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When to Get There

EYE Film Institute exhibitions are open daily, 10am - 7pm, and until 9pm on Fridays. The movie theater is open until 11pm on the weekends. For fewer tourists and lovely mild temperatures, visit Amsterdam is between April and May or September and November, right before or directly after the summertime high tourist season. Deals on hotels and flights can be found in wintertime, outside of the Christmas holidays

Up-and-Coming Overhoeks Neighborhood

While at the EYE, explore the trendy Overhoeks neighborhood. Located on the former Royal Dutch Shell Research grounds, the enclave began to take shape around 2007 with new mixed-use buildings and cultural spaces, which attract a younger set of inhabitants and visitors. Other highlights include A’DAM Tower, a former Shell tower converted into a stylish hotel with a subterranean nightclub and high-end restaurants, and Muziekgebouw, the city’s main concert hall for contemporary classical music.