General Information
Museum name | Allard Pierson Museum |
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Category | Archaeological museum |
Location | Vondelpark Area, Amsterdam, North Holland, |
Address | Binnengasthuisstraat 46, 1012 ZD Amsterdam, Netherlands (View on Google Maps) |
The Allard Pierson Museum is an archaeological museum located in the heart of Amsterdam, North Holland. It features a diverse collection focusing on ancient cultures, including artifacts from Egypt and the Hellenic world. Visitors can explore the museum’s extensive exhibits, which often include special exhibitions, and enjoy amenities such as lockers for personal items. The museum is accessible and offers a calm environment for visitors. Tours typically last around 60 to 90 minutes, allowing ample time to appreciate the collection.
Currently, the museum is hosting a special exhibition titled “An Eye for an Eye,” featuring mummy portraits dating from 50 to 300 AD, running until May 2024. Visitors can also find a variety of sculptures that reflect Greek and Egyptian cultures, as well as interesting displays of old maps and city planning artifacts. This breadth of collections provides insights into ancient civilizations and their contributions to modern knowledge.
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Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance: Yes
- Wheelchair accessible restroom: Yes
Amenities
- Restroom: Yes