Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Amsterdam

Enter a world of spring flowers with admission and return transport to the Keukenhof Garden from Amsterdam. Travel south to this world-famous garden and explore the lawns, woodlands, and pathways independently. Absorb the scented carpets of tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils, and visit the pavilions to view displays of flowers, flowering bulbs, and flower-arranging. Includes an entrance ticket, ample time at the garden, round-trip coach transfers, and choice of several departure times.

The Cromhouthuis is a collectors' house: it tells the story of the Cromhout family and is today home to some extraordinary Amsterdam collections.Collections, top quality and art are inseparably linked to the Cromhouthuis. The rich and illustrious Cromhout family, who lived in the canal houses at Herengracht 366-368 in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, were great art lovers and collectors. Enjoying their costly possessions with family and friends was an important part of their social life. Portraits, furnishings, silver, seashells and other curiosities form an astonishing feast for the eyes in the Cromhouthuis.

Explore the hidden world of prostitution at the Red Light Secrets Museum in Amsterdam. Head inside the former brothel house, home to the world's only museum dedicated to prostitution. Trace the history of Amsterdam's red light district from the 1500s up to and beyond the legalization of prostitution in 2000; sit at a window where prostitutes once advertised their services; see a typical workroom, and learn the secrets of the world's oldest profession through the real-life anecdotes of those involved.

See rarely exhibited 17th-century portraits of Dutch administrative culture at the Portrait Gallery of the Golden Age, located in the Hermitage Museum. Slip on provided headphones and listen to audio commentary about 30 colossal paintings by the likes of Rembrandt, Govert Flinck and Nicolaes Pickenoy. On loan from collections at the Amsterdam Museum and the Rijksmuseum, this exhibition is the first of its kind and not to be missed!

Explore Amsterdam's Jewish history and heritage with admission to the Portuguese Synagogue, a 17th-century Sephardic place of worship with stunning architecture and artifacts. Take in the beautifully-preserved interior, from grand stone pillars to plaster walls and a series of 72 windows. Your ticket includes admission to the most important heritage sites in Amsterdam's Jewish Cultural Quarter.

Amsterdam offers travelers atmospheric canals, a thriving food and drinking scene, and art masterpieces nearly everywhere you look. Keep your booking time to a minimum while seeing all three with this combination package that gives admission to the Heineken Experience, the courtly Rijksmuseum, and a canal cruise. Plus, get fast-track access to the museums and two beers at the Heineken Experience.

- Take the bus from Amsterdam Central Station to the countryside of Amsterdam. Combine your bustransfer with a visit to Volendam and the Mondial Museum- Learn about the history of Volendam and get insight into the life and house of people a hundred years

Buy your ticket in advance for guaranteed entrance to the popular Keukenhof Gardens. Once you arrive, you can save time by skipping the line to purchase tickets and get to exploring right away. Explore on a self-guided tour that can be completed at your own pace and include the flower shows, gardens, art, and other events. Children can enjoy the playground, maze, petting zoo, and a treasure hunt.

Admire panoramic views of Amsterdam from the top of the 22-story A'DAM tower (A'DAM Toren). Your admission ticket gets you fast-lane access, a goodie and a visit to LOOKOUT, the top level of the tower, where you can take a ride on Europe's highest swing (additional expense). Swing out over the edge of the 328-foot (100-meter) tower for a thrilling experience of the city center. Peruse the state-of-the-art interactive exhibit to learn more about Amsterdam's culture, history and traditions.

Gain admission to four institutions in the Jewish Cultural Quarter of Amsterdam, located near the Waterlooplein. Visit the Jewish Historical Museum, JHM Children's Museum, Portuguese Synagogue and National Holocaust Memorial (Hollandsche Schouwburg) - a moving tribute. Learn about Jewish heritage in the Netherlands with this multi-attraction pass, which includes an audio tour with recorded commentary and a map for a self-guided tour of the old Jewish neighborhood. Your ticket is valid for one month.

