NEMO is the green science museum in Amsterdam (located at Oosterdok) which is shaped like a ship's hull. In the summer months it is possible to go up onto its roof - up here you can relax and enjoy the surrounding view. |
NEMO can be reached by walking east from central station - alternatively take the Stop-Go bus to the nearby OBA library. You can get up to the "Boven Nemo" ("Above Nemo") panorama terrace by climbing up the steps on the eastern edge of the building - this is freely accessible to the public so there is no need to pay entrance fee to the museum.

The terrace has a "city beach" theme with comfortable deckchairs to relax on, a small cafe for drinks and snacks, a large chess game and a fine view of the city. Around Nemo is the "museum haven" harbour which contains a number of early 20th century boats on display.

The Boven-Nemo terrace is generally open between June and August. During the off-season you can still climb the steps but the gate to the terrace is locked.
Boven Nemo, Oosterdok 2, Amsterdam
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