Top Netherlands Attractions & Museums

Skip the line at the Royal Delft museum when you purchase your ticket in advance.  Guaranteed entry allows you to make the most of your time inside the museum. Discover nearly 400 years of Delft Blue history at your own pace. With no restrictive tour group, you’re free to explore independently and only visit areas that interest you.

Enjoy a self-guided tour to Van Gogh Museum with personalised digital plan from your hotel to the museum, plus art exhibitions and local gallery recommendations nearby — a complete Amsterdam art experience in one day.

Amsterdam’s museums are some of the most popular attractions in the city and often have ticket lines to match. Optimize your time by booking your Moco Museum ticket in advance, to avoid long ticket lines. Head there at a time that suits you. Widen your perspective of European and international modern and contemporary art through works by Banksy, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Yayoi Kusama, and many others.

Pre-book your tickets to STRAAT, jump on a ferry over from Amsterdam Central Station to the NDSM Wharf, and come face to face with some of the world’s greatest street art without having to leave the city or stand in a queue. A great way to discover the ins and outs of the now critically-acclaimed street art movement, STRAAT offers visitors the chance to delve deeper into the stories behind the art and the artists.

Prebook your admission to one of Amsterdam’s most unique attractions, the Art Zoo Museum, named as one of TIME's "World's Greatest Places of 2026." Housed in a 17th-century canal house, this contemporary art museum is a modern twist on a zoo showcasing taxidermy by renowned Dutch artists. See lifelike birds, crocodiles, dinosaurs, and more in a dramatic setting.

Discover Vincent Van Gogh's life and work with a guided tour of the museum dedicated to him. Enjoy entry and engage with guides trained in art history and culture as you see iconic masterpieces up close and hear the stories behind them. Gain real insight into Van Gogh in just a few short hours, with options for private tours to suit your group.

This ticket lets you skip long lines and enter the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, with timed admission. Explore the museum at your own pace, seeing iconic works like Sunflowers and Bedroom in Arles, plus temporary exhibitions when available. Optional audio guides provide deeper insight into Van Gogh’s techniques and inspirations, making it ideal for art lovers and first-time visitors.

Get acquainted with the artistic masterworks inside Amsterdam's iconic Rijksmuseum on this small-group or private guided tour. Delve into the history of Holland’s artistic heritage with your expert guide and see collections by world-famous painters like Van Gogh, Vermeer, and Rembrandt during your enriching tour.

Discover the extraordinary art of Vincent van Gogh at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, featuring the largest collection of his works. With nearly 1,000 pieces, including iconic paintings and intimate letters, the museum offers a deep dive into the artist's life and creative journey. Two visit options cater to your preference: choose the Last-Minute Entrance with an audio guide for flexible exploration, or indulge in a Private Guided Tour for personalized insights from an expert. Engage with the vibrant world of Van Gogh and gain a greater understanding of his profound impact on art.

Fans of the Heineken® brand won’t want to miss the Heineken Experience, housed in the company's original brewery located in central Amsterdam. During this guided tour, learn about the company’s history and its brewing process, plus visit the tasting room for a taste of the iconic beer or a soft drink. For added fun, upgrade to include rooftop access to explore the future of brewing and enjoy another drink with views of Amsterdam. Or, opt for a rooftop-only experience with two included drinks.

Avoid waiting in a long line with fast-track access to Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, then unwind after a busy day’s sightseeing on a canal cruise. Take advantage of the combined deal to save money and tick off 2 popular city attractions. Learn about Holland’s history and culture as you explore the national museum, and benefit from audio commentary for insight into landmarks as you cruise the iconic canals.

Choose a specific timeslot to visit the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam and gain a deeper understanding of Jewish life in the Netherlands, persecution by the Nazis during WWII, and post-war remembrance of the Holocaust. Your ticket also includes free entry to the nearby Hollandsche Schouwburg memorial, honoring deported Jews with its poignant wall of names—you can visit the memorial anytime within seven days of your museum visit, making it easy to fit both experiences into your schedule without feeling rushed.

