Nice museum, with different kinds of attractions for different ages. Very clean and service is fine. Unfortunately, English is not available in all rooms.

Great place for kids and family👪, irrespective of your age, you will enjoy this small yet vast Museum. It have lots of section, though small but have lot of information . At grond floor, it's music especial so you can engage with lot of instrument and can see few pieces from the history. On 1st floor, lot of info about planet , geography, history of Netherlands, space, under water life, list if endless.. After doing this museum if you have energy left( which is difficult) you can move to omniversum, again a excellent and out of world experience. Highly recommend.. Enjoy😊

This place really needs some improvement. Many places are relatively old. The educational goals are not very clear, including the design of facilities. It needs a thorough innovation to keep up with the real technological development. I hope that both society and government enterprises can do it. Make as many contributions as possible, after all, The Hague doesn’t even have a decent children’s science and technology museum

The museum was badly organized, it wasn't clear where to go next and the staff wasn't much help (at least in English) in explaining how we could enjoy it to its fullest potential with two curious kids. In addition some of the exhibits were closed to renovation which was a shame.

This museum is very good for families with children. Everyone can find something interesting for themselves. It isn't a strict museum where you can touch nothing. You can try everything here. For me it was informative, for my 3-year-old daughter it was full of fun. The sports zone is a really good decision. Sure we visited One Planet Dome. Everyone should try to see any film on such a big screen. It was impressive, but for a child 45 minutes is a little bit long ( about 20 will be better).

Have ranges of various items on display, temporary exhibition is on the bottom floor, the rest are mix with everything, from volcano diorama to space satellite diorama, etc Somewhat okay, but personally in my opinion, it's rather too "scattered" (on 1st and 2nd floor) it's like too small department stuffed with so many different items. And most of them doesn't have English explanations, so yeah best i can do is just walking around sight seeing

Very nice museum, a great place for kids, a lot of things to play. A lot of knowledge to know. And as such a big inside museum, there are fewer visitors than in Amsterdam, which is great for us. It’s worthy to spend a whole day there.

This is one of the most interactive museums ever. The kids loved it so much that they didn't want to leave! A short documentary movie at the Omniversum (type of IMAX) is included in the ticket price. When visiting the museum and watching a movie you can easily spend the entire morning or afternoon there (we spent over 3hrs)!

Lot of learning for all ages, touching moon stone is very unique & memorable experience for kids. Worth to visit. It will take at least couple of hours to cover entire museum.

Wonderful museum, great staff. My only wish was there to be a place to eat nearby, so we could spend the longer in the museum.

This place is amazing for kids and parents as well. Get the radio signal positioning the antenna or shoot the tv show with real camera, touch the moon rock or just hit the rail with a hammer! This is must to visit. Enjoy!

Amazing museum for Kids to learn while playing with instruments Everything is designed for kids. I highly recommend this place for families with kids older than 3 years. Also you can try the movie at Dome .. its an amazing experience for the kids

This is a great museum for everyone. It is family-friendly, and you can spend a day exploring mankind's relationship with nature and culture. It is very educational and engaging, explaining several biological, chemical, and geological phenomena in a clear and understandable way. I strongly recommend it if you are in the area. Don't forget to combine your trip with the amazing Omniversum.

Game and kids atraction. Fun children. And amazing cinema

Nice museum with small exhibits. I found it mildly interesting, a broad spectrum of topics but not much depth in each. There is a large sustainability exhibition that didn't captivate and was mostly lecturing rather than showing possibilities. My kids, aged 9 and 11, were interested but also didn't really get captivated by what is on display. Expected more in the line of Naturalis but doesn't come close

Free for entrance and movie if you have museum card. And if you are English speakers, you can download the apps to listen the English audio

A nice museum focused on kids but with some good info for adults. However, there were more broken exhibits than there should be.

Nice entertaining museum with lots to do, very active.

Worth every euro ;) The candle light concert at Museon was really something special <3

Museumkaart works here and the topics about recycling water, using sustainable material to build homes, making fashion and home more sustainable by using waste was good. Good for kids and interactive there is a sport section for kids to play, build and a robotics lab to make something with materials in trysts. The seaside movie was also good and watching on the dome is interesting. Museum shop had an interesting collection of sustainable toys, tea and crystals.

Great place to visit with kids or alone. A lot of fun and great memories with family and friends.

Very complete museum with a focus on Sustainable Development Goals.

A fun museum for late primary school kids (8-12). I was there with kids that were a bit younger and the exhibitions were too hard for them to really grasp. The movies at Omniversum are amazing and definitely worth a visit for all ages

A great museum that explores all aspects of sustainability, from human rights and ecology to fashion and food waste. You also get free opening-hours entry to one film in the dome cinema with your ticket. I loved secrets of the sea

We were here half August. The temporarily exposition was about music. The fixed exposition was about all kind of scientific subjects. For children in the elementary age (basisschool leeftijd) it was good for hours of fun. It's interactive, lot's of information presented that speak to the imagination of children

Very nice for kids. Buy tickets for the movie!

Great kids museum. I loved the birds above. Had a great special display in space one month and then on the iceman the next so well worth a repeat visit . It also has an amazing baby change room in the ground floor.

Good museum. The theme changed since last time we visited. Quite different but generally still quite interactive for kids of all ages. The movie in the dome was good too, but a little dizzy for me. Overall great museum and Always something new after a while.

Great music exhibition! Loved the US climate goals and poverty goals exhibition. So important to learn about this and to take action!

A museum, an experience. Definitely what you want to achieve from a museum outing. Engaging for young and adults at multi levels: cultural, entertaining and informative. I greatly recommend it for kids of all ages. You can spend there almost a full day, with a lunch break at the café.

Interesting place

Nice museum with a lot of different exhibitions. For now there is an exhibition about music called "From Beethoven to Beyoncé and an exhibition about the climate. It is a very interactive museum and children will love it. Another nice thing is that there is a lot of free parking possible in the surrounding neighbourhood.

A good museum, maybe a little childish but it is meant to be a family museum so you can understand that. Quite a few broken items in there and not a lot of English translations for things. An amazing collection of photographs from national geographic and the children of War section was well curated.

Interesting interactive museum for children. To learn by having fun.