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Pieter S. — Google Maps 5/5

What an amazingly nostalgic experience! Friendly staff, and a great collection of computer history memorabilia. It is amazing how much still works. The best part is that you are free to interact with these old relics to test how much you still remember from your youth if you were into computers.

》《 — Google Maps 5/5

Magnificent. I had a blast! Enjoyed every second of it. I learned about this museum a while back (a few years ago) by reading about it on Tweakers, and since then wanted to visit it sometime. I bought the tickets at the museum itself (not online). The tickets were 10,24 euro (hehehe, 1024), decent if you ask me. After the welcome, they tell you that you are allowed to touch and play with the devices - it doesn't get more immersive than that. Before you start going through the computers, there is a separate area for game consoles. You can actually play on a few generation of home consoles (2nd - 8th generation), which just instantly transfers you back to your childhood! And this is just the beginning. :D. Once playing on the game consoles and reminiscing the past, you can start with the home computers. You walk in... and there is just so much that you have no idea where to look at. :D. The route starts with the earliest computers and home console. Interesting to look at for sure....

Andrew — Google Maps 5/5

I visited here a few years ago, and it's definitely one of the most memorable museums I've been to. It's really well organized, and I am a sucker when it comes to interactive museums. I'm not fluent in the command lines, but seeing the older generation in there tapping away was a welcome view back in history.