The I amsterdam City Card offers The Rijksmuseum is included, but the Van Gogh Museum and Anne Frank House are not., unlimited public transport, free canal cruise, and discounts at attractions, restaurants, and shops. Available for 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120 hours Current listed prices are €67–€140 for 24–120 hours. Best value if visiting multiple museums and using public transport extensively. Book online for instant digital delivery.
www.iamsterdam.comThe Museumkaart provides free or discounted entry to over 400 museums nationwide for one year (€70 adults, €35.50 youth). Pays for itself after 3-4 museum visits. Ideal for culture enthusiasts planning extended Netherlands travel. Note: Some museums require online reservations even with the card. First-time buyers pay €5 temporary card fee, receiving permanent card by mail.
www.museumkaart.nlGVB Day Passes offer unlimited tram, bus, and metro travel within Amsterdam for 1-7 days In 2026, GVB day and multi-day tickets cost €10 for 1 day and €16–€43 for 2–7 days. More economical than individual tickets if making 3+ journeys daily. Available at GVB ticket offices, machines, and online. Perfect for exploring beyond walking distance. Night buses require no additional fee with valid day pass.
reisproducten.gvb.nlChoose from small, medium, or large passes with 'tickets' redeemable at 100+ attractions. Includes canal cruises and Keukenhof entry. Best for first-time visitors wanting flexibility across multiple cities. More economical than individual tickets if used strategically.
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