/ Amsterdam / Places to Visit / Baantjer Museum
Housed in the basement of Café Heffer, the Baantjer Museum in Amsterdam is dedicated to “Appie” A.C.
Housed in the basement of Café Heffer, the Baantjer Museum in Amsterdam is dedicated to “Appie” A.C. Baantjer, Dutch writer of detective novels in which the protagonist, policeman De Cock, solves different crimes. The museum displays Baantjer’s private collection of books and photographs. It also has a replica of the bar where Detective De Cock and his side-kick Vledder regularly hung out in the TV series based on the books.
Sun
NA
Mon
NA
Tue
NA
Wed
NA
Thu
NA
Fri
NA
Sat
NA
The latest gimmicky tourist attraction near the Central Station, it's a small museum about medieval torture and torture devices
The Beurs van Berlage is a building on the Damrak from the turn of the 20thcentury
In the city of contrasting values and a culture of tolerance, the 13thcentury Oude Kerk or Old Church stands in the heart of the Red Light District
The Museum of Medieval Torture Instruments (distinct from Torture Museum) is a small museum about medieval torture and torture devices, displaying over 100 instruments of torture that were in use in Europe till the 18th century
The Sexmuseum - Temple of Venus is the largest and most prestigious museum for sex art and history in the Netherlands, open to ages 16+
One of Amsterdam’s best known areas, De Wallen or the Red Light District lies around the Oudezijds Voorburgwal canal and street, with a cozy grid of alleys lined with brothels, sex shops, peep shows, nightclubs, hostels, bars and cannabis coffee shops
Body Worlds is a new museum dedicated to the wonders of the human body, exhibiting more than 200 specimens of plastinated bodies of voluntary donors which provide a deeper view of the anatomy
Housed in a 17thcentury building on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal in Amsterdam’s Red Light District, the Erotic Museum presents a fun take on erotica
The Hash Museum is dedicated to debunking the lies and demonization of the hemp plant
The Basilica of Saint Nicholas is a 19th century Catholic church near the Centraal Station in the oldest part of Amsterdam