Royal Concertgebouw Tours and Tickets

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• Concert at The Royal Concertgebouw - Amsterdam

The Royal Concertgebouw offers concerts in spaces including the grand main hall, the more intimate recital hall, and the cozier choir hall. While there are occasional free events, most concert tickets cost between €17 and €125, depending on the performance and your seat.

No, the Royal Concertgebouw does not have a dress code. While the main hall is a grand and theatrical space, you’re still in relaxed, laid-back Amsterdam. Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable for the occasion: Some visitors dress to impress, while others opt for T-shirts and jeans.

Yes, the Royal Concertgebouw has two eateries. Restaurant Lier is reasonably formal and serves French bistro favorites with a modern twist and occasional special event menus. Café Viotta is a relaxed space offering cakes, pastries, sandwiches, and simple lunches, plus hot and cold drinks, including wine and beer.

Yes, the Royal Concertgebouw has several cloakrooms, although only one is staffed. All are free of charge. The concert hall asks that you leave large bags, packages, umbrellas, and bulky coats in the cloakroom, as these can get in the way of evacuation in an emergency.

Yes, the main hall and recital hall at Royal Concertgebouw are accessible, with wheelchair-accessible parking, elevators, and dedicated wheelchair spaces. As not all spaces are suitable for all types of wheelchairs, travelers should contact the concert hall to confirm which is right before booking. There are two hearing assistance options.