Opening hours, prices and tickets for places worth your time.
Museum of prostitution in a former brothel on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, in Amsterdam's red-light district, visited with an audio tour through its rooms.
A seventeenth-century canal house whose top three floors hide a complete Catholic church, built in the 1660s when Catholics could not worship in public.
Museum dedicated to cannabis and hemp history, art, and culture; opened in 1987 in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam's oldest building, now a contemporary art venue and monument located on Oudekerksplein.
Art museum in Amsterdam dedicated to cats, featuring paintings, drawings, sculptures and artworks spanning centuries of cat imagery in art and culture.
Iconic observation deck at 100m height with 360° views of Amsterdam, featuring the 'Over the Edge' swing and indoor/outdoor skydecks.
Interactive museum featuring oddities, curiosities, wax figures, and hands-on exhibits from Ripley's collection of over 35,000 rarities.
Hands-on session in Amsterdam where visitors make and eat traditional Dutch pancakes with a cook.
Interactive dark-history experience with live actors, elaborate sets, and special effects covering 750 years of Amsterdam's darkest chapters.
5D flight experience over Dutch landmarks and landscapes in Amsterdam-Noord, accessible via free ferry from Central Station.
Permanent exhibition of around 200 plastinated anatomical specimens, including whole human bodies, on anatomy, health and happiness.
Wax museum featuring over 90 lifelike wax figures of celebrities across interactive themed zones.
Film archive, museum and cinema on the IJ waterfront in Amsterdam-Noord, screening Dutch and international film and showing work from its collection.
Major Dutch art museum with extensive collections, free entry for children under 18.
Amsterdam Museum is a network museum with permanent locations at Amsterdam in Motion in Cultuurpark Westergas and Huis Willet-Holthuysen on the Herengracht, plus rotating exhibitions and programs at partner locations throughout the city.
Seventeenth-century city hall on Dam Square, made a royal palace by Louis Bonaparte in 1808 and open to visitors when not in official use.
Fifteenth-century church on Dam Square beside the Royal Palace, Catholic until 1578 and Reformed since, now used for exhibitions and royal occasions.
Diamond polishing house near the Museumplein in Amsterdam, working since 1840, where the cutting floor can be watched from close up.
Home of new media art featuring immersive fine art installations and innovative exhibitions, founded in 2020.
A museum showcasing Amsterdam's history through detailed miniatures, films, and narratives spanning from 1275 to present day.
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