Welcome to The Upside Down museum Amsterdam - the largest Instagram
I recently visited Welcome to the Upside Down museum Amsterdam, billed as the largest Instagram Experience in Europe. It's an interactive social media museum where you can truly make the rules. The exhibits are designed to be as Instagram-worthy as possible, with quirky and immersive setups that encourage visitors to take unique and shareable photos. While it's a fun experience, I'm curious to know if anyone else has been and what their thoughts are. Are there any must-see exhibits or any tips for making the most of the experience? Also, how does it compare to other interactive museums you've visited?
The upside down background is absolutely amazing. I had an amazing time there. It's definitely one of the best places for a fun photo shoot. One interesting suggestion... take lots of photos and choose the best one to post on Instagram. That's my advice.
I went with a group of friends and we had a blast! The exhibits are designed so well that you can't help but take amazing photos. There were some really creative setups, but the lines did get long for some of the more popular ones. If anyone's going, make sure to dress for the occasion – some exhibits give away the illusion a bit if you're not dressed right. Overall, it was well worth the price of admission.
The Upside Down Museum Amsterdam is a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique and memorable experience. The interactive exhibits are not just fun but also designed to be incredibly photogenic. I can't say it's the largest museum but to me it feels larger because it's so immersive. Definitely a great spot for a fun day out!
This place is a must-visit if you love insta-worthy spots. The exhibits are so creative and the staff is super helpful with photos. I'd recommend going early to avoid the crowds.
I found the museum to be super fun and interactive, but honestly, the best part was the people-watching. Everyone was so into it, taking creative photos and enjoying themselves. Some of the exhibits felt a bit overcrowded, but overall, it was a great experience. Definitely check out the mirror maze – it was my favorite.
Honestly, Upside Down Amsterdam was better than I thought. I also went to the Upside Down Museum in Germany, and I'd say Amsterdam was just as good. The interactive exhibits were all fun, but my favorite was definitely the Upside Down Water Exhibit, which is a must.
Have any of you tried to book in advance? I see mixed reviews about it. It's hard to believe this can be the largest social media museum in Europe because I visited a similar place in Tokyo that seemed even larger. I'm also curious about the pricing – do they offer discounts or are there any hidden fees?
I took my kids there and they absolutely loved it and I would go again. The upside down exhibits are perfect for family photos. Definitely plan to spend at least 2-3 hours if you want to explore everything.
I had some issues with the photo booths. Not all of them were working properly. The interactive part of the experience could use some improvements. But the upside down sections were mostly worth the visit and fun.