• Rijksmuseum - Rijksmuseum
• A’dam Lookout - Experience the most breathtaking view of Amsterdam and its surroundings
• ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo - Wander through the shaded trees, marvel at the variety of plants and animals, explore the stars, and appreciate our heritage. Visit ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo to experience nature in the heart of the city.
• NEMO Science Museum - Broaden your horizons at NEMO Science Museum. This iconic building above the IJ-tunnel features five floors of engaging hands-on activities. At NEMO, discover the wonders of science and technology by creating giant soap bubbles, observing a massive chain reaction, and experimenting in a real laboratory. Explore exhibitions like ‘Take a journey through the mind’ or learn about sustainable electricity and smart transportation at ‘Smart Technology’. Enjoy a stunning view over Amsterdam. Designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano in 1997, NEMO boasts a unique piazza 22 meters above water level. The impressive roof terrace offers a panoramic view of Amsterdam and the Eastern Docklands, accessible free of charge. The roof terrace and café at NEMO are ideal for relaxing with a drink.
• Museum Het Rembrandthuis - Museum Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House)
• Muiderslot - Muiderslot
• Hortus Botanicus - Hortus Botanicus
• Hermitage Amsterdam - This Amsterdam branch of Russia’s renowned Hermitage Museum showcases three outstanding collections: - The first is from the world-famous Hermitage in St Petersburg, the museum of the Tsars, with over three million items. From 4 Feb 2017 to 17 Sep 2017: 1917. Romanovs & Revolution. The end of Monarchy. And from 7 Oct 2017 to 27 May 2018: Dutch Masters from the Hermitage. Treasures of the Tsars - Exhibit two: Portrait Gallery of the Golden Age - featuring remarkable Dutch group portraits from the Amsterdam Museum and Rijksmuseum collections. - Exhibit three: Outsider Art Museum - Showcasing works from new and uniquely original artists, from the collections of museum Het Dolhuys.
• Allard Pierson - Allard Pierson
• Amsterdam Tulip Museum - The Story of the Tulip. This museum presents exhibits and films dedicated to the tulip, the unofficial national flower of The Netherlands. From Ottoman Empire Sultans, Dutch Merchants of the Golden Age, to today’s gardeners, the tulip has fascinated people worldwide for centuries. This captivating flower has inspired artists and brought both wealth and economic ruin to those enchanted by it. Discover the tulip’s history and its incredible journey from the Himalayan highlands to your garden. Conveniently located in Amsterdam’s historic Jordaan district near the Anne Frank House.
• Hollandsche Schouwburg - Hollandsche Schouwburg
• Foam - Photography Museum Amsterdam - Foam allows people globally to experience and appreciate photography, whether at the museum in Amsterdam, on the website, through Foam Magazine, or in the Editions Gallery. Established in 1716, the building housing Foam - Keizersgracht 609 - initially served as a warehouse. In 2002, it became Foam and has since been a hub for photography enthusiasts. Foam supports and showcases emerging artists alongside exhibitions of renowned photographers and historical works. It features a gallery, library, bookshop, and café.
• Stadsarchief Amsterdam - The Amsterdam City Archives, the largest in the world, is located in the historic De Bazel building and houses a vast topographical collection with millions of maps, drawings, and pictures, a library, and extensive audio, film, and photo archives. These archives reveal how today’s city was shaped in the past through engaging activities (guided tours, arranged in advance), temporary & permanent exhibitions. Starting December 7th - The Private World of Rembrandt - Tales of love, money, and art. The exhibition narrates the personal story of the greatest painter in Dutch history. Amsterdam city archives manage a significant portion of documents related to his work, clients, wives, lovers, children, and financial challenges. Permanent: The treasury chamber. Cozy areas feature showcases and filing cabinets with documents, archaeological artifacts, and photos. A visit brings you close to those who witnessed pivotal moments in Amsterdam’s history.
• EYE Film Institute Netherlands - EYE Filmmuseum is the Dutch center for film culture and heritage. On April 5, 2012, EYE opened its doors in a futuristic building on the IJ riverbank, right next to Amsterdam’s Central Station. A free ferry service operates behind the train station, taking you across in under 3 minutes (24/7). The EYE building, designed by Delugan & Meissl Associated Architects from Austria, is freely accessible. It features 4 screening rooms showcasing a wide range of films, from historical classics to the latest arthouse premieres. There is a 1200m2 exhibition space with 4 changing exhibitions annually. The large terrace offers a spectacular view over Amsterdam. The bar and restaurant are open 7 days a week from 10:00 am to 01:00 am.
• Madame Tussauds Amsterdam - Madame Tussauds Amsterdam
• Amsterdam Pipe Museum - Amsterdam Pipe Museum
• Museum Cobra - CoBrA Museum of Modern Art
• Amsterdam Museum - Located in a magnificent 17th-century building that was once a civic orphanage, this museum narrates the history of Amsterdam through its extensive collection of art and artifacts from medieval times to the present.
