Rijksmuseum Tickets

Step into the heart of Dutch cultural heritage at the Rijksmuseum and explore its entire collection at your pace with a multilingual audio guide.

Discover the stories, symbolism, and historical context behind each masterpiece through expertly curated commentary available in multiple languages.

Tailor your visit to match your interests, whether you want to focus on paintings or historical artifacts, as you journey through centuries of Dutch history.

For a more immersive experience, upgrade to a 2-hour English-guided tour led by an expert for deeper insight and storytelling.

Walk through former working rooms at Red Light Secrets while audio stories provide context that transforms curiosity into deeper understanding.

Stand before celebrated paintings by Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum, then continue through galleries filled with history and culture.

Few combinations showcase Amsterdam's contrasts better, connecting Dutch artistic achievements with stories rarely told in traditional museums; so don’t miss this combo!

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 the best of Amsterdam with a combo ticket that includes a private tour of the Diamond Museum and entry to the Rijksmuseum, all in one day.

Come face-to-face with replicas of the Koh-i-Noor diamond and the Royal 201, the world’s most precisely cut round natural diamond, with expert commentary.

Witness the art of diamond polishing as skilled artisans bring exquisite gems to life through live demonstrations.

Step into the Netherlands’ national museum, the Rijksmuseum, and enjoy ample time to explore its permanent collections and exhibitions at your own pace.

Walk through the Gallery of Honour and other galleries to admire masterpieces such as The Night Watch, The Milkmaid, and works by other renowned artists.

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.

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.

Perfectly capture your Rijksmuseum visit with a professional photoshoot outside the museum with a local photographer.

Skip the hassle of finding the best angles and lighting and pose against the museum's red-brick façade while all the work is handled for you.

Choose from three packages offering 10, 25, or 50 photos, depending on the experience you want and receive your edited photos via a link within 48 hours.

Fun fact: The Rijksmuseum began its journey in The Hague in 1800 before moving to its current home in Amsterdam in 1808.