Fabrique des Lumières: Tickets

Fabrique des Lumières Tickets - Prices and Visitor Information

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What is Fabrique des Lumières?

• Fabrique des Lumières is a digital art centre where classic and contemporary artworks are projected at a larger scale using advanced projection technology.
• Inside the industrial hall, paintings and visual stories are animated and set to music, creating a 360° experience that changes as you walk through the space.
• The venue is in the former Westergasfabriek, which is a 19th-century gasworks that has been transformed into a cultural hub.

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Quick Information

• Address: Fabrique des Lumières, Pazzanistraat 37, 1014 DB, Amsterdam
• Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 - 17:00
• Suggested Visit Duration: 1 hour

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Is Fabrique des Lumières Amsterdam Worth Visiting?

• If you enjoy art, photography, or unusual museum experiences, this is one of the standout attractions in Amsterdam.
• It’s popular with visitors looking for something more interactive and visually striking than a traditional gallery.
• It also works well for families as children tend to enjoy the light and sound effects.

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What You See At Fabrique des Lumières

Exhibitions rotate throughout the year, but typically include:

• Dutch Masters: Featuring artists like Vermeer, Rembrandt and Van Gogh
• Monet: Impressionist landscapes brought to life in motion and colour
• Klimt: Gold-heavy, flowing visual storytelling
• Prehistoric Planet Dinosaurs: A more modern, cinematic experience

Each show runs as a continuous loop, so you can enter at any time and stay as long as you like.

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About Fabrique des Lumières

Fabrique des Lumières is a digital art experience where large-scale projections turn artworks into moving visual environments.The gallery aims to bring art to life using technology that transforms it into a canvas of dynamic and visual displays.

The experience combines light and sound inside a vast industrial hall, creating a different way to experience familiar works of art. Exhibitions change regularly and include both classical masters and contemporary digital works.

Younger visitors (not recommended for ages 3 and under) are usually drawn to the visual effects, while adults often enjoy seeing well-known artworks presented in a different format.

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