Top Amsterdam Theater Shows

Jason Sudeikis, Jordan Peele, and Seth Meyers are just some of the big names who played Amsterdam’s Boom Chicago comedy show during their early careers. Get the chance to see a great mixture of local and international comedians at this classic venue’s comedy shows, which have been keeping Amsterdamers and travelers laughing for more than 30 years. Needless to say, there’s a bar, and shows are all in English.

Amsterdam’s best stand-up comedy. You can’t beat 5 stars on Trip Advisor and 4.9 stars on Google. We’re that funny - first dinner in the city, then Comedy Embassy at Boom Chicago. Every Friday and Saturday, we welcome hysterical foreign dignitaries from the international stand-up community. They deliver Ambassador-level comedy (or at least Consul General-level comedy) to enthusiastic crowds. For almost ten years, the Comedy Embassy has made the capital city laugh with the best euro-to-laughter exchange rate on the continent. No one has diplomatic immunity from these top comedians. The Comedy Embassy returns to Boom Chicago’s Upstairs Theater, the best room for comedy in Amsterdam. The two-hour show (including an intermission) brings you four top English-speaking comedians and a full bar. Bring your drinks to the show. No passport is required.

See Amsterdam's highlights from a unique, waterside perspective with this sightseeing canal cruise. The weather won’t affect your comfort as you sit in the sun or under a covered deck as you cruise the UNESCO-listed Amsterdam Canal Ring, taking a route and seeing sights that you might otherwise miss. Celebrate the occasion by adding unlimited drinks, or opt for a booze-free experience.

Book ahead and bag your ticket to Coqtales in Amsterdam, the new male strip show in town. Amsterdam’s answer to Magic Mike, the show is filled to the brim with hot men—all dancers, waiters, and masseurs—and makes for a fun bachelorette weekend activity or a regular friends' reunion. You can opt to include a 4-course dinner when you book.

Discover the stories behind Amsterdam's infamous Red Light District during a visit to the Museum of Prostitution. Prebook your tickets for seamless logistics, and explore at your own pace thanks to the provided audio guide. Once inside, learn more about the history of the area, sit at a window where sex workers once advertised their services, and learn the secrets of the world’s oldest profession through the real-life anecdotes of those involved.

Going out in Amsterdam can really add up to be expensive. This Amsterdam magic show lets you spend a night out in the city at an affordable price. Come early to watch up-close card and coin tricks at your seat. Then sit through a magic show performed by up to six international magicians. Afterward, you can stay longer for an included after party.

Combine the magic of This is Holland with a scenic canal cruise for an unforgettable experience in Amsterdam! Starting at This is Holland, immerse yourself in an incredible flight simulation that showcases the stunning landscapes, iconic landmarks, and rich culture of the Netherlands. Feel the thrill of soaring above tulip fields, windmills, and historic sites, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for our beautiful country. Following your aerial adventure, hop aboard a charming boat to explore Amsterdam’s enchanting canals. Glide past picturesque houseboats, famous museums, and delightful bridges while soaking in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. With live commentary you’ll uncover fascinating stories about Amsterdam's history and architecture. This unique combination allows you to experience the Netherlands from two remarkable perspectives—by air and by water. This duo of adventures will create lasting memories and ignite your passion for this captivating city!

Fabrique des Lumieres offers an immersive art experience in Amsterdam, bringing classical, modern, and contemporary artworks to life through cutting-edge technology. Avoid missing out by securing your ticket in advance and choose from three exhibits: "Dutch Masters," featuring Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Van Gogh; "Prehistoric Planet: Dinosaurs," with a Dutch voiceover and English subtitles showing how dinosaurs once roamed the earth; or "Klimt, Gold in Motion" to see the artist's iconic masterpieces.