Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Rijksmuseum
Cost is around 18 euros, free for 18 and under You can book museum tickets online in advance, which won’t save you money but will help you skip the ticket queue
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Amsterdam, NH
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Posted over 5 years ago
Anne Frank House
BOOK TICKETS IN ADVANCE ONLINE if you don't you will wait in a 3+ hour line to get in when it opens to the public during the day who don't have tickets (set time frame during the day) entry is aroud 10 euros
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Holland Pass
If you’re planning on visiting a lot of museums, there are a couple of discount cards available which can save you money. The Amsterdam City Pass costs €56 for adults (€24 for children 13-17 and €18 for 4–12s) and includes skip-the-line access to the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, as well as a canal cruise and tickets for the airport train.
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Amsterdam
the I Amsterdam card gives you free entry to over 60 museums and attractions, plus a free canal cruise and unlimited public transport on the trams, buses and metro. There are four different versions: 24 hours (€59), 48 hours (€74), 72 hours (€87) and 96 hours (€98).
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Amsterdam Museum
a free taste of culture where 15 Goldern Age paintings, similar in style to Rembrandt’s Night Watch, line a covered street near the Amsterdam Museum.
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Eye Film Museum
In a modern building on the riverside, the EYE film museum has a free basement cinema and private viewing pods. It’s free to get there too on the Buiksloterweg ferry from behind Centraal Station
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Halocaust Memorial & Dutch Theater (Jewish Cultural Quarter)
free, holocaust memorial museum
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Amsterdam, NH
experience
Posted over 5 years ago
Stadsarchief Amsterdam
free
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