We cycled to Muiden from Amsterdam (1hr) and there is really only 1 thing to do there. It's expensive at €13, and compared with other English or Swedish castles I've visited it's inside is not so impressive. The tours are hourly but in Dutch with...More

I visited here in early July. I have seen a lot of castles in my time, and this place just did not do it for me. That is in spite of the fact that it is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Artifacts from the...More

Very nice place to visit. Small city with great importance in Holland history because its castle. good with kids.

My visit to the castle was awesome! You go back 700 years in time of Dutch history! The guided tour is very informative. There's must to see and do for young and old. I have used the Elvira boat (veerdienst Amsterdam) to the castle, it...More

This was a very good day. The castle is very, very hands-on and interactive. For example, children and adults can dress in period-relevant clothing and have a [safe] sword fight. There were three girls dressed as princesses trying to stand for a photo. A worker...More

Great example of old days where castles were to protect and as business. Seeing the hundreds of years old furniture and paintings was amazing. The tour was great and gets you to rooms you otherwise won't see. A must see.

this is a fairy tale castle in a fairy tale village , you can reach there by bus you can take from Amstel station it takes around 12 minutes then you can follow the sign boards to take you there in one of the most...More

Muiderslot is the perfect place to spend an afternoon. The grounds are beautiful and there are plenty of picnic tables to enjoy a snack or lunch. You can take a guided tour----included in the price of admission--- or explore on your own. The armor room,...More

That's what my 6-year old daughter said! Her and my 3 year old had lots of fun. We first took the general tour. That was pushing my kids' patience as they weren't allowed to touch anything and they didn't have too much interest in what...More

Fab bit of medieval nonsense but the kids there loved it. To be fair its pretty well done but it was all rebuilt in the 1920's and without original plans or drawings much of it is guesswork...like Carcassonne. That said its great to look at...More