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Combo (Save 10%): Stedelijk Museum + Rijksmuseum Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 10%): Stedelijk Museum + Rijksmuseum Tickets
Start: 2026-06-28T13:00:00
End: 2026-06-28T17:00:00
Location: Amsterdam

Installation view of Miriam Cahn's artwork at Stedelijk Museum, featuring colorful paintings on white walls.

Textile installation at The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art exhibit, Stedelijk Museum.

Visitors exploring exhibits in the Rijksmuseum library, Amsterdam.

Visitors exploring art and artifacts in a gallery during the First Access Guided Tour of Rijksmuseum.

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10:00am - 6:00pm

Explore at your pace

Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

Audio guide

Enhance your experience with multilingual audio guide

Save big as you explore collections of art and artifacts from Dutch history at Rijksmuseum and iconic works from renowned artists at Stedelijk Museum.

4.7/5(3,958)

Knut G

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Rijksmuseum isn’t the kind of place you just “quickly walk through”; it’s more of a comprehensive deep dive into Dutch history and European art. The building itself feels like a mix of a palace and a journey through time, and this is immediately confirmed inside: huge halls, perfectly curated rooms, and a layout that makes it surprisingly easy to find your way around despite the size. The absolute highlight, of course, are the masterpieces by Rembrandt van Rijn, especially the famous “Night Watch,” which stands in its own room and is even more impressive in real life than in any photo. The works by Johannes Vermeer are also exceptionally powerful—the play of light, the details, the tranquility in the scenes—it simply has a different quality when you stand right in front of it. What really stands out positively: The exhibition isn’t just “old and dusty,” but is presented in a modern way, well-lit, and logically organized. You can tell that a lot of emphasis is placed on the experience here, not just on the mere presentation of art. Even if you’re not a big art fan, you’ll find yourself lingering because the rooms keep delivering surprising highlights. One practical tip: Make sure to bring enough time; otherwise, you’ll just rush through and miss half of it. Two to four hours is the minimum if you really want to enjoy it. Overall, it’s one of the few museums that fully deserves the hype and isn’t just overrated by tourists.

Viktoriia A

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Walking into the Rijksmuseum felt less like visiting a museum and more like stepping into a living story of art, history, and human imagination. From the moment I entered, I was surrounded by masterpieces that I had only ever seen in books and on screens. Standing in front of Rembrandt’s The Night Watch was unforgettable — not because of its size or fame, but because it felt alive. Every painting seemed to whisper a different story, connecting centuries of human experience in a way that felt surprisingly personal. What impressed me most was how the Rijksmuseum makes art accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an art expert or someone simply curious about beauty, the museum welcomes you into its world. The architecture itself is breathtaking, blending history and modern design so seamlessly that every hallway feels like part of the exhibition. But the real magic of the Rijksmuseum is that it changes the way you see. You leave not only with photos, but with a renewed sense of curiosity, creativity, and appreciation for the people who came before us. Some places entertain you. Some places educate you. The Rijksmuseum does something far more powerful — it inspires you. If I could describe my visit in one word, it would be: unforgettable.

Ilya S

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

I had a wonderful visit to the Rijksmuseum. The museum is beautifully organized and offers an impressive collection of Dutch art and history. Seeing masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer in person was an unforgettable experience. The exhibits are informative, well-presented, and suitable for visitors of all ages. The building itself is stunning, combining historic architecture with modern facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit even more enjoyable. I also appreciated the clear signage and the relaxing atmosphere throughout the museum. I highly recommend the Rijksmuseum to anyone visiting Amsterdam. It is a world-class museum that provides a fascinating journey through Dutch culture and artistic heritage.

Nazir N

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

It was an awsome and knowledge trip. Know lot of things which me and my family didn't aware of it. Lot of beautiful drawings specially Van Gogh and related one. Lot of sculptures. Really knowledge factors. Recommend to all who are eager of knowledge.

Nicola M

Solo

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Loved both museums. Moco had a great free audio guide and awesome works. Rijks is so impressive. I love it all. The art, antiquities, architecture and the garden! But my favourite was the library.

Deborah D

Solo

Verified booking

3 days ago

The highlights were seeing the Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Van Gogh paintings. Seeing the restoration oof the Rembrandt was very interesting. Seeing the parts that are restored and the real colors.

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.

Stedelijk Museum

Skip-the-line ticket to the museum

Audio guide in English & Dutch

Rijksmuseum

Skip-the-line ticket to the museum

Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions

Stedelijk Museum

Guided tour

Rijksmuseum

Multimedia tour (available for purchase for €5)

