Netherlands · ATTRACTION TICKETS IN AMSTERDAM
A trip always has one free day too few. These 15 attraction tickets in Amsterdam are worth the slot, priced and timed so the choice takes minutes.
Enter Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum at a selected time and follow Vincent’s life through more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 750 letters. You can explore permanent and temporary exhibitions at your own pace, then add a handheld guide in 11 languages. Allow at least 1.5 hours, and book early for the best time slots.
“its was very busy but we still managed to get a good look around at the paintings and displays”
Visit Heineken’s former Amsterdam brewery for a 1.5-hour self-guided tour with English presentations, multilingual audio, Brew U, brewing displays, sponsorship exhibits, a draft-pouring lesson, a small tasting, and two drinks. You must be 18 or older. Hosts such as Susuna and Lucas have helped make some sessions especially lively.
“Nice and get to know the history of Heineken. Those who are not beer lovers I would say go for other options.”
Book timed entry to Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum and explore 8,000 objects at your own pace. See The Night Watch, The Jewish Bride, Dutch Golden Age art, Delftware, Asian art, maritime objects, and modern design. Your ticket includes the permanent collection, cloakroom, WiFi, and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“Seamless entry to the museum with the voucher tickets”
Step into Amsterdam’s Icebar near Rembrandtplein for a 45-minute visit built around a 20-minute stay at minus 10 Celsius. You’ll get a welcome cocktail in the warm lounge, a jacket and gloves, then two drinks in ice glasses. The room holds 35 tons of ice and features glowing sculptures, music, and a playful bar atmosphere.
“A fun and different experience, social and good value for money!”
Take a comfortable coach from This is Holland in Amsterdam to Keukenhof, collect your official entry ticket before departure, and explore the gardens without a guide or fixed return time. Buses back leave about every 30 minutes until 6:30 PM, making this a practical choice for photographers, families, and independent visitors.
“Brilliant! Excellent tour and guided by ‘Toes’ (sorry I don’t know how to spell it!). Very interesting and a must-do!”
Visit Moco Museum on Amsterdam’s Museumplein for more than 100 works by Banksy, Warhol, Haring, Basquiat, Kusama, Hirst, KAWS, Murakami, and others. You can move at your own pace, use the free audio guide in six languages, and spend time in digital rooms and light installations. Plan on one to one and a half hours.
“I like the museum, it was interesting. it's worthy! great exhibitions.”
Step into The Upside Down Amsterdam for 25 playful rooms built for optical illusions, laughter, and social media photos. Ride a metro upside down, pose in a private jet, dance in a silent disco, and finish with a freakshake at the café. English and Dutch hosts are on hand, and digital photo downloads are included.
“I loved everything, from the excellent customer service from the host at the entrance to the fancy areas for pictures. loved the fact that you can download all your pictures. and the staffs were ready to assist where possible”
Visit Madame Tussauds on Amsterdam’s Dam Square for a self-guided hour among wax figures of celebrities, artists, politicians, athletes, and Dutch royalty. Sing with Adele, mix tracks with Martin Garrix, read a TV autocue, and take photos with lifelike figures. The ticket is valid for one day, and the attraction is wheelchair accessible.
“LOVED every second of this. Really enjoyed it and seeing all the creative content. Would 100% do this over and over again.”
Enter Fabrique des Lumières in Westergas park for timed access to a huge 3,800-square-meter projection hall. Ancient Egypt, French Orientalist paintings, and computer-made fractal worlds unfold across walls up to 17 meters high, set to music. Each program lasts about 40 minutes, and you can stay to watch again.
“Fabrique des Lumières in Amsterdam is breathtaking. The immersive visuals paired with a mix of classical and modern pop music create an unforgettable experience. A must-see”
Enter Amsterdam’s working Royal Palace with a smartphone ticket and choose a self-guided audio tour in eight languages. See state banquet rooms, Louis Napoleon’s furniture, Golden Age paintings, and the vast Citizens’ Hall with Atlas overhead. The audio guide offers shorter and longer routes, making this a good stop for both quick visits and careful exploration.
“Amazing, a lot of history here. Just breathtakingly beautiful.”
Visit Red Light Secrets Museum of Prostitution in a former brothel on Oudezijds Achterburgwal. Your audio guide, available in six languages, follows real sex-worker stories through working rooms, window displays, Amsterdam’s legal framework, and the lively Confession Wall. Allow about 15 to 30 minutes, and note that entry is for ages 16 and over.
“Very interesting. Great to learn about all the history and facts.”
Spend about three hours combining a 75-minute canal cruise with the Heineken Experience at Stadhouderskade 78. You’ll see Amsterdam’s canals, bridges, museums, and modern architecture, then explore Heineken’s brewing story through interactive displays, brand history, and two complimentary drinks. The cruise uses multilingual audio, while the brewery visit is self-guided.
“I loved having chosen this plan, The Heineken Experience is spectacular, in front of the building are the boats that you can take, the boat ride is very nice. I am very satisfied with having chosen this and would recommend it 100%.”
Spend a full day at ARTIS Royal Zoo in central Amsterdam, seeing jaguars, elephants, gorillas, flamingos, butterflies, and more. Your ticket also covers the Planetarium. Walk through the botanical garden, watch scheduled animal presentations, and use the tram or metro to reach this wheelchair-accessible zoo.
“We thought it was a beautiful Zoo the way it was planned out. As visitors it made you feel safe and peaceful around the animals/reptiles. Overall this Zoo was very welcoming and if we ever came back to Amsterdam we would certainly go to the Zoo again. Thanks”
At AMAZE in Amsterdam’s Westhaven, you move through a former industrial nightclub filled with lasers, lights, smoke, sound, mirrors, and interactive media art. Expect a 60 to 90-minute sensory route, friendly hosts in English, Dutch, or German, lockers, and an optional cocktail in the lounge. Children must be at least 10.
“it was an amazing new experience we had sooo much fun would definitely do it again when I visit amsterdam”
Visit the Van Gogh Museum at your reserved time, then take a 75-minute canal cruise from the Hard Rock Café or Heineken Experience docks. You get museum admission and cruise audio commentary, but the Van Gogh multimedia guide costs extra. The covered boats run in most weather, and kids receive a free story booklet and audio tale.
“I enjoy the museum wasn’t as big as I thought but still was there for over 2 hours and glad you can go at what every pace you like The canal cruise was amazing so many hidden knowledge along the route and happy it was a long tour definitely moneys worthy”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a polder.
