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This is the 2nd time we have visited this place, in 2017 & now in April 2018 though weather was alot better than in 2017. You can get access to the Eye using the FREE Ferry which leaves Central Station every 10minutes, worth noting you...More
Accessibility via the Buiksloterweg Ferry (free, off Amsterdam Centraal station), is a plus note Fantastic-designed building and film museum not on a grand scale, lack of exhibits though hampered the paid experience but the museum with interactive element made the 10 euro VFM
It was beautiful. The films portrayed were very interesting. The food in the cafe was also very good and the staff were very nice too.
EYE Film Institute Netherlands is a center dedicated to the development and preservation of the film and motion picture heritage in the Netherlands. We took a free ferry ride from the amsterdam central to reach the place. The architecture of the museum is amazing. The...More
the building is super weird, kinda looks like a big 3D headset whatever those are called VR things you know?
I visited the EYE museum for the first time in 2016, to check out its architecture (designed by the Viennese firm Delugan Meissl Associated Architects, which also designed the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart), museum and film programmes. It is located opposite Amsterdam Central Station on...More
Great for watching a movie. Not a boring place to wait. Everything was clean. the staff was friendly.
We were a group of friends looking to do something over the weekend and the Eye Film museum was a good option. First the view and architecture of the building is super original. As the Jester Just exhibition was on the museum we decided to...More
For various reasons we found ourselves in Amsterdam on a really cold day and went to this great film museum in the harbor. Lunch is in a wide sunny room with great inside views. Either though it is school vacation, the space can handle the...More
We went to the Eye to see the Jesper Just exhibition last Sunday (25/02) a friend and I during a weekend in Amsterdam. The exibition was very thought provocking, we followed our visit of the rest of the instutue by a lunch in a cafe....More
