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Combo: Rijksmuseum + Keukenhof Tickets with Transfers from Amsterdam

Keukenhof entrance with colorful tulips and visitors, Amsterdam tour.

Tulip gardens in bloom at Keukenhof Gardens, Netherlands.

Rijksmuseum facade with visitors, Amsterdam, part of Skip The Line Combo tour.

Rijksmuseum 17th century gallery with paintings and sculptures on display.

Explore at your pace

Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

Transfers available

4.6/5(4,798)

Sophie T

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The Rijksmuseum is a must-see for anyone visiting Amsterdam, especially for art and history lovers. The museum is impressive, both in size and in the richness of its collections, and houses some of the most famous masterpieces of Dutch painting, such as works by Rembrandt and Vermeer. The spaces are spacious, well-organized, and meticulously maintained. The exhibition layout is clear and takes you on a fascinating journey through centuries of Dutch history, art, and culture. I recommend setting aside at least half a day for the visit to enjoy it at a leisurely pace. The audio guide is also very useful, enriching the experience with interesting and engaging explanations. Despite the high number of visitors, the flow is well managed, and you never feel overwhelmed by the crowds. In short, an extraordinary museum, well-organized and filled with iconic works: highly recommended.

Sophie T

Group

Verified booking

Last week

This is an experience you absolutely must try if you’re in Amsterdam during the blooming season. We started at This is Holland: it’s easy to find and very well organized. The staff at the desk also speak Italian, so all you have to do is show up with your voucher and you’ll receive your official ticket without any trouble. The buses run very frequently, one after another, making the whole process very smooth. The park is very large: I recommend starting the tour from the outer loop and then moving into the central paths to get the most out of your visit. As for the cruise, I suggest evaluating it on the spot to see if it’s really worth it. The tour takes you to see the blooming fields, but it’s essential to catch the right time of year. This year, due to the heat, the fields outside the park had already faded, so it wouldn’t have been worth doing.

Michelle I

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

I went to the Rijksmuseum at 9:00 a.m. (tip!) and headed straight to the second floor to see the masterpieces, such as *The Night Watch* and *The Milkmaid*. You can easily follow the audio tour on your phone. There’s a lot to see, so be sure to set aside at least 2.5 hours. Afterward, relax for a bit in the beautiful garden. In the afternoon, I went to the Moco Museum, just a stone’s throw from the Rijksmuseum. This completed my journey through art history (from 1000 to 2000)! You’ll be done with the Moco Museum faster; without a combo ticket, I wasn’t willing to pay the regular admission price for it. It was very impressive to see the paintings up close and recognize the brushstrokes of the Dutch masters. At the Moco Museum, you’ll see many reproductions, though the stories behind the artworks are fascinating.

Jeremy S

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

We booked an early entry, so no queue and so we were able to move around to see what we wanted too before it go too busy. By 11.30 we headed to the cafe for coffee and applecake and by luck were allocated one of the best seats for two. Refreshed we sought out out a few more art gems from the 17th century Dutch painters. A totally uplifting experience.

Allan M

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

Smooth online process to reserve our entry. Magnificent building and equally magnificent inside. We liked the fact that the exhibits were in century groups, making it easy to go straight to the periods we were interested in. Also, very helpful staff , all very well organised. So much to see, we shall visit again on future holidays in Amsterdam.

Daniela C

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is an absolute must-visit. The collection is stunning, featuring world-famous masterpieces in a beautifully designed space. Everything is well organized, and the atmosphere makes it easy to enjoy both art and history. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the city!

Experience the pinnacle of Dutch culture: the vibrant "Garden of Europe" paired with the historic treasures of the Rijksmuseum in one seamless day trip.

Save 5% on two iconic Dutch experiences! Enjoy a stress-free day with luxury round-trip transfers and a perfect mix of art and nature.

Get full access to Rijks' permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. Marvel at masterpieces like The Night Watch with your all-access ticket.

Enjoy Keukenhof entry, luxury round-trip shuttle, a free map, and local tips with friendly hosts to assist your departure from the A'DAM Tower.

Rijksmuseum

Entry to the Rijksmuseum

Access to all permanent collections and temporary exhibitions

Keukenhof

Full-day tour to Keukenhof

Round-trip shuttle transfer from Amsterdam

Boarding from A'DAM Tower

Transfers on a luxury, air-conditioned bus with guaranteed seating

Entry ticket to Keukenhof

Free detailed Keukenhof map and practical leaflet with tips from locals in English, Spanish, Italian, French, and German

