Art Below Zero: Ice Sculptures Exhibition Entry

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Step into an ice world and see ice sculptures like never before. Art Below Zero brings Amsterdam's history to life in an exhibition for the city's 750th anniversary. Go through time from its founding in 1275 to today. Spot historical figures like Anne Frank and Johnny Jordaan, and see the canals, Het Paleis van Volksvlijt, the Wallen, and the Palace on the Dam. Each ice sculpture, carved with ...

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Children under 4 can enter for free, no ticket required.
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///Audio guide available for purchase onsite
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How to Get There
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By car
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From the Ring A10: Take exit S105 and drive towards Centrum via the Jan van Galenstraat
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From Schiphol: Take the A4 towards Amsterdam (ring A10) and take exit S105, drive via the Jan van Galenstraat towards Centrum
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Do not approach via the Vredenhofweg. Park at Parking Tetterode or along that street
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By public transport
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Tram 3 in the direction of Flevoland or Van Hallstraat (get off at the exit Hugo de Grootplein). Walk 5 min to the Walking Bridge located next to the main entrance gate and continue walking to the Centrale Markhal
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From Amsterdam Central Station, take bus 18 (direction Louweshoek) and get off after 9 stops at the Markthallen stop
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Scan your smartphone ticket at the entrance
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The ticket is only valid on the chosen date and time
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Dress warmly, as the exhibition is in a cooled hall up to -10°C