Visitor Amenities at Dutch Resistance Museum

Accessible parking is available directly in front of the entrance.

An adapted, gender-neutral accessible toilet is available close to the entrance and includes a baby changing table.

Hard of hearing visitors can use a portable loop for the audio tour, available at the front desk. A permanent loop is available for lectures and events.

Physical aids for blind and visually impaired visitors.

The museum features tactile directional paving, tactile reliefs, and tactile objects.

Assistance dogs are welcome, and drinking bowls are provided.

A video tour in Dutch Sign Language (with Dutch subtitles) is available via the MapMyVisit app, and deaf narrators using Dutch Sign Language are visible on films in the museum.

The entire museum is at ground level with automatic sliding glass doors at the entrance.

Dutch subtitles are provided with Dutch Sign Language videos and tours.

The entire museum is at ground level and display cases are wheelchair accessible. Two wheelchairs are available on loan. In the Junior Museum, two specific places are not accessible by wheelchair.

A baby changing table is available in the accessible restroom.

Dedicated area for younger visitors.

The Junior Museum exists, though two places within it are not wheelchair accessible.

Staff are available to assist visitors to the cloakroom upon arrival.

Lots of seating is available throughout the museum.

Gender-neutral toilets are available.

Audio guides are available in Dutch and English. An audioguide for people with visual impairment is only available in Dutch. Open-ear headphones are also provided.

Information is offered in Dutch (written text and audio), Dutch Sign Language (video with Dutch subtitles), and English (written text and audio). Gallery texts and audio guide scripts are available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Visitors can explore at their own pace. Gallery texts for the permanent collection can be accessed on personal devices, and scripts of the audio guide are available in multiple languages.

The museum is accessible by tram 14 from Amsterdam Central Station, with a stop at Artis.

Tickets can be purchased at the museum.

Reservations are not necessary for entry.