Friendly hosts to assist at departure and arrival

Keukenhof

Food and drinks

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Sophie T
Group
Verified booking
Last week
This is an experience you absolutely must try if you’re in Amsterdam during the blooming season. We started at This is Holland: it’s easy to find and very well organized. The staff at the desk also speak Italian, so all you have to do is show up with your voucher and you’ll receive your official ticket without any trouble. The buses run very frequently, one after another, making the whole process very smooth. The park is very large: I recommend starting the tour from the outer loop and then moving into the central paths to get the most out of your visit. As for the cruise, I suggest evaluating it on the spot to see if it’s really worth it. The tour takes you to see the blooming fields, but it’s essential to catch the right time of year. This year, due to the heat, the fields outside the park had already faded, so it wouldn’t have been worth doing.
Nataliia Y
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
It was just wow… I never expected a museum to be so impressive. From the moment you step inside, you feel the scale of it all—the huge halls, the lighting, the architecture; everything looks like a true work of art. The building itself is reason enough to visit. Each hall is like a journey through time. The paintings, the details, the lighting—everything is so vivid that sometimes it feels like you’re right inside those scenes. The works of the great artists are especially impressive—you can literally feel their energy. And another thing: you don’t just look at the paintings there; you really feel the history. The museum houses thousands of works of art and reveals the true soul of the Netherlands across the centuries. I really loved the atmosphere—calm, beautiful, inspiring. You can walk around for hours and not even notice how time flies. If you’re in Amsterdam, this is a must-visit. I left feeling like I’d touched something truly great ❤️
Michelle I
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
I went to the Rijksmuseum at 9:00 a.m. (tip!) and headed straight to the second floor to see the masterpieces, such as *The Night Watch* and *The Milkmaid*. You can easily follow the audio tour on your phone. There’s a lot to see, so be sure to set aside at least 2.5 hours. Afterward, relax for a bit in the beautiful garden. In the afternoon, I went to the Moco Museum, just a stone’s throw from the Rijksmuseum. This completed my journey through art history (from 1000 to 2000)! You’ll be done with the Moco Museum faster; without a combo ticket, I wasn’t willing to pay the regular admission price for it. It was very impressive to see the paintings up close and recognize the brushstrokes of the Dutch masters. At the Moco Museum, you’ll see many reproductions, though the stories behind the artworks are fascinating.
Jeremy S
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
We booked an early entry, so no queue and so we were able to move around to see what we wanted too before it go too busy. By 11.30 we headed to the cafe for coffee and applecake and by luck were allocated one of the best seats for two. Refreshed we sought out out a few more art gems from the 17th century Dutch painters. A totally uplifting experience.
Susana B
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Great, because you can spend as much time as you want among the tulips, and there are buses running to Amsterdam all the time. The one I took dropped me off pretty far from the museum, but that turned out to be a good thing because I got to see a neighborhood that I really loved.

From the world-renowned floral masterpieces of Keukenhof to the historic canvases of the Rijksmuseum, this experience captures the essence of the Netherlands' "Golden Age" in one seamless, high-value day.

Getting started

Your journey begins at the modern A’DAM Tower, located just a short ferry ride from Amsterdam Central Station. Here, friendly hosts will check you in and guide you to your luxury, air-conditioned bus. With guaranteed seating and a smooth shuttle transfer, you’ll enjoy a stress-free ride through the Dutch countryside directly to the gates of the world's most famous spring garden.

What to expect

Keukenhof

Step into a living mosaic of over 7 million flowers. As the "Garden of Europe," Keukenhof offers a sensory experience across 79 acres of themed gardens and pavilions. Because the shuttle offers flexible return times, you can linger as long as you like among the tulips and hyacinths without ever feeling rushed.

Features:

Premium shuttle service: Travel in comfort with round-trip transfers from Amsterdam, featuring guaranteed seating and climate control.

Expert navigation tools: Receive a free, detailed park map and a practical tip leaflet written by locals, available in English, Spanish, Italian, French, and German.

Complete flexibility: Your entry ticket is included, and the "return anytime" bus schedule allows you to design your day exactly how you want it.

Rijksmuseum

Back in the city, prepare to walk through 800 years of Dutch history. The Rijksmuseum is an architectural marvel housing the nation’s most prestigious art collection. From the intricate details of Delftware to the towering canvases of the Old Masters, it is an essential stop for any culture seeker.

Features:

Masterpiece access: Your ticket provides full entry to all permanent collections, including iconic works like Rembrandt’s The Night Watch and Vermeer’s The Milkmaid.

Temporary exhibitions: Stay up to date with rotating special displays and seasonal exhibitions included with your general admission.

A cultural landmark: Explore the stunning Great Hall and the world-famous Research Library, often cited as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world.

What to bring

Keukenhof

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

Bring comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

Please note that Keukenhof is a cash-free site, so carry your cards to make any extra payments not included in the experience.

What’s not allowed

Rijksmuseum

Pets are not allowed on this experience.

Flash photography is not permitted inside the museum.

Keukenhof

Drones are not permitted on this experience.

Due to venue restrictions, your pets cannot tag along.

Accessibility

Rijksmuseum

The museum is fully accessible for wheelchair users and prams/strollers.

Certified guide dogs are allowed inside the museum.

Keukenhof

This experience is accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

You can rent a wheelchair via www.keukenhof.nl.

Additional information

Rijksmuseum

Entry is permitted up to 15 minutes after the time shown on your ticket. You may remain inside the museum until closing.

Visitors who need assistance navigating the museum may bring one companion free of charge. A companion ticket can be collected at cash register 1.

The museum’s cafés and shops operate cashless and do not accept cash payments.

Only handbags no larger than A4 size are allowed inside. Larger bags, umbrellas, and similar items must be stored in the cloakroom.

Tickets are valid only for the selected date and time slot and cannot be changed. Late arrivals or no-shows may forfeit entry, refunds, or rescheduling.

If you expect to arrive late, please speak with Rijksmuseum staff at the entrance. While entry cannot be guaranteed, assistance may be provided subject to availability.

Keukenhof

Exchange your voucher for the bus tour to receive your official entry ticket.

The ticket is only valid for the day stamped on it.

Typical travel time is approximately 35–50 minutes each way, depending on traffic.

Plan around 6–8 hours for your visit, but you may stay as long as you like at Keukenhof until closing time.

Buses back to Amsterdam depart between 11am and 6:30pm, with the last bus leaving Keukenhof at 6:30pm.

Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, small lockers, left luggage facility, dining outlets, parking, charging stations for electric vehicles, and bike rental.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.