Anything interesting and family suitable to do in Amsterdam

[blue matt]

I have only a hazy memory of it, having visited in the late 1970's.......

I have fancied it for a few years now, but never got around to it, this year being my year to do the WW sites i want to see, the VW museum in germany, i thought it a ideal time to see Efteling, so its booked

[severncity]

I have fancied it for a few years now, but never got around to it, this year being my year to do the WW sites i want to see, the VW museum in germany, i thought it a ideal time to see Efteling, so its booked

I visited De Efteling in the 90s with my children and my abiding memories are of being stung by a wasp and the very odd dioramas and fantasy scenes. It is worth a visit as long as you can tolerate the creepy scenes that, to me, appeared to have been designed by people under the influence of LSD.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I visited De Efteling in the 90s with my children and my abiding memories are of being stung by a wasp and the very odd dioramas and fantasy scenes. It is worth a visit as long as you can tolerate the creepy scenes that, to me, appeared to have been designed by people under the influence of LSD.

I lived on the Dutch/German border in the late seventies and it seemed that the German media was run by eighty-year-olds in pin-stripe suits while the Dutch media was run by very young people on drugs. A total contrast although things have changed in the meantime...

[Taunton Blue Genie]

I have fancied it for a few years now, but never got around to it, this year being my year to do the WW sites i want to see, the VW museum in germany, i thought it a ideal time to see Efteling, so its booked

If you can get to Arnhem there is an interesting St Fagan's sort of museum there:

https://openluchtmuseum.nl/en/ontdek...penluchtmuseum