Amsterdam Pass from Tiqets: price, info & booking

Amsterdam Pass from Tiqets | The popular tourist destination of Amsterdam offers many sights which, as a mixture of different eras between tradition and modernity, have an unexpected diversity. In addition to the famous canals and architecture, the city’s numerous museums are also well worth a visit.

The name for this discount card – Amsterdam Pass from Tiqets – already points out a large number of Amsterdam attractions included in the ticket. In addition, you get a lot of discounts on admission to museums and tickets for other attractions in the Dutch capital.

This Amsterdam Pass for classic tourists is most worthwhile for art and culture enthusiasts who may be in Amsterdam for two days or even longer. For many of the unique museums, two hours is rarely enough for a visit.

Amsterdam Pass von Tiqets

*The current price of the provider always applies.

This pass is valid for your entire stay in Amsterdam. You can find everything else on the provider’s website.

If you take part in the obligatory free canal cruise, visit the famous Van Gogh Museum with free admission and learn all about Rembrandt in the Rembrandt House, you have already seen the highlights of the city. If you want to relax a little instead of visiting a museum, you can visit the Heineken Brewery. With a small surcharge, you also get a day ticket for local public transport. This makes it easier to walk around the city and use the pass and its benefits in good time. If you take advantage of some of the discounts, you have already paid less than if you had booked comparable individual tickets.

So the pass pays for itself very quickly and all the other discounts are now added as an additional benefit.

Here is a brief overview of the most important and impressive museums that you can enter for free with the pass or with a 10% discount on the admission price. All the conditions for obtaining the discount are also listed on the provider’s website.

✅ Important: The discount is only available for bookings with the provider Tiqets mentioned on this page. The booked tickets always grant priority admission. The long queues in front of many attractions can be quite annoying. If you click on Booking on the reservation page, you will also be asked for the discount code. Enter it and continue with the booking. The discount code applies to almost all Tiqets offers in Amsterdam.

Canal cruise – free of charge and with headphones

The highlight of your Amsterdam Pass is of course the classic canal cruise through the most picturesque canals of the Dutch metropolis, as this experience is also included when you book this discount card. You can find the most important information about the popular canal cruises in Amsterdam in general in an overview of the popular canal cruises. Canal cruises can also be booked separately here.

✅ A special audio guide app for a city tour in Amsterdam can also be booked separately. Everything you need to know about this form of city tour can be found on the provider’s website.

Van Gogh Museum – Free admission with the Amsterdam Pass

The world-famous painter Van Gogh, who influenced entire generations of painters with his post-impressionist style, only sold a few paintings during his lifetime. Around 80 years after his death, an entire museum was dedicated to his now renowned and highly priced art. On display are 200 paintings, 500 drawings and over 700 letters as well as some Japanese woodcuts collected by the artist, which together make up the largest Van Gogh collection in the world.

In addition to this permanent exhibition, special exhibitions on Impressionism and Post-Impressionism are curated on an alternating basis, mainly showing artists inspired by Van Gogh, his contemporaries and his pupils.

✅ More information and individual tickets for visitors with or without an Amsterdam Pass.

Stedelijk Museum or Moco Museum – free alternative to the Von Gogh Museum or 10% discount

The Stedelijk Museum (City Museum) is housed in a 19th century building with a modern, white-metal extension. In the 1970s, it became the city’s main destination for lovers of modern art. Its focus is on modern and contemporary works from the second half of the 20th century to the present day.

The numerous paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs and installations are often associated with modern styles such as Nouveau Realisme, Pop Art, Colorfield Painting or Minimalism. Depending on the theme of the changing exhibitions, well-known artists such as Picasso, Mondrian, Monet, Matisse, Chagall or Renoir are also included.

✅ Click here for the online tickets of the Städtisches Museum (with and without discount code).

Moco Museum Amsterdam with Banksy & More

One of the most popular museums in Amsterdam and an absolute must in the museum metropolis of Amsterdam. The Moco Museum at Honthorststraat 20 is small but beautiful.

A gallery with numerous exhibits of modern art, which you can also find some articles on in Top Attractions under the Moco Museum. Not many cities offer such a journey through time through contemporary art.

✅ Click here for the online tickets of the Moco Museum (with and without discount code).

Heineken Experience or Rembrandt House – Free or 10% discount

The theme of the Heineken Experience is immediately and directly recognizable. Located in a former brewery, this concept has set itself the task of enabling visitors to experience beer with all their senses. It covers the scientific aspects of the fermentation process, how to recognize certain types of beer, how to tap them and the history of Heineken itself.

