This musuem has a lot of great things…read more Highlight being the ship downstairs and the fashion exhibit downstairs was great for kids

This was a pleasant surprise! From the ship to the diverse objects, I really enjoyed discovering…read morethis museum. Unfortunately didn't have the time to see everything, but that' just another reason to visit Utrecht again.

For what it is it seems very cool…read more Not as much English - so a bit of a hard one for my Canadian Kids Has a room with some very big telescopes and quite a few exhibits about weather and planets

Excellent and stunning even details in design I spent two…read moreand a half hours and it was not enough I would advise anyone who wants to visit Autrecht visit this museum and I am sure that he and his family will enjoy it

Fantastic for kids and those of us who still think like one. The museum hall has a good collection…read moreof steam trains but they allow you to roam around all the engines in their shunting yard, meaning you can get up close to the trains and carriages. The collection itself is a little smaller than the railway museum in York but being able to ramble around the actual tracks is a real bonus. Worth a visit.

What a fantastic museum. It's free with the museum card. I was amazed at the quantity and quality…read moreof art here. There's really too much to mention- suffice it to say there are paintings, reliquaries, precious objects, textiles, statues, altar screens, movies of historic catholic celebrations- and so much more. It's a tremendous pleasure to visit a gem like this. My favorite pieces? The amazing Monstrans by the local Utrecht silversmiths and the wonderful portrait of Erasmus.

The current exhibit, MARIA, is well advertised but it's not terribly interesting. It's a bit…read moreconfusing to find the starting point, and the curation is clearly from a religious rather than an artistic perspective. But the buildings are very much worth seeing. The serenity in busy Utrecht is wonderful. I would like to see more of the gardens in better weather. The neighborhood is worth exploring further, Vaartsje Rijn with a new train station. Lots of vintage shops and small cafes.

Brought our kids here. I can tell their is lots to do- not as much in English…read more Looks like you you can do science experiments and also looks like a lot of kids come here Lots of bones and taxidermy that is really awesome!

The Nationaal Militair Museum is a great combination of the former Dutch army and airforce museums…read more Housed in a massive building on the old Soesterberg airbase, the topfloor leads you through an almost overwhelming level of information of the history of the military in The Netherlands, its relationship to society and the impact on soldiers. The groundfloor houses the most amazing collection of military vehicles and planes from the Middle Ages until now. A unique collection in a unique museum. We spent 3 hours and could easily have doubled that.

I loved seeing this. I was also lucky enough to see the demonstration apartment across the street…read more The Rietveld Schroderhuis is like a Mondrian painting from the outside- and Rietveld did correspond with Mondrian, and they definitely shared artistic sensibilities. The Schroderhuis is partly a reaction to the architecture of the time - but it's so much more. The sliding walls are ingenious, and the look and feel of the house is quite amazing. If you enjoy art and architecture, you will enjoy your visit here. It is a small but special museum. It is not for the handicapped- there is no way to make it accessible. There are stairs- and at one point they have no rails, and you can't touch the walls- for obvious reasons. So bear that in mind. It is on the outskirts of town, and about 25 minutes walk from the city center. It is NOT a good museum for children- as it is important none of the valuable furnishings or fixtures be touched.

This museum is purely a play area with 2 stories of different rooms for kids probably age 6 and…read moreunder. I was hoping there's more "history" for Dick Bruna and/or scenery from books or props made for a TV show and what not. I thought it would be similar to when I went to Totoro museum in Japan lol So if you have little ones, this place is great. They do provide free lockers and the bathrooms were clean since we had the opening time reservations. We only spend about 20 minutes total here walking through all the cute rooms. Their gift shop is across the way at Central Museum. There's a cafe behind the Central Museum, and also 2 more Miffy statues outside the cafe.

It's a good sized kids musuem - you don't need to know much about the stories to enjoy it -…read moreprobably the best for kids under 10. Was quite busy when we went but still was enough capacity for my kids to play wherever they wanted