Visit the former home and workshop of the most famous Dutch painter of all time with a ticket to the Rembrandt House Museum. Hear stories from the artist's dramatic life with an audio guide, and admire original etchings, drawings, and paintings that show Rembrandt's creative process in the very place where masterpieces like 'The Night Watch' were made. It's an essential Amsterdam stop for any art lover.

Immerse yourself in the opulent chambers and fabulous features of the Museum Willet-Holthuysen with an admission ticket to the famous cultural institution in Amsterdam. Explore the interior of the 17th-century canal house to discover impressive collections of classic art, antique furniture and sparkling silverware. Learn about the vibrant history of the Willet family, the former owners of the house, and explore the entertaining exhibits at your own pace with your unrestricted ticket.

Book a ticket in advance for admission to the House of Bols Cocktail & Genever Experience, situated on the Museumplein, or museum quarter, in Amsterdam. This innovative attraction provides interactive exhibits about Holland's oldest spirit brands: Bols and Genever, the Dutch equivalent of gin. Take a self-guided tour through the Hall of Taste, the World of Cocktails and the Bols Genever Room before you sidle up to the Mirror Bar to watch mixologists shake up that perfect drink.

Sail past the long lines outside of the enriching Amsterdam Museum with a priority-access entrance ticket to one of the Dutch capital's finest cultural institutions. Gain fascinating insight into the cultural, industrial and agricultural development of Amsterdam through a range of informative exhibits. Explore the museum at your own pace with your unlimited ticket, marvelling at exceptional permanent exhibits like Amsterdam DNA and the Little Orphanage. Special features for EuroPride (July 23 through August 7, 2016) include LGTBI guided audio tours and a temporary exhibition entitled 'Transmission'.

Visit five Amsterdam museums with just one ticket on a self-guided tour of the Jewish Cultural Quarter. Valid for a whole month, you're free to visit each location when it's convenient for you. Dive deeper into Jewish culture and traditions with provided audio guides in your native language. In addition to the Hollandsche Schouwburg and National Holocaust Museum, you also enjoy access to the Children's and Jewish Historical Museums.

Take a break from Amsterdam's bustling streets with a visit to the A'DAM LOOKOUT tower. Zoom to the top for panoramic views of the city below, and unwind with 2 drinks from the rooftop bar or indoor restaurant included in the ticket price. Take in views of the city's canals and Noord neighbourhood, and receive a complimentary digital keepsake to remember your experience.

Get an up-close look at the amazing complexity of human anatomy with a skip-the-line ticket to the Body Worlds exhibit in Amsterdam. Marvel at real human specimens donated to science and preserved in detail using a groundbreaking method, and learn about the effect of emotions on the body as you explore 'The Happiness Project.' The interactive exhibit is suitable for all ages and also includes an adults-only section.

Tucked away in the heart of Amsterdam's inner city lies a small marvel: Our Lord in the Attic Museum: a uniquely preserved seventeenth-century house from the Dutch Golden Age. Explore the narrow corridors and climb the stairs to historically furnished livingrooms, kitchens and bedsteads, leading literally to the highpoint of the museum: an entire church in the attic.This Catholic church dates from 1663. While it was prohibited to celebrate mass, the authorities turned a blind eye. Indeed, the church symbolises the characteristic (religious) tolerance of the Netherlands, established by the Dutch in the sixteenth century under Willem of Orange. Freedom of religion and of conscience are central themes at the museum today. It makes Our Lord in the Attic far more than a museum: it is a special place in which to contemplate and to experience.

Get fast-track access into the Royal Palace Amsterdam, one of three palaces in the Netherlands in active use by the Dutch Royal House. See what heads of state and other important guests see at state banquets - murals, chandeliers, arched ceilings, and classic paintings and sculptures by famous artists. Feel like a royal as you set your eyes on fine art and gorgeous Napoleonic furniture in here. Your entrance includes a free audio guide.

Step back in time to the Dutch Golden Age with a ticket to Amsterdam's Museum Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder, or Our Lord in the Attic. See rooms decked out in period furnishings in this 17th-century canal house, and climb the stairs to reach a complete church built in the attic, where Catholics once celebrated clandestine mass. The ticket also includes access to a new museum wing opened in 2015 and connected to the house via an underground passage.