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Combo (Save 5%): Amsterdam in Motion + Rijksmuseum Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Amsterdam in Motion + Rijksmuseum Tickets
Start: 2026-06-14T09:30:00
End: 2026-06-14T17:00:00
Location: Amsterdam

Amsterdam in Motion exhibit with illuminated city map and audience viewing.

Illuminated cityscape model at Amsterdam in Motion exhibit.

Rijksmuseum facade with visitors, Amsterdam, part of Skip The Line Combo tour.

Visitors exploring exhibits in the Rijksmuseum library, Amsterdam.

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Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

4.7/5(2,525)

Knut G

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Rijksmuseum isn’t the kind of place you just “quickly walk through”; it’s more of a comprehensive deep dive into Dutch history and European art. The building itself feels like a mix of a palace and a journey through time, and this is immediately confirmed inside: huge halls, perfectly curated rooms, and a layout that makes it surprisingly easy to find your way around despite the size. The absolute highlight, of course, are the masterpieces by Rembrandt van Rijn, especially the famous “Night Watch,” which stands in its own room and is even more impressive in real life than in any photo. The works by Johannes Vermeer are also exceptionally powerful—the play of light, the details, the tranquility in the scenes—it simply has a different quality when you stand right in front of it. What really stands out positively: The exhibition isn’t just “old and dusty,” but is presented in a modern way, well-lit, and logically organized. You can tell that a lot of emphasis is placed on the experience here, not just on the mere presentation of art. Even if you’re not a big art fan, you’ll find yourself lingering because the rooms keep delivering surprising highlights. One practical tip: Make sure to bring enough time; otherwise, you’ll just rush through and miss half of it. Two to four hours is the minimum if you really want to enjoy it. Overall, it’s one of the few museums that fully deserves the hype and isn’t just overrated by tourists.

Viktoriia A

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Walking into the Rijksmuseum felt less like visiting a museum and more like stepping into a living story of art, history, and human imagination. From the moment I entered, I was surrounded by masterpieces that I had only ever seen in books and on screens. Standing in front of Rembrandt’s The Night Watch was unforgettable — not because of its size or fame, but because it felt alive. Every painting seemed to whisper a different story, connecting centuries of human experience in a way that felt surprisingly personal. What impressed me most was how the Rijksmuseum makes art accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an art expert or someone simply curious about beauty, the museum welcomes you into its world. The architecture itself is breathtaking, blending history and modern design so seamlessly that every hallway feels like part of the exhibition. But the real magic of the Rijksmuseum is that it changes the way you see. You leave not only with photos, but with a renewed sense of curiosity, creativity, and appreciation for the people who came before us. Some places entertain you. Some places educate you. The Rijksmuseum does something far more powerful — it inspires you. If I could describe my visit in one word, it would be: unforgettable.

Ilya S

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

I had a wonderful visit to the Rijksmuseum. The museum is beautifully organized and offers an impressive collection of Dutch art and history. Seeing masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer in person was an unforgettable experience. The exhibits are informative, well-presented, and suitable for visitors of all ages. The building itself is stunning, combining historic architecture with modern facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit even more enjoyable. I also appreciated the clear signage and the relaxing atmosphere throughout the museum. I highly recommend the Rijksmuseum to anyone visiting Amsterdam. It is a world-class museum that provides a fascinating journey through Dutch culture and artistic heritage.

Nicola M

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

Loved both museums. Moco had a great free audio guide and awesome works. Rijks is so impressive. I love it all. The art, antiquities, architecture and the garden! But my favourite was the library.

Edith K

Solo

Verified booking

6 days ago

The user interface is really super simple, and the process is completely hassle-free. Thanks for the support. The Rijksmuseum itself is definitely worth a visit! All in all, it was a great day.

Michelle I

Solo

Verified booking

May 2026

I went to the Rijksmuseum at 9:00 a.m. (tip!) and headed straight to the second floor to see the masterpieces, such as *The Night Watch* and *The Milkmaid*. You can easily follow the audio tour on your phone. There’s a lot to see, so be sure to set aside at least 2.5 hours. Afterward, relax for a bit in the beautiful garden. In the afternoon, I went to the Moco Museum, just a stone’s throw from the Rijksmuseum. This completed my journey through art history (from 1000 to 2000)! You’ll be done with the Moco Museum faster; without a combo ticket, I wasn’t willing to pay the regular admission price for it. It was very impressive to see the paintings up close and recognize the brushstrokes of the Dutch masters. At the Moco Museum, you’ll see many reproductions, though the stories behind the artworks are fascinating.

