Step into a world of archaeology, where you can uncover treasures from the ancient world. Whether you’re fascinated by Egyptian art or the remnants of Roman civilization, the Allard Pierson Museum offers a unique journey through time. It’s the perfect stop for families looking to blend education with adventure.
From Egyptian art and Roman weapons to everything that was recently found deep underground at the construction of the subway: pots, pans, and art objects. Allard Pierson Museum is dedicated to archaeology. The building was once the richest in town: it was the headquarters of the Dutch Bank.
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Why should you visit Allard Pierson Museum? This museum is a fantastic way to introduce children to the wonders of history. The diverse collection spans from ancient Egypt to the more recent archaeological discoveries in Amsterdam, offering something for all ages.
The most special thing about Allard Pierson is the wide variety of objects you can explore. It’s a hidden gem that not many tourists know about, so you’ll likely have a quieter visit compared to other museums in Amsterdam. You could easily spend 1-2 hours here exploring the exhibits. If you want to avoid crowds, visiting early in the day or during weekdays is recommended. Spring and autumn are ideal times for museum visits as the weather is mild and the city is less crowded.
Stay tuned to Little Bernie for updates on this museum and follow our social media channels for last-minute information. On the museum’s website, you can also find more information. Click on the link in this article to buy tickets.
The Allard Pierson Museum is about a 12-minute walk from Mint Square. Head to Spui, continue along the street until you reach Oude Turfmarkt. The museum is located just past the intersection.
Plan Your Visit
ALLARD PIERSON MUSEUM
Oude Turfmarkt 127-129
1012 GC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00
Children (From 12 years and older): €10
Parents: €12.50
About This Area
MINT SQUARE & SPUI SQUARE
Boats glide beneath you, trams pass by, along with taxis, buses, and cars. Cyclists and pedestrians weave through the hustle. Muntplein (Mint Square) is one of the busiest spots in the city. At this historic place, where the river Amstel splits into the Singel canal and Damrak, you’ll find the Flower Market, the end of the bustling Kalverstraat, Spui Square, beautiful Burgerweeshuis and Het Begijnhof.
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