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Heineken Experience

former Heineken Brewery

Do not expect a beer museum, but rather to be flooded with Heineken advertisements.

Address: Stadhouderskade 78
Getting there: metro 52 or tram 1, 7, 19 to Vijzelgracht
Hours: Sun–Wed 10:30-19:30, last entry 17:15, Thu Fri 10:30-21:00, last entry 18:45
Price: Starting from EUR 24,95
Website: heinekenexperience.com (opens in a new tab)

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