This museum is a wonderland of heart-warming, delightful and extremely rare teddy bears.
Don’t miss this museum of teddy bears loved by people of all ages.
Come experience our world-class collection of 1,500 teddy bears including the world’s largest teddy which weighs 500 kilograms and is 3.6 meters tall, rare antique teddies from the 1900 ~1950’s, specially designed teddies created by world-class artists and teddies from the most famous makers in the world.

Breathtaking, elegant glassworks and a chance to see one of the finest chandeliers in the world.
During the Edo period in Japan glass was known as "giyaman", which is said to come from the Dutch word "diamant". We have brought together glass works from around the world to this museum of fine art. You can find this museum inside the Stadhuis, which was modeled after a Dutch town hall, located on Alexander Plein. The hall chandelier, with a width of 2.2 meters, height of 3.5 meters, and weight of 750 kilograms, is made of glass so crystal clear it would be impossible to recreate it in this day and age. Wedding ceremonies are performed on the third floor.

• *Please be aware that the museum is closed when wedding ceremonies are taking place.

Imari Porcelain is loved the world over.
You’ll find beautiful examples of Imari porcelain on display and can learn all about its history.
We have recreated a German Palace’s glorious Porcelain Cabinet which is filled with porcelain from the Orient. Approximately 3,000 pieces of fine porcelain from that time are displayed creating a sensation of power and wealth. Come learn of the history and roles that porcelain played in exchanges between the East and West through our displays of Imari and Chinese porcelain brought to Europe by the Dutch East India Company.