Theater Amsterdam

Opened in May 2014, Theater Amsterdam stands as a modern marvel. Its inauguration was a grand affair, graced by King Willem-Alexander himself for the debut performance of the play “ANNE”. Located near the city center, by the IJ river in the Westelijke Houthavens, Theater Amsterdam boasts an impressive 4,200 square meter auditorium. This vast space allows for elaborate stage designs and cutting-edge theatrical technology. Theater Amsterdam is easily accessible, whether you prefer to travel by bike, car, public transport, or even boat. Getting to Theater Amsterdam by car is straightforward. Take the A1/A2/A4 to Amsterdam. Then take exit S102 (towards Westpoort/Centre) on the A10 West. Follow Transformatorweg, which becomes Spaarndammerdijk after the overpass. At the traffic lights, turn left onto Archangelweg. Follow the road and take the fifth right onto Koivistokade. The Minerva Parking entrance will be on your right, just after the bus stop. If public transport is more your style, bus 48 from Amsterdam Central Station will take you directly to the Koivistokade stop, right at the corner of Koivistokade/Danzigerbocht. The bus ride is about 15 minutes. The bus stop is conveniently located a mere 2-minute walk from Theater Amsterdam’s entrance. For detailed bus schedules, check www.gvb.nl or www.9292.nl. For those arriving by car, the Minerva Parking is conveniently located right behind Theater Amsterdam. The entrance is at the Koivistokade/Minervahavenweg intersection (1013 AP). Parking is €5.50 per hour, with a maximum daily rate of €30. Theater Amsterdam holds a Golden Green Key Certificate. This prestigious international award recognizes sustainable businesses in the recreation and leisure industry. This demonstrates their commitment to minimizing their environmental impact, exceeding legal requirements.