• Museum Het Schip - Museum Het Schip
• Museum of the Canals - Museum Het Grachtenhuis (The Canal House) is the ideal starting point for visitors to Amsterdam. Situated in one of the most beautiful canalside houses, Het Grachtenhuis introduces visitors to one of the world’s best city development projects: Amsterdam’s 17th-century canals. During your visit to the multimedia, interactive exhibition, you will journey through 400 years of history in just 40 minutes.
• Houseboat Museum - A LOOK INSIDE A HOUSEBOAT At the Houseboat Museum, you can experience firsthand what it’s like to live in a houseboat on an Amsterdam canal. The museum is located in the “Hendika Maria”, a former cargo ship built in 1914. The cargo hold is now a cozy living space with all the conveniences and a surprising amount of space and comfort. Photography permitted Plenty of headroom inside * Description available in twenty languages Welcome on board!
• Het Scheepvaartmuseum| The National Maritime Museum - Het Scheepvaartmuseum, The National Maritime Museum, shares inspiring stories of how the sea is in our genes. Enjoy the engaging, interactive exhibitions and the stunning 17th-century building.
• Museum Van Loon - In the heart of Amsterdam on the Keizersgracht, the house of the Amsterdam regent family Van Loon is still visible. In 1602, Willem van Loon co-founded the Dutch East India Company. The family opens their home and collection to the public seven days a week. Get a glimpse of the life of the Amsterdam Van Loon family in one of the city’s finest canal houses.
• Huis Marseille - Huis Marseille is Amsterdam’s first photography museum. For over fifteen years, Huis Marseille has offered a diverse exhibition program that considers photography’s rich history and varied uses. Additionally, the museum frequently displays work from its own collection of contemporary photography. Huis Marseille serves as a platform for the particularization of photography. The museum provides a view of the ‘landscape’ taking shape in photography; it presents photographers, artists, and forms of photography that do justice to visual quality and can be counted among the medium’s major, but also lesser-known, highlights. This contrasts with the profusion of photography as a mass medium. The unique structure of this house plays a significant role in the installation of exhibitions. Each of the thirteen exhibition spaces has its own specific character, yet all relate well to the work on display. The building retains the atmosphere of a ‘gentleman’s residence’, but its rooms have now become galleries. A sense of warmth and intimacy remains. Huis Marseille strives to make visitors feel welcome in these home-like surroundings.
• Museum Tot Zover - A museum dedicated to the ways Dutch people approach the inevitability of death: now & in the past. ‘Such an amazing museum… my favorite place to visit in Amsterdam!’ Bill Pechet, Vancouver - Guestbook review June 2017
• Oude Kerk - Oude Kerk
• Our Lord in the Attic Museum Ons’ Lieve Heer op Solder - In the heart of Amsterdam’s bustling center lies one of the city’s oldest museums: Museum Our Lord in the Attic. Here, visitors can experience the Dutch Golden Age in a unique way: a 17th-century house with a top floor converted into a Catholic church.
• Micropia - Micropia
• Nieuwe Kerk - Nieuwe Kerk
• Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam - Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
• The Cat Cabinet - The Cat Cabinet
• Portuguese Synagogue - Portuguese Synagogue
• Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam - Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam
• Willet-Holthuysen Museum - Willet-Holthuysen Museum
• Molen Van Sloten - Rembrandt Molen van Sloten - Amsterdam / Kuiperijmuseum
• Tropenmuseum - Tropenmuseum
• Moco Museum Amsterdam - The Moco Museum is an independent museum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, dedicated to showcasing modern and contemporary art
• This is Holland - An attraction featuring a 5D flight simulation with wind & water effects over Holland’s famous sights.
• Papiermolen De Schoolmeester/moulin a papier De Schoolmeester - De Schoolmeester is a smock mill in Westzaan, North Holland, the Netherlands, maintained in full working order. It is the only wind-powered paper mill in the world.
• STRAAT / International street art museum - Visitors can immerse themselves in street art in the trendy Amsterdam-North Area

• Free entrance to over 70 museums and attractions
• Unlimited use of GVB public transport
• Free 24h bike rental
• One free canal cruise
• 25% discount at participating attractions
• Detailed city map

• Train ticket from Schiphol Airport to Amsterdam Central Station
• Van Gogh and Anne Frank museum

• Once the card is activated (from the first time it is used), it is then valid for the consecutive hours shown on your card
• All locations included can only be visited one time
• Please be aware that you need to book a time slot for some of the City Card venues. For more detailed info per venue please go to, choose the venue you’d like to visit and see their page for detailed info on how to book your timeslot. It is not necessary to have the physical City Card in order to book your timeslots. You can book these ahead of time.

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