Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision

Went there for a work event. Very enthousiastic and energetic staff, fully involved on all the activities we had that day together with them. Always going the extra mile to make the experience unique. We also visited the museum, which seems nice, but most likely interesting for Dutch than for foreigners, as it is mainly focused on Dutch TV events and personalities. They have however a very interesting collection of audio/video devices from all periods worth checking.

What can only be described as almost a psychedelic experience, this museum will leave you with your brain buzzing with lights and sounds. A great indoor experience and a must go destination to take kids to learn about all sort of media, from radio, to television to broadcasting and of course the internet and social media. The restaurant is also very decent with both healthy and hearty snacks, cakes and coffee ( with great view to the pond next to the building).

Highly recommended if you're interested in Dutch radio and television history and a beautiful architecture

My time spent here was quite enjoyable. There's enough to do for every age group and whether you like to read, listen and/or watch at the same time there's enough to do! My only complaint is that some audio was too quiet for the ambient noises around the area.

Dive deep into the history of Dutch TV with multiple new exhibitions every year. From black and white through just government sponsored tv, to the new era of hundreds of channels unto YouTube and beyond.