ARTIS-Groote Museum
Het Groote Museum (the Museum of the Big Questions). From communicating plants to a competition with a chimpanzee or a scent tunnel where recognition and emotion alternate: you go on a personal expedition, crisscrossing the museum.
ARTIS-Groote Museum
What is the ARTIS-Groote Museum?
Why do you exist? Where are you from? What makes you, you? And what makes you different from a gorilla or a forest violet? Are you really that different? Everything that lives shares the same home: the world. How do you view that world? Is it outside of you or also within you? Get insights and keep asking.
The building
The Groote Museum was built between 1850 and 1855 for the members of the Natura Artis Magistra Society. It stands on the oldest ARTIS site and was one of the most modern buildings in Amsterdam at the time. The museum, which closed in 1947, has been completely renovated and restored.
The original butterfly staircase has been restored to its original condition, and each glass door has been returned to its original position. As a visitor, you now walk on the same wooden floor that the members of the Society walked on in 1855. A true time capsule that you enter.
Book a time slot with your City Card
To visit this venue with your City Card, you are required to book a timeslot via this link. Please make sure your City Card is valid at the time of your visit.
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