Madurodam is where you get to experience the most beautiful and iconic parts of the Netherlands, all in one day. Through world‑famous miniatures, interactive attractions and fun (water) games, you’ll discover why this small country has so much to offer.
Icons of Holland in one day
A miniature version of the Netherlands comes to life at a scale of 1:25. Home to 430 miniatures, the park features windmills, trains, boats, cars and over 50,000 tiny inhabitants moving through the streets, parks and harbours.
Become part of the Dutch story by discovering 21 interactive installations.
Step into 21 interactive installations and become part of the Dutch story. Create your own beats with famous Dutch DJ Armin van Buuren, load cargo ships in the port of Rotterdam and help Hansje Brinker save the country from flooding. Or stroll peacefully through our famous cheese market and explore Amsterdam in one day.
What not to miss
- Mini-Rotterdam: Euromast, Hotel New York and the iconic Cube Houses
- The colourful tulip fields and Alkmaar's famous cheese market
- Amsterdam in one day: canals, the Rijksmuseum, Royal Palace, Anne Frank House and more
- The Dom Tower of Utrecht, the tallest church tower in the country
- The inspiring story of George Maduro, the war hero behind the name Madurodam
More than miniatures: full-scale attractions and activities
Seven indoor experiences bring the best of both worlds: play and discovery. Travel back in time to New Amsterdam and uncover Dutch roots in the city that never sleeps: New York. Step into the world of Dutch masters like Johannes Vermeer and Vincent van Gogh. Crawl through hidden corridors, explore iconic scenes, and get swept away by the unexpected inside famous artworks.
Step into The Wind Chaser
Curious how the Dutch harnessed the power of wind? The Wind Chaser takes visitors on a whirlwind journey through time. Ride the wind and experience the full force of Dutch innovation, where everything spins, sways and whooshes into motion. Hold on tight and let the adventure begin.
Outdoor fun for every season
Enjoy the playgrounds and riverscape Rivierenland: Madurodam's fun outdoor water playground. Let the kids cool off, splash and play while you relax with a well-deserved coffee or refreshing drink.
Madurodam is enjoyment for the whole family.
Winter 2025
Winter has arrived: time to warm up together at Madurodam! A world of HUGE indoor attractions, fun activities, and thousands of sparkling lights awaits. End the day together by one of the crackling fires with a steaming mug of hot chocolate or a delicious winter cocktail.
Host international meetings & events
Looking for a unique location with a panoramic view of the entire Netherlands? Madurodam offers a memorable setting for conferences, corporate events, private gatherings or meetings. Every event held at the park supports a greater cause all proceeds are donated to children’s charities, turning each occasion into a meaningful contribution to society.
Download the app and get more out of your day
Would you like to get even more out of your day at Madurodam? Download the free Madurodam app and explore the remarkable and unique stories behind the attractions and miniature models. You could also go on one of the interactive park tours. On the 17th century route, you can explore the remnants of a rich past, and learn what Rembrandt van Rijn, the Amsterdam canals and King Willem Alexander's palace all have in common. The Madurodam app is available in Dutch, English and German, and can be downloaded for free from the App Store and the Google Play Store.
Opening times and directions
Madurodam is open all year round. You can find current opening times here.
The theme park is situated at the heart of The Hague, between the city centre and the beach at Scheveningen. The park is located just next to the A12 and A44. Madurodam has its own parking, with 450 spaces. Trams and buses stop right outside the entrance. The stops The Hague Central Station and the boulevard at Scheveningen beach are just ten minutes away with a number 9 tram. There are several good hotels in the immediate vicinity of the theme park.
Madurodam return by train
If you come by train, you can buy a return ticket yourself at the NS ticket machine, with Madurodam as the end destination. Your train ticket then covers the tram part of the journey to the theme park.
Fundraiser for charity
Between 650,000 and 700,000 people visit the park in The Hague every year. Madurodam donates its income, between 600,000 and 700,000 euros each year, to children's charities. The focus of Madurodam's charity policy is to inspire children to connect with others, whatever their age or background. By doing things for others, we are making the Netherlands a little better, together. Madurodam has donated more than 36 million euros since it was founded in 1952.