We loved this place! A stunning visual experience. Nick, the owner/curator, brought it all to life. Not to be missed.

We loved this place! A stunning visual experience. Nick, the owner/curator, brought it all to life. Not to be missed.
This museum was hilariously impressive. We put on the slippers they gave us and stepped down into a world of fluorescent art and natural items. Nick knew his stuff and went into great detail on the different pieces which is why it was so hilarious that he ended the tour with a piece of art and all he said about...
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I wasn't quite sure what to expect before visiting the museum, but what an experience! The man who hosted the tour is fascinating and I could have listened to his various stories and tales for hours. He was happy to answer any questions we had and even showed us some of the exhibits that we had missed (we were a...
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Be prepared to take off your shoes and put slippers on before Nick takes you down to his mini museum. Nick is very knowledgeable in geology and history of minerals. He even shows you his tattoo under the fluorescent lights made from minerals. Did you know anything organic glows under a black light??? Nick will educate you on all kinds...
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This is a unique museum! Forgot about just Amsterdam, I'm not sure I've seen anything like this before at all. The guy who runs the place knows his stuff; fascinating insights into everything neon and fluorescent. 5euro entry fee but definitely worth it.
I can see why some people have posted negative feedback about not being able to get in...
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If you're like me and like to abstain from the big crowds and bustling exhibitions and prefer the intimate and unique, then this museum is for you. Nick has an amazing, hand-picked collection of phosphorescent stones from all over the world. He's very well educated in the topic, geology and the history which might be more interesting than you think....
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This place really is excellent. It was completely different to anything else we did whilst in Amsterdam. You get to see some unique art and a number of objects that react to black light in a way you would never expect. Nick, who runs the museum also gives a running commentary on the objects and art. He is knowledgable and...
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It was SO hard to find! we were running around in circles for hours trying to find it. When we DID find it, there was a little sign in the corner of the window saying, "Tour of museum in progress, please ring door bell for service. May take some minutes." Now I don't know how big the museum actually is,...
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Ah i had read so many great reviews about Electric Ladyland and was so excited about visiting!
However we got to Amsterdam on 2nd March and I made sure that it was the first place we looked for ! It was slightly hard to find but eventually I got there just after 2pm to find that it was shut even...
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Me and my Girlfriend took a visit here after spotting it on Tripadvisor, she's abit of a hippy at heart so I knew she'd love it. Wow it lives up to expectations. We was pretty lucky to get there and have only two other people there at the same time so we had a good chat with Nick and his...
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