Experience the best of the Rijksmuseum

Dive into history with the Rijksmuseum's vast collections, then cruise past Amsterdam's famous landmarks on a glass-top boat, all with one combo ticket.

Get up close and explore over 400 masterpieces at the Rijksmuseum, including Rembrandt's The Night Watch and Vermeer's The Milkmaid.

Learn more about what you see with the in-depth multimedia guide, which brings the art and history of the museum to life.

Board the cruise from Centraal Station, just 15 minutes away by public transport, and relax on a glass-top boat with clear views of the city.

See Amsterdam’s famous Anne Frank House and Skinny Bridge, during the 60-minute cruise while listening to insights via onboard commentary and a multilingual audio guide.

Unravel the stories behind the art and historical artifacts at the Rijksmuseum on a 2-or 2.5-hour small-group guided tour led by an expert in Dutch history.

Explore works by Dutch masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Van Gogh, discovering their history and context in a group of 10–12 participants.

Ask questions and interact with your guide for a more personal, engaging experience before continuing to explore the museum at your own pace.

For a personalised experience, opt for a 2.5-hour private tour to go beyond the classics and uncover the Rijksmuseum’s hidden gems with an expert.

Explore two of Amsterdam's most popular museums with fast-track entry, no waiting, and plenty of time to explore, all with a single combo ticket.

Skip the lines at the Rijksmuseum and step inside to view over 8,000 artworks, including Van Gogh’s Self-Portrait and Rembrandt’s The Night Watch.

Discover stunning artworks from Asia, including pieces from China, Japan, and Indonesia, featuring design and applied arts such as furniture and textiles.

Enjoy priority access at the Stedelijk Museum and enter to admire its bathtub-shaped building, showcasing masterpieces by Picasso, Van Gogh, and Matisse.

Benefit from the audio guide to gain detailed insights at every step and learn more about the artworks you encounter.

Cover two top Amsterdam art museums located just 350 meters apart on Museum Square with pre-reserved entry for both.

Van Gogh Museum: Timed-entry ticket with queue bypass, giving access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions to explore independently.

Rijksmuseum: Reserved entry slot to explore 800 years of Dutch art and history at your own pace without waiting at the entrance.

Visit both museums back-to-back on the same day or schedule them across separate days based on your selected time slots.

At Moco Museum you’ll see Banksy originals, Warhol’s famous pieces, and Studio Irma’s dazzling digital installations with a seven-language audio guide included.

See Rembrandt’s striking works, Vermeer’s timeless pieces & Dutch Golden Age highlights at Rijksmuseum with a self-guided multimedia tour in 10+ languages.

Get contrast and variety in one day with two top museums just 3 minutes apart and one ticket that covers classic and contemporary art.

At the Rijksmuseum, stand before Rembrandt's The Night Watch and wander galleries filled with Dutch Golden Age paintings, Delftware, and artifacts.

Royal Coster Diamonds combines live craftsmanship demonstrations, fascinating diamond stories, and access to elegant collection rooms filled with sparkling treasures.

See masterpieces hanging in museum galleries, then watch craftsmen shaping precious stones, offering two very different perspectives on artistry.

Enjoy entry to the Rijksmuseum and unlimited travel on GVB trams, buses, metros, and ferries, including transfers to the museum, with one convenient combo.

Choose from 1, 2, 3, or 4-day GVB passes to roam the city with ease—your pass covers all GVB public transport and includes Bus 369 to Schiphol Airport.

Save up to 60% on transport costs. Your pass is valid for your specifically selected timeslot, ensuring your travel is locked in and ready to go the moment you arrive.

Discover Dutch masterpieces like Rembrandt’s The Night Watch and Vermeer’s The Milkmaid among 8,000+ objects at the Rijksmuseum.

Explore historical artefacts, Delftware ceramics, and 17th-century dollhouses at the Rijksmuseum.