Tours and Tickets to Experience H’ART Museum

There are plenty of ways to experience H’ART Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• All-Inclusive Amsterdam Canal Cruise with drinks and Dutch Bites!
• Amsterdam: Canal Cruise in Open Boat with Unlimited Drinks Option
• Amsterdam Newest Canal Cruise with Local Guide and Small Group
• Amsterdam 1-Hour Canal Cruise With Live Guide
• Amsterdam Evening Cruise with Drinks & Dutch Bites Included!

H’ART Museum does not have a permanent collection, so ticket prices vary, although under-18s go free. Recent shows ranged from €22.50 for adults and €15 for students or European youth card holders to €27.50 for adults and €17.50 for students and European youth card holders.

H’ART Museum opens 10am–5pm, seven days a week, with shortened hours on December 25 and January 1. It is closed on King’s Day, the Netherlands’ orange-centered celebration of the king’s birthday. The holiday falls on April 27 (or April 26 if April 27 is a Sunday).

Yes, H’ART Museum is included in a range of Amsterdam passes, including the I Amsterdam City Car, the Go City Amsterdam pass, and the Dutch Museum Pass. You can also buy 3-in-1 tickets covering the H’ART Museum, the Amsterdam Museum, and Museum van der Geest.

Yes, buying tickets for H’ART Museum in advance is usually best. While you can purchase tickets at the door, they often sell out, and booking a timed slot online guarantees entry. You should also reserve a time slot if you are visiting for free with an Amsterdam card.

Yes, H’ART Museum is accessible for travelers in wheelchairs, with elevators to every level, adapted bathrooms, and access to all galleries plus the shop and the café. If you want to use one of their accessible parking places or reserve a wheelchair or mobility aid, email the museum in advance.