Body Worlds Amsterdam Tours and Tickets

Q: What’s the best way to experience Body Worlds Amsterdam?

There are plenty of ways to experience Body Worlds Amsterdam. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:<ul><li><a href="/tours/Amsterdam/Skip-the-Line-Body-Worlds-Amsterdam-The-Happiness-Project-Admission-Ticket/d525-2550P108" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Body Worlds Amsterdam Fast-lane Ticket</a></li><li><a href="/tours/Amsterdam/Amsterdam-Evening-Cruise-on-a-Cosy-Open-Boat-Magical-and-Romantic/d525-176051P3" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Amsterdam Evening Cruise Including Drinks and Dutch Bites</a></li><li><a href="/tours/Amsterdam/Amsterdam-Super-Saver-Body-Worlds-Amsterdam-Skip-the-Line-Entrance-Ticket-with-Amsterdam-Canal-Cruise/d525-2550P96" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Body Worlds Amsterdam & 1-Hour Canal Cruise</a></li><li><a href="/tours/Amsterdam/Amsterdam-1-Hr-Canal-Cruise/d525-2550STLCRUISE" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Amsterdam City Centre Canal Cruise</a></li><li><a href="/tours/Amsterdam/City-Sightseeing-Amsterdam-Hop-On-Hop-Off-Tour-with-Optional-Canal-Cruise/d525-2550HOHO" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Hop On Hop Off Amsterdam</a></li></ul>

Q: How much does it cost to visit Body Worlds Amsterdam in 2025?

When buying a timed slot online, tickets for Body Worlds Amsterdam cost €22.50 for adults and €13.50 for children aged 6–17. Buying tickets in person is more expensive, with adult tickets priced at €24.95. You also run the risk of finding that tickets are already sold out.

Q: What are the opening hours of Body Worlds Amsterdam?

Body Worlds Amsterdam is open 10am–10pm daily, throughout the year, with slots bookable every 30 minutes until 9pm. On King’s Day, the orange-themed festival celebrating Dutch royalty, it opens 10am–7pm. King’s Day is usually on April 27 but the holiday falls on April 26 when April 27 is a Sunday.

Q: Is Body Worlds Amsterdam suitable for children?

Yes, Body Worlds Amsterdam can be suitable for children, though it’s probably not a great choice for squeamish little ones. While there are no age restrictions, organizers recommend the exhibit for children aged 6 and up. It’s worth talking to your children about the show in advance.

Q: Can you take photos inside Body Worlds Amsterdam?

Yes, you can take photos inside Body Worlds Amsterdam, provided you don’t distract other visitors. You must use only small, handheld devices, so no tripods, selfie sticks, or professional-grade gear. Professionals wanting to film or take photos inside the exhibition should write to the PR department in advance.

Q: Is Body Worlds Amsterdam accessible?

Yes, Body Worlds Amsterdam is mostly accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs. There is elevator access to the exhibition level, space to maneuver within the exhibition, and a wheelchair-friendly bathroom. However, a small part of the exhibition is in a basement that does not have an elevator.

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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.

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Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

1 hour 30 minutesFree Cancellation

4.7

(900)

from $27

Body Worlds Amsterdam & 1-Hour Canal Cruise

2 hours 30 minutesFree Cancellation

4.6

(19)

from $42

Amsterdam Hop-On Hop-Off 24h or 48h Bus and Boat Option

See Amsterdam at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus or boat tour, including the option to combine both onto one ticket. Select a 24- or 48-hour ticket with several stops around town, enhanced by optional sightseeing around Amsterdam’s postcard-perfect network of waterways on the canal cruise. Pass by the Anne Frank House, National Maritime Museum, Heineken Experience, and eclectic neighborhoods like Jordaan and the historical Red Light District, where you can disembark to explore.

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Amsterdam Hop-On Hop-Off 24h or 48h Bus and Boat Option

1 hour 5 minutesFree Cancellation

3.4

(1,965)

from $33

Amsterdam: Romantic Canal Cruise with Optional Bubbles & Bites

Hop aboard a scenic 1-hour cruise through Amsterdam’s canals and enjoy optional unlimited bubbles and bites. With a knowledgeable guide on hand, you’ll learn about the city’s rich trading history while taking in key landmarks such as the Skinny Bridge, Red Light District, and Anne Frank’s House. This journey offers a unique perspective on the city and provides ample opportunity to ask questions.

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Amsterdam: Romantic Canal Cruise with Optional Bubbles & Bites

1 hourFree Cancellation

4.0

(30)

from $20

Amsterdam City Audio Tour and Body Worlds Ticket

- Visit BODY WORLDS with your ticket and explore the streets of Amsterdam with a self-guided audio tour - all in one WeGoTrip app. - Discover real plastinated human bodies at BODY WORLDS Amsterdam, preserved through anatomist Gunther von Hagens' revolutionary technique since 1995. -After your visit to BODY WORLDS , witness the leaning Dancing Houses along the canal, built narrow by clever Dutch merchants dodging taxes centuries ago. -Visit the secret Catholic chapel hidden in an attic where Jan Hartman's congregation risked worship during Protestant rule in 1661. - Experience De Waag's transformation from medieval gate to weigh house to today's vibrant café in the heart of bustling Nieuwmarkt

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Amsterdam City Audio Tour and Body Worlds Ticket

2 hours

1.0

from $51

Skip the Line Body Worlds Amsterdam Ticket Pass

Skip the Lines: Avoid long queues and enter BODY WORLDS Amsterdam immediately at your reserved time—perfect for busy travelers. Unique Amsterdam Experience: BODY WORLDS is unlike any traditional museum visit—an immersive journey into the human body that appeals to science lovers, families, and curious travelers alike. Flexible & Hassle-Free: Your ticket provides timed entry with no waiting, so you can fit this must-see attraction seamlessly into your Amsterdam itinerary.

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Skip the Line Body Worlds Amsterdam Ticket Pass

2 hours

4.5

from $50

Ideal for the more introverted traveller, this audio-guided tour of Amsterdam combines all the benefits of a guided tour with the joys of independent sightseeing. Pause to take photos, explore a little deeper, or just enjoy a break whenever you choose, rather than rushing to keep up with a group or an in-person guide. And, better still, skip any attractions on the list that don’t appeal to you.

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Amsterdam Self-Guided Audio Tour

Amsterdam self-guided walking tour & scavenger hunt

3 hoursFree Cancellation

from $27

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What are people saying about Body Worlds Amsterdam

Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

Christine_M, Jun 2026

I found Body Worlds...

I found Body Worlds really interesting. I learnt a lot about the human body. The scan at the end was excellent.

Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

Amy_S, May 2026

Biological museum

It was an interesting museum if you are interested in science and human anatomy. It was a quick activity

Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

melanie_L, Apr 2026

Great experience

Great experience, lifts so easy accessible for people with mobility issues. Very interesting, appropriate for all ages.

Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

Debbie_K, Mar 2026

It is a fascinating...

It is a fascinating concept and experience. It was so interesting to see the workings of the body in that way.

Body Worlds Amsterdam Entry Ticket

Shu_C, Dec 2025

Smaller but still educational

Not sure why there was even a controversy when these exhibits first started. I have been to a few of these museums starting in 1999 in Germany, and all the exhibits were well presented, this one in Amsterdam is no exception. It’s a bit smaller than others, but still very well organized and detailed explanations attached to each exhibits.