Amsterdam · TICKETS
The 15 best tickets & entry passes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Van Gogh’s greatest paintings, drawings, and letters at Amsterdam’s timed-entry museum, with optional audio guides and flexible cancellation.
“Absolutely loved it! I highly recommend getting the audio guide—it really enhances the experience. Our only slight issue was we booked the earliest available time slot left and still running out of time, so I’d suggest booking as early as possible to make the most of your visit.”
Tour Amsterdam’s former Heineken brewery, learn the brewing story, try interactive exhibits, and finish with two drinks for about $28.
“Nice and get to know the history of Heineken. Those who are not beer lovers I would say go for other options.”
Explore 800 years of Dutch art at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, from Rembrandt’s Night Watch to Van Gogh, Delftware, and maritime treasures.
“Being able to get into the museum independently from the crowds.”
Review the Amsterdam Icebar: drinks, timing, winter gear, value, crowding, and practical tips for this chilly 45-minute experience.
“A brilliant experience! Would definitely recommend if you’re visiting Amsterdam :)”
Visit Keukenhof from Amsterdam with entry, luxury coach transport, and flexible return buses every 30 minutes.
“Easy transportation to and from Keukenhof. This was really very simple: an entry ticket and a very comfortable bus ride from and to Amsterdam. It's great fir people who don't know the area and want the security of a group bus. It did not include a guided tour, but we knew that. Keukenhof was absolutely gorgeous.”
See Banksy, Warhol, Basquiat, Kusama, and digital art at Amsterdam’s Moco Museum, a compact one-hour visit on Museumplein.
“Self guided tour with audio available. It was such an enjoyable experience. Highly recommend”
Review of The Upside Down Amsterdam, with 25 photo rooms, a voice-activated ball pit, free digital photos, prices, and booking tips.
“Great fun. Maybe leave more space between people so don’t get in each others photos”
Review of Madame Tussauds Amsterdam, with wax stars, music studios, photo sets, practical tips, timing, access, and value at $21.
“it was pretty fun and interactive. the photos and videos were a nice touch as well”
Step into Amsterdam’s Fabrique des Lumières for Egypt, Orientalist art, and fractal worlds projected across a vast Westergas warehouse.
“Loved the whole ambience 👌🏼 The art, the music, beautiful way to see some of the most famous paintings.”
Explore Amsterdam’s Royal Palace with a flexible audio guide, Golden Age art, marble halls, royal rooms, and priority entry for $15.
“The palace is totally worth a visit. The audio tour is really great; informative and interesting. The palace itself is stunning and beautiful. Such a great event.”
Explore Amsterdam’s Red Light Secrets Museum, hear sex workers’ stories, sit in a window, and learn how prostitution became legal in 2000.
“Really enjoyed this excursion and it was great value for money”
Pair Amsterdam’s UNESCO canal views with the interactive Heineken Experience, two beers, audio commentary, and flexible cruise boarding.
“Our favourite activity to do in Amsterdam. We do this everything we go to Amsterdam it’s such a great experience. The canal tour is 100% worth doing it’s so relaxing and you see so many different things”
Explore Amsterdam’s historic ARTIS Zoo, with jaguars, elephants, butterflies, a planetarium, botanical gardens, and easy tram access.
“What an amazing experience this was, there is plenty of animals to see and a large zoo to explore plenty of restaurants exhibits and toilets all round the zoo, at first I did think the price was expensive but after being in the zoo the price is quiet reasonable as we ended up spending nearly 2 hours in the zoo itself”
Review of Amsterdam AMAZE, a 60 to 90 minute audiovisual journey through lasers, smoke, sound, media art, and interactive rooms.
“It was incredible, well organised and fun. There was a small hallway with mirrors; and it wasn’t 100% clear if we were to go through into the next area so we missed the hall of mirrors which was a shame. That’s the only thing id work on improving.”
Pair Van Gogh masterpieces with a 75-minute Amsterdam canal cruise, flexible boat boarding, multilingual audio, and timed museum entry.
“I was traveling with family of all ages and the museum was set up perfectly to keep everyone's interest.”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a dyke road.
