AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets in Amsterdam. A short list of the ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who you go with.
Step into the former Heineken brewery in Amsterdam for a self-guided, 1.5-hour tour with Brew U rides, draft-pouring practice, and included drinks.
Most Popular“The staff were great, the tour was really great but the staff were excellent and really made it for us”
Skip the guesswork with timed Rijksmuseum entry. See The Night Watch, Dutch art over 800 years, and more, at a set price.
“Beautiful museum. View masterpieces up close. Amazing!!!”
Amsterdam Icebar near Rembrandtplein: 45 minutes at -10°C with a warm lounge welcome cocktail, ice-cold drinks, and 2 included beverages.
“Was fun, you spend about 25 minutes in the ice room and you get two drinks. Then you can leave and get 1 cocktail in the main bar. ‘Captain Jack’ was great fun!”
Roundtrip shuttle from Amsterdam with Keukenhof fast-track entry. Hop on buses every 30 minutes and explore at your own pace.
“Brilliant! Excellent tour and guided by ‘Toes’ (sorry I don’t know how to spell it!). Very interesting and a must-do!”
Spend a day inside Amsterdam’s Upside Down Museum with 25 photo-first rooms, included digital downloads, a ball pit with jacuzzi, and a Freakshake café.
“It really was great fun!! We both really enjoyed ourselves. It was quite simple to find as well from Amsterdam Centraal”
Madame Tussauds Amsterdam on Dam Square: lifelike wax stars, interactive TV and music moments, and lots of photo ops in about an hour.
“Madame Tussauds was absolutely amazing and stunning – highly recommended for everyone! It’s fun, fascinating, and especially enjoyable for children.”
Step into Fabrique des Lumières in Westergas Park for timed shows of ancient Egypt, French Orientalists, and fractal worlds in light.
“It was one of the best experiences of my life, telling a story through art is something that very few people perceive, that's why it was such a majestic experience.”
Royal Palace Amsterdam with an included audio guide: state rooms, Dutch Golden Age art, Citizens’ Hall and Atlas. Entry ticket from $15.
“The experience was better than expected as the Palace is really superb . Sadly we did t take the offer of head phones and that was a huge mistake we missed out on a lot. We didn’t take them as we thought there would be information written up or available on boards as on your…”
Step inside Amsterdam’s Red Light Secrets Museum in a former brothel, sit in a window, and hear sex workers’ stories.
“very informative and eye opening into the way the red light district worked and works now, extremely good museum”
ARTIS Zoo Amsterdam: newborn jaguar cub, elephants, gorillas, butterfly pavilion, plus the included ARTIS-Planetarium, from $20.
“We loved the butterfly house, but we were sad the aquarium was closed”
AMAZE in Amsterdam’s Westhaven turns sound and light into interactive rooms, ends with a lounge drink, and lasts about 1–1.5 hours.
“We have over experienced something like this before it was a good thing to do whist here would recommend.”
Van Gogh Museum entry plus a 75-min Amsterdam canal cruise. Timed museum access, open canal boarding, and audio with free earphones.
“It was an amazing experience we even got free entry to the museum next door😻🙌 Loved the canal cruise what a beautiful way to look at the city🫶”
Fly over Dutch UNESCO highlights in a 5D simulator at This is Holland. Wind, mist, and scents make canals and windmills feel real.
“The ride was brilliant, definitely worth a visit. Interesting facts about Holland. Would absolutely do it again.”
Van Gogh Museum time-slot ticket plus a 1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise with multilingual audio. Great value for a 1-day hit list.
“Everything went smooth and easy with the get your ride ticket. Love the museum and the boat ride!”
Body Worlds Amsterdam Happiness Project on Damrak: timed entry, skip-the-line access, 200+ real specimens, and a free InBody Scan.
“I loved the amount of information there was, and I'm very interested in the human body so I love the amount of depth it went into and how everything related back to the core message. I also really loved the use of all the models.”
The whole canal city, and every day trip beyond it.
