Top Observation decks in Schiphol, Netherlands

A retired Fokker 100 on display with history of KLM and Schiphol inside cabin. Nice view of terminal and runway too.

This is a unique place for an airport like amsterdam where a huge number of planes arrive. If you align the gate with your friend you might see him or her walk into the plane, particularly the D gates. Kids would love the airplane placed on concrete blocks

If you're an aviation enthusiast or just looking for a unique experience at Amsterdam Airport, Panorama Terrace is a must-visit! The terrace offers a fantastic, elevated view of the runways, so you can watch the iconic blue KLM planes, along with other airlines, landing and taking off right before your eyes. It’s thrilling to feel so close to the action, with planes coming in from and heading out to destinations around the globe. The terrace is spacious and provides ample room to find a perfect spot for watching, photographing, or just relaxing. It's an experience that's hard to find elsewhere, especially if you enjoy the world of aviation.

Awesome place to while away 6 hours waiting for a flight connection

If you are a planespotter I would definitely recommend this, it’s still a nice view and they have a Fokker 100 on top of the roof. There are binoculars on the roof too. I would recommend this if you are at Schiphol.

If you have some time available whilst transferring flights or waiting to meet someone, this is an excellent location to watch the movements on the apron, parking stands and runways. There is also an old KLM City Hopper Fokker (no offence meant) 100 which you can explore.

The flight deck is free, and accessible on excellent hours as long as the weather ia not too bad. Highly recommended for the little kids, they can enter the old Fokker airplane on display there and in the distance you can see the planes taking off and landing.

This is situated inside Schiphol Airport. It's a nice terrace to watch planes landing, parking and taking off. There is an old KLM cittyhopper on the terrace where people can get in and see how the cockpit looks like and take pictures.