Visit the former home and workshop of the most famous Dutch painter of all time with a ticket to the Rembrandt House Museum. Hear stories from the artist’s dramatic life with an audio guide, and admire original etchings, drawings, and paintings that show Rembrandt’s creative process in the very place where masterpieces like 'The Night Watch' were made. It's an essential Amsterdam stop for any art lover.

Get an up-close look at the amazing complexity of human anatomy with a skip-the-line ticket to the Body Worlds exhibit in Amsterdam. Marvel at real human specimens donated to science and preserved in detail using a groundbreaking method, and learn about the effect of emotions on the body as you explore ‘The Happiness Project.’ The interactive exhibit is suitable for all ages and also includes an adults-only section.

Step into the vibrant world of Vincent van Gogh, one of history’s most beloved artists, with your skip-the-line entry and personal audio guide. Wander through the museum at your own pace and explore over 200 masterpieces, sketches, and personal letters, gaining a deeper understanding of Van Gogh’s life, struggles, and creative genius. Your audio guide brings each artwork to life, sharing fascinating stories, behind-the-scenes insights, and details you won’t find in a typical museum visit. From the iconic Sunflowers to Almond Blossoms, every piece tells a story — and your guide ensures you don’t miss a single one.

A once-a-year occasion for the Dutch, and a once-in-a-lifetime event for the rest of us, the Dutch Flower Parade is one of the Netherlands’ most spectacular occasions—but it’s so popular that seeing it as it passes can be hard. This VIP package includes grandstand seats, ensuring a view of the parade that makes your photos pop. There's even time for an afternoon at Keukenhof Gardens before you return to Amsterdam.

Experience the beautiful blooms of Keukenhof Gardens with a skip-the-line admission ticket and transfer package from Amsterdam. Different options let you tailor this tour to your budget and schedule—add an audio guide to narrate your journey through the Dutch countryside, choose a money-saving afternoon departure, or include a canal cruise ticket to use at your leisure. Whichever you choose, you’ll sail past the lines and admire more than 7 million flowers at your own pace.

Explore Zaanse Schans and the Dutch countryside this tour from Amsterdam. With an informative guide, admire the lush, canal-crossed Dutch landscape. Take a tour of pretty Zaanse Schans, famous for its wooden windmills and green-painted houses, and visit a cheese farm and clog-making workshop to learn about these traditional crafts. Lastly, visit a working windmill to learn about the role of windmills in the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age.

See a different side to Amsterdam and step back in time with a ticket to the Our Lord in the Attic Museum (Ons’ Lieve Heer op Solder). The well-preserved canal side house is a European Heritage Site and dates to the 17th century. Upstairs, find a complete church in the attic—where Catholics once held mass in secret.

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.

Few places in Amsterdam can boast views as good as those from the rooftop of the Heineken Brewery. This pass not only lets you enjoy panoramic views of the Dutch capital from the bar, but also includes two ice-cold beers. Prebooking your pass guarantees your entry to this popular spot, so you won’t have to wait. Note that entry to the Heineken Experience is not included.

Be dazzled by glittering gems and one-of-a-kind treasures at the Diamond Museum Amsterdam! Follow the journey of the world’s most coveted stones from deep inside the earth to settings on royal crowns and valuable works of wearable art. Browse glittering, diamond-encrusted displays and learn about the long history of the diamond trade in the Netherlands. You can even watch professional stone polishers and goldsmiths at work creating modern, high-carat masterpieces.

Prepare for an immersive journey into the artistic mind of Vincent van Gogh and his profound admiration for Rembrandt at an exclusive exhibition held within Amsterdam's historic Noorderkerk. This isn't the Van Gogh Museum, but rather a unique experience designed to illuminate the captivating link between these two Dutch masters. The story truly unfolds around you, whether you choose to lay back in comfortable beanbags or take a leisurely stroll through the church. You'll not only see but also hear how Van Gogh found profound inspiration in Rembrandt's paintings, etchings, and the broader artistic views of the great master. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to delve deep into Van Gogh's artistic perspective, offering a fresh lens through which to view his work. You might even come away seeing Rembrandt as the original influencer of art, setting a precedent for artistic inspiration that resonated deeply with Van Gogh centuries later. Please note: this is not the Van Gogh museum.