National Holocaust Museum Tours and Tickets

Q: How much does it cost to visit the National Holocaust Museum in 2025?

A ticket to the National Holocaust Museum costs €20 per adult online; a €2 surcharge applies for tickets purchased on site. Alternatively, you can buy different combination tickets. The Netherlands Museum Pass is €75 for 400-plus museums. Discount cards also offer free entry, such as the I Amsterdam City Card.

Q: Is there a time slot system for visiting the National Holocaust Museum?

Yes, the National Holocaust Museum uses a time slot system. When booking tickets, you must select both a date and a time slot. You then arrive anytime within your reserved hour (e.g., 1pm–2pm). Due to high demand, it's recommended to book online in advance, as time slots sell out.

Q: What's there to see at the National Holocaust Museum?

The museum showcases the WWII-era persecution of Jews in the Netherlands through permanent exhibitions, artifacts, photos, and a collection of personal possessions. Visitors can explore pre-war Jewish life, the persecution period, liberation, and remembrance culture. The historic building, where hundreds of Jewish children were rescued during WWII, is also significant.

Q: How long does it take to visit the National Holocaust Museum?

Most visitors typically spend roughly three hours, give or take, exploring the National Holocaust Museum. The facility offers audio guides that accompany the exhibitions, allowing you to take your time and listen to stories at various displays. Once you enter, you can stay until closing to experience the exhibits.

Q: Is the National Holocaust Museum suitable for children?

The museum recommends a minimum age of 10 for visitors. Children 10 and up can better understand the era’s historical context, empathize with the presented stories, and comprehend the significance of remembrance. However, some exhibits contain disturbing images, and parents should be prepared to discuss them with their children.

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Know before you go

The National Holocaust Museum is a must-see for for visitors interested in European history or the Shoah.
Be aware that the museum is still in development, so it is worth taking advantage of included admission to its sister attractions.
The museum is wheelchair accessible.

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