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Van Gogh Museum & Canal Cruise Combo

Experience two of Amsterdam’s highlights with one ticket: skip the line at the Van Gogh Museum and take a one-hour canal cruise to see the city from a different perspective.

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This convenient combo brings together art and sightseeing for one great price. Begin with skip-the-line entry to the Van Gogh Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of Van Gogh’s works. Explore famous paintings such as Sunflowers and The Potato Eaters, along with letters and sketches that reveal the artist’s life and vision.

The package also includes a 1-hour canal cruise, giving you the chance to see Amsterdam from a different perspective. Glide past elegant canal houses, graceful bridges, and historic landmarks while onboard commentary shares stories about the city’s past and present.

By choosing this combo, you’ll not only enjoy two quintessential Amsterdam experiences in one booking, but also save money compared to purchasing each separately.

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Important Info

• Children aged 3 years or younger are allowed to join free of charge (provided they do not occupy their own seat)
• Children under the age of 18 can enter the Van Gogh Museum for free
• Your booked time slot will be your entrance time to the Van Gogh Museum
• The canal cruise is available multiple times each hour
• Only service dogs (who must be identifiable as such) are allowed on the boat
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What is included in activity

Time slot ticket to the Van Gogh Museum
1-hour Amsterdam Canal Cruise
Audio commentary on the cruise in 19 languages

What is not included

Multimedia guide at the Van Gogh Museum
Mobile ticket

Meeting point

Reach the Van Gogh Museum with tram numbers 2, 5, and 12 to the GVB tram station van Baerlestraat, or with tram numbers 3, 5, and 12 to the GVB tram station Museumplein (Museum Square). The canal cruise must be pre-booked at the local office located at Damrak 26, Amsterdam. Reach the canal cruise meeting point with tram numbers 2, 4, 12, 13, 14, 17, and 24, or metro line 51, 52, 53, and 54. The nearest GVB tram and metro station is Central Station.

Places you will see

• Van Gogh Museum
• Amsterdam Canals

Reviews by travellers

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Govert N.
The museum was very impressive and very well organised. The canal Cruise was amazing. We enjoyed every minute of it, because we had it in the evening when all the lights were on, and the commentary also included a variety of information that we wouldn't have gotten otherwise.
3 days ago
Mirre R.
To get into the museum, you skip the ticket line but still need to get in que to enter. We picked 9:15am slot and lucked out with much smaller crowds and very enjoyable visit. We also visited the temporary exhibits. We enjoyed lunch after and took our time to cross the town for the boat tour. It was very informative, relaxing and nice. Definitely recommend this package.
7 days ago
Youri T.
Well worth visiting. Knowing more about the artist, his life and particularly the messages in his work were very interesting, enlightening and moving. We spent four hours at the museum so that itself says a lot! Audio not included so a bit misleading in the information. This was an extra cost. The canal trip was fabulous and this did include the audio.
9 days ago
Annelies B.
Getting the tickets really cut out time in line waiting to get in. However, the info on the ticket was very confusing. It needs to state clearly that you get in line AT THE MUSEUM at your appointed time. The address for the canal ride needs to indicate that this is for the canal ride only - not where you meet for the museum.
9 days ago
Harrie O.
Cruise very good although directions to get there poor. Van Gogh museum excellent despite bad-mannered fellow visitors (standing directly in front of pics blocking view). Don’t miss BRILLIANT Millet exhibition downstairs - plenty of Van Gogh there too.
10 days ago
Godelieve P.
The only thing i have to underline Is that no skip the line ticket exists actually to access Van Gogh' s Museum. But we entered without problems...Furthermore i want to say that the boat trip was wonderful, especially thanks to the boatman and his talkative personality! Thank you again!
10 days ago
Peet H.
It was amazing to be able to view over 100 works of art painted by Vincent Van Gogh and learn about his life. Pre- booking is essential as there are only a few time slots to view the museum on offer if you have not ordered your tickets online in advance. For example we arrived at the Van Gogh Museum at 11.15am and the next free slot would have been 3.15 in the afternoon, but fortunately we had pre-booked.
17 days ago
Micheal D.
There were too many people at the museum.
18 days ago
Katrijn B.
Worked well for us. Went straight to ticket office in Damrak central Amsterdam and got a boarding ticket for cruise. Decent one hour cruise to get a good feel of city from waterline level. Van Gogh ticket was essential as we saw walk-ups being turned away and told 'booked all week'.
18 days ago
Karst-Jan W.
The Van Gogh Museum was more than worth it, but the canal cruise was quite boring! We even upgraded to the Amsterdam Light Festival ticket for 8 euros/ticket and it was not worth the trip. I would have skipped the light tour altogether. If you want to go on a canal cruise I recommended to do it in the day time or better yet go on the tram and see the city... much cheaper and you see so much more of the city in a shorter time frame.
22 days ago
Likely to sell out. Book in advance!
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Starting point of the tour
Reach the Van Gogh Museum with tram numbers 2, 5, and 12 to the GVB tram station van Baerlestraat, or with tram numbers 3, 5, and 12 to the GVB tram station Museumplein (Museum Square). The canal cruise must be pre-booked at the local office located at Damrak 26, Amsterdam. Reach the canal cruise meeting point with tram numbers 2, 4, 12, 13, 14, 17, and 24, or metro line 51, 52, 53, and 54. The nearest GVB tram and metro station is Central Station.