days out, tried and tested
Four community centres are listed in Amsterdam so far. One carries a visitor rating.
4 community centres in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a small city to be a child in, which is its great advantage: almost nothing is more than twenty minutes away by bike or tram, and the GVB carries under-fours free. The centre is where the big museums and the canal boats are, and it is also where the crowds and the cobbles are, so a buggy does better in the ring of parks around it — the Vondelpark, the Westerpark, the Oosterpark, the Amstelpark. Every neighbourhood has a free kinderboerderij and a playground within walking distance, and most cafés will find you a high chair without being asked.
Weather in Amsterdam
4 of these are pinned above. Tap a tulip to open the listing.
None of the four community centres listed in Amsterdam is free at the moment — they all charge something. Free entry is tagged on a card the moment a venue offers it, so this answer changes with the data rather than with an edit. Each listing links through to the venue's own prices.
Of the four community centres here: accessible bathroom at one, wheelchair access at one and elevator at one. Those are the facilities the venues publish themselves, shown on every card, so you can filter for the one that decides your morning before you set off. Anything not listed is simply not stated by the venue rather than known to be absent.
Amsterdam is the only town nearby with community centres listed so far, but it has plenty else: indoor playgrounds (eleven), museums & galleries (fifteen) and farms & petting zoos (eleven). All of them are linked at the foot of this page, and each has the same photos, prices and opening details.
