Rijksmuseum
- Address: Stadhouderskade 42, Old South, Amsterdam, l
- Hours: Open daily 9am - 7pm. Closes at 6pm on Dec 25; closed on Jan 1
- Admission: Adults: € 12.50, Children (18yrs and under): Free
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Cultural Experience,
Museum
Rijksmuseum Reviews
We've found 4 Rijksmuseum reviews from Viator.com travelers and members: what they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved. It's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Review by Sarah G, October 2012
Doing what: Skip the Line: Amsterdam and Holland Pass
Great savings if you plan on doing all the big things: Rijksmuseum, Hermitage Museum, and more, so you can get the discounts. There is a sad lack of non-mainstream museums, restaurants, shopping, etc, so use this to get the discounted prices/ free admission on the Amsterdam must-do attractions. Several of the free tours that allow you to redeem coupons for token gifts are nothing more than a sales pitch. Recommendation: buy the 2 entrance pass for the 2 most expensive places you plan on going and use the discount card for reductions on entry costs for everything else.
Review by Julia V, September 2012
Doing what: Skip the Line: Amsterdam and Holland Pass
The Amsterdam and Holland Pass is an excellent pass/card, that we used during our stay in Holland on this past August 2012. The pass is a great value for your money, as you can use the different stamps on the different atractions you want to go to, and you don't have to go to specific attractions, you get to choose on which attractions you use the stamps. This is the best of all, as there are many attractions and museums to choose from in Holland and you may like to go to some other attractions that other people. Also we found that it was great to skip the long lines at the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, which saves you a lot of time that you can use in a busy city like Amsterdam, where there are a lot of things to do and see, and avoid the inconvenience of standing and getting tired, plus wasting your time. The discounts in the different restaurants and shops were very good too. We really recommend this to anyone who is travelling to Holland. The guide book that you get with this is very good too, as it has the information you need, location of the attractions, times and days they are open and close. Also it is very convinient to be able to get it at the Amsterdam Schipol Airport, when you arrive in Holland. And it is great that this pass is good for about a year. We got the Amsterdam and Holland Pass 7, that gave us the choice of getting free entrance tickets into 7 different attractions on different days. We also got discount on other attractions and restaurants. In addition we got a very good bus city tour, included on this pass.
Review by Alan H, September 2012
Doing what: Skip the Line: Amsterdam and Holland Pass
Our tickets would not get my wife and I into the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh museum as assured by a manager at the Viator. We were promised an 1 hour and 30 minute canal boat tour. But, we ended up receiving a tour bus ride that made a 45 minute stop at a diamond store that we had no interest in visiting. It was difficult finding the starting point for the canal boat tour and the bus tour since there are so many companies.
Review by SORIN H, May 2011
Doing what: Skip the Line: Amsterdam and Holland Pass
the Holland pass saved for the 2 of us about 120 euros! we used the 3 red tulip tickets (most expensive) foe Amsterdam canal hop on/hop off(22 euros saved pp), Van Gogh museum(14 euros saved pp) and Rijksmuseum (12 euros saved pp). One of the blue (windmill )ticket we used for the one hour canal ride in Amsterdam.Be careful, the canal ride and the canal bus hop on/off are provided by different companies so make sure you consult the guide given with the Holland pass well. 25% savings were at Spido boat in Rotterdam and the Mauritshuis in the Hague.20% savings at Jewish museum and the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam. Worth every penny.
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