Plan your visit to ENTR and step into 17th-century Amsterdam together.
In our VR experience, you walk through the city as it was over 350 years ago. You share the experience with other visitors in a shared virtual world.
A visit takes approximately 45 minutes, including around 35 minutes in VR.
ENTR is located at Oosterdok, right next to Amsterdam Central Station.
Thanks to this central location, the museum is easily accessible by public transport. From Amsterdam Central Station, it’s just a short walk to the venue.
Arriving by car? There are several parking garages nearby, including Oosterdok Parking and garages around the city centre.
ENTR is wheelchair accessible and can be reached by lift.
During the experience, you wear a VR headset and move through a physical space. Our team assists visitors with the equipment and ensures everyone can take part comfortably.
Please note: there is currently no accessible restroom available.
Do you have questions about accessibility or would you like to coordinate your visit in advance? Feel free to contact us.
ENTR operates with time-based tickets in 30-minute time slots. This allows us to spread visitors throughout the day and ensures everyone can enjoy the experience at ease.
ENTR is a unique destination for groups, team outings and corporate gatherings.
Experience VR together and discover 17th-century Amsterdam through the perspective of its residents.
Groups can combine their visit with a reception, presentation or a drink in the café. For larger parties, we offer various group options and private bookings.
ENTR offers a new way to experience history: by actively participating in the learning material and making choices yourself.
Students walk together through 17th-century Amsterdam and discover what citizenship looked like, how people lived, worked, and came together.
School visits can be expanded with our educational programme. Students receive an introduction or in-depth assignment in our classroom beforehand, followed by a reflection session after the VR experience. This ensures the visit connects seamlessly with the school curriculum.
