Bonami Computer Museum

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It's an interesting place for sure - a lot of older computers, many of them you can use. There's also a separate room with playable consoles. It's a good place to geek out. However, be aware that half-day tickets costs 16eur no matter when you come. We came late, not knowing the rule, and had only 1.5 hours and still had to pay the same price as people who came there earlier and had hours more to enjoy the spot. It has two time slots, 10am-5pm and 6pm-10pm (I think, I don't recall exactly). Not just game computers, but a comprehensive from the first mass produced mechanical calculators. Lots of places where you (or the kids!) Can try the fame computers. Also a fine selection of machines and pinball machines. Easy to spend several hours. Recommended. Amazing place! Be noted more or less all displays has dutch text only, so if you want to read about the thousands of computers/games/etc you may need to have Google translate ready 😉 Best museum I’ve ever been to. It’s HUGE and has all our favorite gaming systems and handhelds as well as a lot of important PCs from the 80s and 90s like the Sinclair’s, MSX and even Silicone Graphics computers. They even have a playable Virtual Boy! Only a few negatives, I wish they had the Sega Rally machine and the original Lethal Enforcers instead of the sequel they have. Such a beautiful and complete collection. The museum really has a hobbyist vibe, which fits very well with the theme. There are a lot of interactive displays where guests can fully use the and even switch on their own. One of the best museums I’ve ever visited—perhaps slightly biased, as I’m a huge gamer and computer nerd. That said, the museum goes far beyond gaming, offering a fascinating look into the and evolution of computing and computer systems. Even those who wouldn’t normally consider a core interest are sure to enjoy it. Highly recommended! We would like to recommend this place to you today if you're interested in computer games, games, and their history. Here, in a large hall, you can trace the of gaming from analog to high-end consoles, ending up in an hall where you can everything from Pinball to Guitar Hero. For a very good price, you can have fun here for hours. There's a lot to discover and try out, with both classics and modern all in one place. It was our second time there, and we had fun again. Been here a couple times, it's amazing every time. They have an extensive of on display, many of them you can interact with. They have even more video game consoles, also many of them can be played. To top it off they hve a couple of modern consoles, and a complete arcade, where you can the as much as you like. If you're at all into of computers, gaming or both, visit this place, you will not be disappointed. Unique and Amazing museum. Deserves more visitors. Very calm and the atmosphere was great. Employees were kind as heaven. Huge and to play. Interesting info about historical devices, allowed to touch a lot. 5 stars, second time here and my opinion has NOT changed. I wish the best for these people. Came here worried it wouldn’t be fun for my Danish, non-Dutch son.. IT WAS AWESOME!! The of technology was very well documented, in a fun interactive way, the staff was super welcoming and accommodating; info from the start. The whole vibe is cozy; some people living their dream exhibiting their hobby and collections, which is great! The passion and dedication breathes trough the whole venue. I’m not even a gamer myself, my son is, but I could spend days going back to gaming/computer and trying out all the different games. The cafeteria is too, options for drinks/snacks and free board to play. Admission might seem a little expensive at first but when you realise the history, option to from every decade, the hall, the boardgames to just pick up and in the cafeteria, it’s so worth it!! I counted on spending an hour or maybe 2 here; a whole day is more realistic. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.