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FAQ - Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Tickets

Why should you buy your tickets for the Rijksmuseum in advance?

If you're planning a trip to Amsterdam, the famous Rijksmuseum is likely at the top of your must-see list. Booking your tickets online will save you time during your holiday and help you make the most of your visit. Select the day and time for your visit and get ready to explore the history and art of the Dutch people.

How do I find the Rijksmuseum?

The Rijksmuseum is situated at Museumstraat 1 in Amsterdam's downtown museum quarter, and it is relatively easy to get to by public transport, bicycle, or car. If you are traveling by car, please note that the public parking is nearby. If you are traveling to the Rijksmuseum by public transport from Koenenkade, take the 347 or 357 bus, which takes about 30 minutes to Leidseplein or Overtoom. Alternatively, the 397 bus departs every 7 to 8 minutes from the B17 terminal and leads you to the museum.

How can I make the most of my Rijksmuseum visit?

Start by booking your tickets online to skip the lines and make the most of your Rijksmuseum visit. Plan your itinerary by selecting your must-see masterpieces like Rembrandt's The Night Watch and Vermeer's The Milkmaid. Consider joining a small-group guided tour for deeper insights into the art and history. Take breaks in the museum's cafe, restaurant, or gardens to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Don't miss the Cuypers Library and other galleries for a complete experience.

When is the best time for the Rijksmuseum visit?

The busiest time at Rijksmuseum is usually over the weekends and during the holidays, as well as during the summer months. We recommend visiting on weekdays, earlier in the morning or later in the afternoon, to enjoy a quieter visit.

How long do you need to visit the Rijksmuseum, and how long can you stay inside?

You will need about 4-5 hours to explore the entire museum. If you are primarily interested in Dutch masterpieces, you should allocate around two hours for your museum exploration. You are welcome to stay in the museum as long as you wish on the day of your visit.

Can I take photos inside the Rijksmuseum?

It is allowed to take photos inside the museum. Just be mindful not to use flash photography.

Is there Wi-Fi in the museum?

There is free Wi-Fi available in the Rijksmuseum.

Can I buy souvenirs at the Rijksmuseum?

There is a shop at Rijksmuseum with a wide variety of museum-related items available to purchase.

Can I leave my bag in the cloakroom while visiting the Rijksmuseum?

You can only bring a small handbag or backpack to the museum. You can store your bigger items, like bags and umbrellas, in the locker room. If you need to store more oversized items, you can use the locker point at Museum Square.

Can I get food and refreshments inside the Rijksmuseum?

The museum has a cafe and restaurant where you can enjoy meals and refreshments. Please note that bringing food and drinks are not allowed inside the galleries and exhibition halls.

Can I leave and re-enter the Rijksmuseum?

You can leave the museum and reenter the museum on the day of your visit. Make sure to keep your ticket with you.

What else can I visit in Amsterdam besides the Rijksmuseum?

When visiting Amsterdam, don't miss experiencing the iconic canal cruise, which offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the city's beautiful waterways and admire its historical architecture from a different perspective. Check out our popular combo, Rijksmuseum and Canal Cruise Ticket. If you want to explore more museums in Amsterdam, consider getting the Amsterdam Museum Pass, which provides access to numerous attractions throughout the city.

Is the Rijksmuseum accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Visitors with disabilities have full access to the entire collection in the museum. There are also dedicated parking spaces outside the museum for disabled visitors.

Can I visit the Rijksmuseum with the children?

Children are welcome to visit the Rijksmuseum. Children up to 18 years old have free entrance to the museum.