Amsterdam Museum Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Amsterdam 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 1-Hour Canal Cruise With Live Guide
• Amsterdam Evening Cruise with Drinks & Dutch bites included!
• Amsterdam Treasure Hunt: The Mystery of a Secret Sender
• Rude Bastards Tour of Amsterdam (CYHIT)

Tickets for the Amsterdam Museum cost €20 for adults and €7.50 for students or European youth cardholders. Under-18s go free. You can also admire the building from the outside on a canal boat cruise. Prices start at around €20 (roughly US$21).

The Amsterdam Museum is open daily, 10am–5pm. Like most Dutch museums, it shuts for King’s Day (April 26 or 27), Christmas Day (December 25), Boxing Day (December 26), and New Year’s Day (January 1). Visit soon after opening or just before closing midweek for the quietest experience.

Yes, you can take photographs and videos inside the Amsterdam Museum if they are for personal, not commercial use. You can't use a tripod. Professionals shooting photos or video should contact the press office at least two days ahead of their visit to request the relevant permissions.

Yes, the Amsterdam Museum is included on the I Amsterdam City Card, the Amsterdam City Pass, and on various passes for museum professionals and Dutch nationals. While its temporary location is on the Amstel, you can buy a 3-in-1 pass covering H’ART Museum, the Amsterdam Museum, and Museum van de Geest.

Yes, the Amsterdam Museum is accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs, as it has elevators to every level and adapted bathrooms. Companions of travelers with disabilities enjoy free entry. Contact the museum in advance if you want to use their wheelchair-friendly parking or borrow wheelchairs or mobility aids.