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Overview

Explore Amsterdam's cosmic side on this self-guided tour, combining public transport and walking. Over 150 minutes, you'll travel by tram, bus, and on foot to discover key sites in the city's space industry, arts, and history. Starting at De Gooyer Windmill, you'll visit landmarks like the Maritime Museum and ARTIS Zoo, learning fascinating space-related facts along the way. Enjoy space-inspired art at the Stedelijk Museum and end at Rembrandtplein, where a golden astronaut sculpture pays tribute to space tourism. This hybrid tour offers a unique look at Amsterdam’s space ecosystem, blending science, art, and discovery, while you move seamlessly through the city. Public transport tickets and museum entry fees are not included.

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

The tour begins in front of the De Gooyer windmill on Zeeburgerstraat. To start the tour, face the windmill, with Café Struis being on your left.

End Point

End point

The tour ends at The Thinker Statue, Rembrandt Square.

Language Offered

English-AUDIO

English-WRITTEN

Itinerary

1. De Gooyer Windmill

This historic windmill is your starting point, setting the stage for exploring Amsterdam’s cosmic connections. Though it stands as a reminder of the city’s past, you'll soon dive into the future of space exploration.

2. National Maritime Museum

As you pass by this iconic museum, learn about Amsterdam's rich maritime history and its ties to space exploration. Discover how the city's naval innovations laid the groundwork for future technological advancements.

3. VOC Ship 'Amsterdam' replica

This impressive replica of an 18th-century ship highlights Amsterdam’s history as a global trade hub. While we won’t board the ship, you'll hear how early navigation techniques influenced space travel.

4. NEMO Science Museum

You'll pass this striking green building, which offers interactive science exhibits, including space-themed displays. While admission isn't included, the museum’s contributions to science and space education are worth noting.

5. Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

This university plays a vital role in advancing space studies. As you pass by, I’ll explain how researchers here contribute to future lunar and planetary settlements.

6. Museumplein

Take in the vibrant Museumplein, surrounded by cultural institutions like the Rijksmuseum. Although we won’t visit, this space emphasizes how art and science intersect in the field of space exploration.

7. Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Known for its modern and contemporary art, the Stedelijk Museum houses space-inspired exhibits. Entrance is optional, but I’ll share how the museum explores humanity's relationship with space through art.

8. Rijksmuseum

Though we’ll pass by without entering, the Rijksmuseum is a testament to Amsterdam’s artistic legacy. I’ll discuss how the creativity of the past has inspired modern innovations in space exploration.

9. ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo

As we pass by ARTIS, Amsterdam's zoo, you'll learn how the study of animal behavior has contributed to space research. Its role in biological research has fascinating implications for space biology.

10. Rembrandtplein

Our final stop brings you to Rembrandtplein, home to “The Thinker,” a golden astronaut sculpture. This spot provides a philosophical reflection on space exploration and tourism, grounding the tour in the realities of modern space endeavors.