Amsterdam Museum Pass 2025

The Amsterdam Museum Pass offers 4 top activities in Amsterdam. You can simply select the ones that interest you the most from the available options!

VISIT THE VAN GOGH MUSEUM, THE STEDELIJK MUSEUM OR THE MOCO MUSEUM

The Van Gogh Museum exhibits many works of art by the famous Dutch painter. You can see paintings such as the “Almond Blossom”, “The Potato Eaters,” and the “Sunflowers.” You can also see a collection of letters, learn more about the artist’s life, and see works by his friends, such as a painting of Van Gogh painting sunflowers by Paul Gauguin. The Stedelijk Museum is known for exhibiting modern and contemporary art, with works by artists such as Andy Warhol and Steve McQueen. You can skip the line at the Moco Museum, which gets its name from the words “modern” and “contemporary” and features works by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Keith Haring. It also exhibits works by Banksy, such as the “Girl with Balloon,” the “Flower Thrower,” and more.

ENJOY AN AMSTERDAM CANAL CRUISE

Amsterdam is famous for its charming canals, and by booking this pass, you can enjoy a relaxing time on the water, too. Board the boat and sail along the canals, looking out onto the streets and people-watching. See the Skinny Bridge or the Magere Brug. One story says that it was built so that two sisters who lived on opposite banks of the river could visit each other. It may also have been named because it is not wide.

SEE REMBRANDT’S ART OR DO THE HEINEKEN EXPERIENCE

At the Rembrandt House Museum, you can see the famous artist’s studio, paintings, drawings, and almost all of his etchings. Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn is one of the most famous Dutch painters. He was a Baroque painter in 17th-century Amsterdam, known for realism and the play of light. At the Heineken Experience, you can visit the old brewery, learn about the beer-making process, and enjoy some interactive exhibits and a tasting.

LEARN FROM AN AUDIO GUIDE OR EXPLORE CITY USING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

The City Audio Guide App contains more than 100 points of interest around the city. You could learn how the city is around 700 years old, how its three main canals date back to the 17th century, how the city is diverse today, and how people have been moving to the city since the 16th century. Another option is the GVB Amsterdam: Public Transportation by tram, bus, and metro, allowing you to enjoy 1 to 3 days of convenient travel around the city!