A 4D cinema also puts the interested guest in the shoes of a beer bottle, which experiences the brewing process from start to finish. These experiences are complemented by tastings of what is probably the most famous beer in the Netherlands.

✅ Single ticket for the Heineken Experience (without and with discount code).

Rembrandt Haus – „Het Rembrandthuis“.

You should also not miss out on a visit to the Rijksmuseum. Much of the museum is dedicated to Rembrandt and his most famous painting, The Night Watch. Rembrandt (1606-1669) is one of the most famous Dutch artists and is world-renowned as a painter, etcher and draftsman.

If you want to learn more about Rembrandt, his life, his works and his work, you should visit the Rembrandt House. A building that Rembrandt acquired in 1639 on what was then Sint Antoniesbreestraat. Today there is a museum called Het Rembrandthuis. You can read more about this at the end of the article Rijksmuseum Admission Prices.

✅ Single ticket for the Rembrandt House (without and with discount code). There is a lot to learn about Rembrandt. An interesting experience is also a visit to the Rembrandt Experience. Both can also be booked as a combined ticket with a discount code.

Rijksmuseum – 10% discount for pass holders

The Rijksmuseum, or Imperial Museum, is the largest exhibition house in the city. The historic building with its striking three-arched gateway, framed by two towers, dates back to 1885. The approximately 8,000 exhibits mainly belong to the collection of paintings from the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century.

However, a collection of Asian art objects and artifacts from former overseas territories is also on display. The most important representatives on display include Jacob van Ruysdael, Jan Vermeer, Jan Steen and Rembrandt van Rijn. Click here for more information about the Rijksmuseum.

✅ If you only want to visit the museum, you can also book tickets with a guided tour and discount directly here. One-way tickets otherwise via a separate provider – Rijksmuseum

Amsterdam Museum – 10% discount for pass holders

The Amsterdam Museum lives up to its name: the museum is all about the history, people and life in the former Amsterdam. The approximately one-hour exhibition “Amsterdam DNA” not only features original exhibits but also makes extensive use of multimedia, particularly to explain the connections between the rights, duties and opportunities of citizens in Amsterdam in the past. In an old orphanage, which houses the building complex, you can also see how orphans lived in the 17th century in the middle of a flourishing trading city.

The child- and family-friendly concept relies heavily on interactivity, guided tours and personal contact. Some of the offers are suitable for children from the age of 4.

✅ Tickets can be booked (with or without a discount code) here.

Madame Tussauds – 10 % discount for pass holders

The principle of the Madame Tussauds exhibitions, which can now be found in many large cities, is well known: realistic wax figures are on display, depicting not only historical greats but also contemporary celebrities. Visitors can admire them or have their photo taken with their favourite stars or idols. The same applies to the exhibition in Amsterdam, although its beginning introduces the city’s history. After that, some Dutch personalities are mixed with world-famous figures from politics, music and film.

One special room is designed as a chamber of horrors, so visitors should have strong nerves here.

One more thing: Madame Tussauds may change the exhibition and no longer show figures that are described here, or add new ones.

✅ You can purchase online tickets here (with or without a discount code).

Jewish Historical Museum – 10 % discount for pass holders

The Jewish Historical Museum is the only museum in the Netherlands that focuses on Jewish life and Jewish tradition. The persecution of the Jews is an integral and cruel part of Jewish history, and is therefore part of the museum concept. However, the museum generally focuses on cultural education and interactivity.

The topics covered include the mutual influence of Jewish and Dutch culture, the connection to Israel, and the role of religion and tradition in Jewish daily life. The program also includes baking matzo, the traditional Jewish bread, and learning the first Hebrew letters.

✅ You can purchase online tickets here (with or without a discount code).

NEMO Amsterdam – 10 % discount for pass holders

In line with the idea of a science centre, NEMO deals with technical and scientific phenomena that visitors can experience for themselves. The exhibition centre is like an adventure playground where you can experiment and try things out. The current topics are the vastness of the universe and the world of forms. In addition, visitors can conduct some chemical experiments themselves, provided they have lab coats and protective goggles.

In addition to the technical and biological-chemical education, the building itself is an attraction. The roof of the 1997 ship-shaped building is a popular spot for excursions with a picnic and camera because of the special view over Amsterdam.

✅ You can purchase online tickets here (with or without a discount code).

Hop-On Hop-Off Bus – 10% discount with the Amsterdam Pass

I would also like to mention the discount for the city tour with the hop-on hop-off bus. The bus stops at several of the above-mentioned museums and is a convenient way to get from one place to another in the world-famous canal city.

✅ Click here to buy tickets online (with and without discount code)