Museum Amsterdam Noord







Museum Amsterdam Noord is located in the former Municipal Bathhouse of Vogeldorp and gives visitors a good idea of the thousand-year history of what is now known as Amsterdam Noord.
Special history
Museum Amsterdam Noord is located in the former bathhouse of Vogeldorp. One of the first garden villages in Amsterdam North and was built in 1919. After the First World War there was a great housing shortage and it was decided to build the emergency villages Disteldorp and Vogeldorp and the Van der Pekbuurt. At that time, (workers') houses could not yet be provided with sanitary facilities. Twenty-one bathhouses were erected throughout the city. The Badhuis Vogeldorp was one of them. In 1986 it was closed. After the sale to Stadsherstel, it was restored and since 2009 this former bathhouse has been the home of Museum Amsterdam Noord.
The changing exhibitions show recent innovations as well as developments in the past and various aspects of history, inhabitants and culture.
Accessibility
General accessibility provisions and information
Present, available or allowed
- Service dog allowed
- Personal assistant
Provisions for people with reduced mobility
Present, available or allowed
- Lift
- Passageways that are sufficiently wide
- Accessible restroom
- Mobile payment
Provisions for people who are blind or partially sighted
Present, available or allowed
- Sensory experience
- Accessible information
Not present, not available or not allowed
- Guide lines
- Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)
- Sign language interpretation provided
- Closed captioning
- Open captioning
- Hidden disability Sunflower-keycord recognised here
- Low stimulus hours
- Audio description
- Material in Braille
- Stairs with handrail
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
















