A large forest with play equipment, two toddler pools and an English-language nature trail with app hunts.
A park playground with a sandpit and a paddling pool, set among walking and cycling routes.
Free, rebuilt neighborhood playground with equipment for every age and a football pitch.
A large park with several playgrounds, one for climbing and sliding by Groot Melkhuis and a quieter section for younger kids.
Free nature playground with a water course, hammocks, trees to climb and a treasure hunt.
Nature play with hut building and water features, paved paths and free entry for individual visits.
A climbing playground and a small farm that are free to use, with paid rides and a cafe on the grounds.
A staffed neighborhood playground mixing classic play and sports, with activities for older kids and an accessible toilet.
A building playground for kids from age 6 in Rembrandtpark, where the play is construction.
A playground in a nature park with mature trees, next to Parknest, a volunteer-run cafe serving coffee and hot chocolate.
A Family Quest game turns the paintings into a hunt, with a nursing room and a welcome for strollers.
Two kinds of play, a classic playground and a new nature-play forest, woven among old trees by the De Pijp streets.
Family Lab activities, an audio hunt and coloring pages make modern art hands-on, all free with museum admission.
Hunts for a younger and an older age group, picked up at the information desk, turn the galleries into a game.
An observation deck over the IJ, reached by the free ferry from behind Central Station, with an optional swing.
A history museum for ages 10 and up, covering the Holocaust with heavy subject matter.
A city zoo with two separate museums alongside it, Micropia and the Groote Museum.
A microbe museum with lab talks, best for curious school-age kids, with free entry for under 13s with a paid ticket.
A junior section on the wartime occupation and resistance, made for ages 9 to 14 and serious in theme.
A film museum with Cinemini screenings for preschoolers and the Mission Supereyes booklet, with the exhibition free under 18.
A culture museum with a junior experience for ages 6 and up.
A maritime museum whose admission includes a replica ship to explore, and a short ship-led visit suits younger kids.
A science museum with hands-on experiments, engineering and science play, best for school-age explorers.
The artist's own house, with a kids story in Dutch or English and hands-on demonstrations.
A street-art museum with free entry for under 13s alongside an adult ticket, reached by the NDSM ferry.
Junior is the museum's route for under-13s, with a Get to the North Pole program that starts at age 6.
