Dutch Resistance Museum (Amsterdams Verzetsmuseum) Tours and Tickets

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Dutch Resistance Museum tickets cost €16 for adults, €8.50 for students and European Youth Card holders, and children aged 7–17, and €36.50 for a family (two adults and three children max). Children under 7 go free, as do holders of the I Amsterdam City Card and the Museumkaart.

The Dutch Resistance Museum is usually open 10am–5pm Monday to Friday and 11am–5pm on weekends and public holidays. It is closed on Christmas, New Year’s Day, and for the King’s Day holiday, which falls on April 27 or 26.

The Dutch Resistance Museum is near ARTIS Zoo, about a 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) walk southeast of Amsterdam Central Station. Catch the No. 14 tram to the Artis stop from Amsterdam Central. By metro, head to Waterlooplein (lines 51, 53, and 54) and take the Artis exit.

Yes, the Dutch Resistance Museum is good for kids. You may encounter school groups if you visit before 3:30pm on a school day. A combination of films, personal stories, and everyday objects brings the war to life and encourages children to consider the choices they might have made.

Yes, the Dutch Resistance Museum is accessible, with information available in Dutch and English text and audio, plus Dutch sign language. Tactile reliefs, tactile objects, and tactile directional paving assist people with impaired vision. There is wheelchair-accessible parking, an adapted bathroom, and wheelchair access to almost all of the museum.