Body Worlds Amsterdam Tickets

Discover the many facets of the human body at the exhibition Body Worlds: The Happiness Project.

Enjoy skip-the-line access and step straight inside to explore how emotions influence your health and overall well-being.

View more than 200 real human specimens created by Dr. Gunther von Hagens, who developed the plastination process at the University of Heidelberg in 1977.

Dive into the body’s physical composition to better understand its structures, functions, and remarkable capabilities.

Looking for something more scenic? Upgrade your ticket to include a 1-hour canal cruise through Amsterdam’s iconic waterways.

Enjoy skip-the-line access to both NEMO Science Museum and Body Worlds Amsterdam, saving time and maximizing your day.

Save up to 7% on two science-related attractions and learn about the wonders of the human body and mind, as well as the world around us.

Conveniently located just 1.5 km apart, walk or cycle between NEMO and Body Worlds, saving on public transport costs and hassle.

Dive into NEMO’s interactive science galleries, hands-on exhibits, and live demos, see a real meteorite, and experiment with energy and the human brain.

Discover Body Worlds’ The Happiness Project, featuring 200 real anatomical specimens and a complimentary InBody Scan to check your health.

Discover the workings and various facets of the human body at the Body Worlds: Happiness Project exhibition.

Enjoy skip-the-line admission and waste no time in your exploration of the human mind and body.

Admire over 200 real specimens of the human body created by Dr. Gunther von Hagens, inventor of the process of plastination in 1977.

Relax on an hour-long cruise through Amsterdam's historic canal district that is 100km long.

Marvel at the three most famous canals of the city, the Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht, and Herengracht as you learn about them with an audio guide, in 19 languages.

Enjoy entry to both Rijksmuseum and Body Worlds Amsterdam with one ticket, saving money while visiting two of Amsterdam’s most popular attractions.

Step back more than 200 years into Dutch cultural history at the Rijksmuseum and admire over 8,000 objects spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

Admire masterpieces including Rembrandt’s The Night Watch and Van Gogh’s self-portrait, alongside artists such as Frans Hals and Jan Steen.

Skip the lines at Body Worlds Amsterdam and discover more than 200 real human specimens created by Dr. Gunther von Hagens using the pioneering plastination process.

Explore the “Body Worlds: The Happiness Project” to learn how emotions influence physical health and enjoy an included InBody Health Check as part of your ticket.

Explore Amsterdam’s top attractions for free or at discounted rates and access unlimited public transport with the iAmsterdam city card.

Save big at 70+ attractions, including popular sights like free entry to Rijksmuseum, and discounts at the Heineken Experience, Madame Tussauds & more.

Hit all the spots on your bucket list by riding seamlessly on the GVB public transport, including buses, trams, metros, and ferries.

Enjoy a free canal cruise from numerous spots across the city or rent a bike for free and discover Amsterdam at your own pace.

Choose between 24/48/72/96/120-hour passes, skip long ticketing queues with just one digital pass & upgrade to include audio guides.

Discover two of Amsterdam's top attractions with one combo ticket—save 7% with fast-track entry to both Body Worlds Amsterdam and the National Maritime Museum.

Dive into 500 years of maritime history at the National Maritime Museum with an audio guide, and a visit aboard the life-sized VOC ship replica.

Step back in time aboard the 17th-century VOC sailing ship and watch an immersive film in its movie room to experience life at sea.

Explore the human body like never before at Body Worlds Amsterdam, where real anatomical specimens reveal the impact of happiness on our health.

See over 200 preserved human bodies, offering a fascinating look at anatomy, health, and emotions at Body Worlds Amsterdam.