
Highlights
- Combined skip the line entry to the Van Gogh Museum and the 24 or 48 hour hop-on hop-off Canal Bus Pass
- See famous works by Vincent van Gogh, including Sunflowers and several self-portraits
- Book in advance and jump the queues at the Van Gogh Museum
- Hop-on or off the Canal Bus as often as you like at 19 centrally located stops
- On-board recorded commentary in English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish and Italian
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
You can skip long lines at the must-see Van Gogh Museum with pre-booked tickets. And the Canal Bus pass makes seeing the rest of Amsterdam's attractions a breeze.
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What You Can Expect
Make use of Amsterdam's extensive Canal Bus system to explore the vibrant city
The Canal Bus is the ideal way to get around Amsterdam and its canals. Hop on and off as often as you like at any of the 19 stops located near Amsterdam's major museums, attractions and shopping centers. The pass is valid for 24-hours or 48-hours and on-board commentary provides interesting information about Amsterdam. The boats operate a regular service following four routes: the Green Line, Red Line, Blue Line and Orange Line.
Itinerary
- Central Station West
- Anne Frank House
- Rijksmuseum / Van Gogh Museum
- Leidseplein
- Heritage Museums
- City Hall
- Rembrandt House
- Gassan Diamonds
- Central Station East
Hop-On Hop-Off Canal Boat Stops (Red Line):
- Central Station East
- Nemo
- City Hall
- Hermitage
- Albert Cuyp Market
- Rijksmuseum / Van Gogh Museum
- Leidseplein
- Amsterdam Museum / The Museum of the Amsterdam Canals
- Central Station West
Hop-On Hop-Off Canal Boat Stops (Blue Line):
- Central Station West
- Passenger terminal
- Maritime Museum / Artis Zoo
- Dapper Market
- Tropen Museum
- City Hall
- Passenger Terminal
- Eye Film Institute
- Central Station West
Hop-On Hop-Off Canal Boat Stops (Orange Line):
- Rembrandt Plein
- Anne Frank House
- Rembrandt Plein
Customer Reviews
June 2013
The hop-on hop-off Day pass on the Canal Bus is a great option. I wish we had taken better advantage of it. You will really appreciate the serene method of traffic-free travel, avoiding the careening bicycles on the streets. If we had known how much we would enjoy the canal boats, we would have allocated more time to ride them. The Van Gogh Museum is very nice and well worth visiting. This combination was probably the best value of all the tours we experienced.
June 2013
This is the way to do it. It might seem touristy but it's a great way to got to know the city layout and a great price for getting all around Amsterdam. Make sure to also book at least one night tour. The lights on the water at night are magnificent!
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