Entry to Vermeer Exhibition

Guided tour

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Knut G
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Rijksmuseum isn’t the kind of place you just “quickly walk through”; it’s more of a comprehensive deep dive into Dutch history and European art. The building itself feels like a mix of a palace and a journey through time, and this is immediately confirmed inside: huge halls, perfectly curated rooms, and a layout that makes it surprisingly easy to find your way around despite the size. The absolute highlight, of course, are the masterpieces by Rembrandt van Rijn, especially the famous “Night Watch,” which stands in its own room and is even more impressive in real life than in any photo. The works by Johannes Vermeer are also exceptionally powerful—the play of light, the details, the tranquility in the scenes—it simply has a different quality when you stand right in front of it. What really stands out positively: The exhibition isn’t just “old and dusty,” but is presented in a modern way, well-lit, and logically organized. You can tell that a lot of emphasis is placed on the experience here, not just on the mere presentation of art. Even if you’re not a big art fan, you’ll find yourself lingering because the rooms keep delivering surprising highlights. One practical tip: Make sure to bring enough time; otherwise, you’ll just rush through and miss half of it. Two to four hours is the minimum if you really want to enjoy it. Overall, it’s one of the few museums that fully deserves the hype and isn’t just overrated by tourists.
Viktoriia A
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Walking into the Rijksmuseum felt less like visiting a museum and more like stepping into a living story of art, history, and human imagination. From the moment I entered, I was surrounded by masterpieces that I had only ever seen in books and on screens. Standing in front of Rembrandt’s The Night Watch was unforgettable — not because of its size or fame, but because it felt alive. Every painting seemed to whisper a different story, connecting centuries of human experience in a way that felt surprisingly personal. What impressed me most was how the Rijksmuseum makes art accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an art expert or someone simply curious about beauty, the museum welcomes you into its world. The architecture itself is breathtaking, blending history and modern design so seamlessly that every hallway feels like part of the exhibition. But the real magic of the Rijksmuseum is that it changes the way you see. You leave not only with photos, but with a renewed sense of curiosity, creativity, and appreciation for the people who came before us. Some places entertain you. Some places educate you. The Rijksmuseum does something far more powerful — it inspires you. If I could describe my visit in one word, it would be: unforgettable.
Ilya S
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
I had a wonderful visit to the Rijksmuseum. The museum is beautifully organized and offers an impressive collection of Dutch art and history. Seeing masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer in person was an unforgettable experience. The exhibits are informative, well-presented, and suitable for visitors of all ages. The building itself is stunning, combining historic architecture with modern facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit even more enjoyable. I also appreciated the clear signage and the relaxing atmosphere throughout the museum. I highly recommend the Rijksmuseum to anyone visiting Amsterdam. It is a world-class museum that provides a fascinating journey through Dutch culture and artistic heritage.
Tanvira I
Group
Verified booking
Yesterday
I am grateful for the opportunity to share my experience of visiting the museum. It was a highly educational experience that allowed me to learn about Dutch history while enjoying the exceptional ambience. The staff members were helpful and attentive in addressing questions and concerns. An area for improvement would be clearer directional signage, as I observed that some visitors appeared confused or had difficulty finding their way around.
Susan D
Couple
Verified booking
May 2026
It was a smooth, easy process to get tickets through Headout. The Rijksmuseum was amazing. We only had a short time, but saw the Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Van Gough. The displays of vintage jewelry, clothing, ceramics, dishware, and decorative items were fabulous!

Enjoy two of Amsterdam’s top museums—the Stedelijk Museum and the Rijksmuseum—with a single combo ticket.

Getting started

Tailor your visit to suit your interests. Begin at either the Stedelijk Museum or the Rijksmuseum to scan your ticket. Once you finish your first stop, the other museum is only a short 5–10-minute walk away.

What to expect

Stedelijk Museum

The Stedelijk Museum is Amsterdam’s premier institution for modern and contemporary art. With over 90,000 works, it showcases masterpieces by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Piet Mondrian, Jackson Pollock, and Andy Warhol.

Features:

Iconic modern and contemporary art: Admire works by Picasso, Mondrian, Pollock, Warhol, Malevich, and other renowned artists.

Immersive learning: Explore galleries highlighting major art movements with detailed insights through the multilingual audio guide.

Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is one of the world’s most famous cultural institutions, and the national museum of the Netherlands. Home to more than 800,000 objects, it presents Dutch art and history from the Middle Ages through the 20th century.

Features:

Famous Dutch artworks: Discover masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age and beyond, including works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh, and Jan Steen.

Skip-the-line entry: Enjoy fast-track access to save time and make the most of your visit.

What to bring

Stedelijk Museum

Bring your own earphones if you prefer to use them with the audio guide.

What’s not allowed

Stedelijk Museum

Large bags, cameras, tripods, food and drinks, and flash photography are not permitted inside.

Items bigger than A4 size (approximately 20x30 cm) are not allowed inside and must be stored in the cloakroom.

Rijksmuseum

Large bags, cameras, tripods, food and drinks, and flash photography are not allowed inside the museum.

Pets are not permitted inside the museum.

Accessibility

Stedelijk Museum

The museum offers lifts, is wheelchair accessible, provides Wi-Fi, has a cloakroom, and features accessible toilets.

Rijksmuseum

The museum is wheelchair accessible.

Assistance dogs are allowed inside.

Additional information

Stedelijk Museum

Some artworks contain explicit or graphic imagery that may be disturbing or offensive.

Opening hours are 10am to 6pm.

The museum shop sells books, posters, and other souvenirs related to the collection.

Rijksmuseum

Bags larger than A4, umbrellas, and large coats must be stored in the free cloakroom.

The museum is open from 9am to 5pm.

Tip: The Rijksmuseum’s fine dining restaurant serves authentic Dutch dishes. It has a Michelin star and is included in the 50 Best Discovery guide, making it a recommended stop if you have time.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same along with a valid photo ID at each redemption point.

If you’ve purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry a valid photo ID proof for verification.

Ticket Redemption Points

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Redeem your ticket at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Address: Museumplein 10, 1071 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Redeem your ticket at Rijksmuseum.

Address: Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Enter the museum via the 'Visitors with Ticket' lane and show your mobile tickets at the entrance to the galleries.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point