Sightseeing

Madurodam

📍 Netherlands, The Hague

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Introduction

Madurodam is a miniature city built at 1:25 scale reproducing landmarks from across the Netherlands—a wonderful window into the country. The park finely recreates iconic Dutch scenes: Amsterdam's canals, Delft's churches, the port of Rotterdam, windmills, tulip fields and an airport, all lifelike, with moving trains, boats and planes as interactive features—endlessly fun. It was built in memory of a young resistance fighter who died in World War II, and its proceeds go to charity, giving it real meaning. Young and old alike can take in the essence of the Netherlands here—an ideal spot for families and for getting to know the country.

✨ Highlights

Miniature Netherlands

Dutch landmarks recreated in miniature, lifelike and detailed.

Interactive Features

Moving trains, boats and planes—endlessly fun interactions.

In Memoriam

Built for a young WWII resistance fighter; proceeds go to charity.

Ideal for Families

Fun for all ages—a perfect place to discover the Netherlands.

🛈 Practical Info

→Tickets：About EUR 21.5 (reference)

→Hours：Around 09:00–19:00, varies by season (reference)

→Duration：About 2 hours

→Access：Tram to Madurodam stop

→Family：Great to visit with children

→Note：Learn about its commemorative meaning

💡 Tips

• The miniature scenes are delightful—great for families to tour together.

• Knowing Madurodam's commemorative meaning adds warmth to your visit.

• Use it to survey Dutch landmarks and plan later stops.

• The park is large—wear comfortable shoes and allow plenty of time.

FAQ

Any practical tips for visiting Madurodam?

The miniature scenes are delightful—great for families to tour together. Knowing Madurodam's commemorative meaning adds warmth to your visit.

Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.