At Amsterdam in Motion, explore a detailed scale model of the city where lights, visuals, and sound reveal how neighborhoods, people, and ideas shaped the city over centuries.

Visit the Rijksmuseum to see famous works like The Night Watch alongside decorative arts, ship models, and 8000 other objects tracing Dutch history.

This combo helps you see Amsterdam from two angles, its real world growth through immersive storytelling and its artistic soul inside a world class museum.

Amsterdam in Motion

Entry to Amsterdam in Motion exhibition

Access to the 200 m² model of Amsterdam

Spectacular projection mapping on model and walls

Audiovisual show

Interactive exhibition experiences

Educational programmes for primary and secondary education (with booking)

Group visit options (with booking)

Rijksmuseum

Entry to Rijksmuseum

Access to all exhibitions

Amsterdam in Motion

Travel to and from the venue

Food and beverages

Personal expenses

Unbooked educational or group programmes

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Knut G
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Rijksmuseum isn’t the kind of place you just “quickly walk through”; it’s more of a comprehensive deep dive into Dutch history and European art. The building itself feels like a mix of a palace and a journey through time, and this is immediately confirmed inside: huge halls, perfectly curated rooms, and a layout that makes it surprisingly easy to find your way around despite the size. The absolute highlight, of course, are the masterpieces by Rembrandt van Rijn, especially the famous “Night Watch,” which stands in its own room and is even more impressive in real life than in any photo. The works by Johannes Vermeer are also exceptionally powerful—the play of light, the details, the tranquility in the scenes—it simply has a different quality when you stand right in front of it. What really stands out positively: The exhibition isn’t just “old and dusty,” but is presented in a modern way, well-lit, and logically organized. You can tell that a lot of emphasis is placed on the experience here, not just on the mere presentation of art. Even if you’re not a big art fan, you’ll find yourself lingering because the rooms keep delivering surprising highlights. One practical tip: Make sure to bring enough time; otherwise, you’ll just rush through and miss half of it. Two to four hours is the minimum if you really want to enjoy it. Overall, it’s one of the few museums that fully deserves the hype and isn’t just overrated by tourists.
Viktoriia A
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Walking into the Rijksmuseum felt less like visiting a museum and more like stepping into a living story of art, history, and human imagination. From the moment I entered, I was surrounded by masterpieces that I had only ever seen in books and on screens. Standing in front of Rembrandt’s The Night Watch was unforgettable — not because of its size or fame, but because it felt alive. Every painting seemed to whisper a different story, connecting centuries of human experience in a way that felt surprisingly personal. What impressed me most was how the Rijksmuseum makes art accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an art expert or someone simply curious about beauty, the museum welcomes you into its world. The architecture itself is breathtaking, blending history and modern design so seamlessly that every hallway feels like part of the exhibition. But the real magic of the Rijksmuseum is that it changes the way you see. You leave not only with photos, but with a renewed sense of curiosity, creativity, and appreciation for the people who came before us. Some places entertain you. Some places educate you. The Rijksmuseum does something far more powerful — it inspires you. If I could describe my visit in one word, it would be: unforgettable.
Ilya S
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
I had a wonderful visit to the Rijksmuseum. The museum is beautifully organized and offers an impressive collection of Dutch art and history. Seeing masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer in person was an unforgettable experience. The exhibits are informative, well-presented, and suitable for visitors of all ages. The building itself is stunning, combining historic architecture with modern facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit even more enjoyable. I also appreciated the clear signage and the relaxing atmosphere throughout the museum. I highly recommend the Rijksmuseum to anyone visiting Amsterdam. It is a world-class museum that provides a fascinating journey through Dutch culture and artistic heritage.
Nazir N
Family
Verified booking
Yesterday
It was an awsome and knowledge trip. Know lot of things which me and my family didn't aware of it. Lot of beautiful drawings specially Van Gogh and related one. Lot of sculptures. Really knowledge factors. Recommend to all who are eager of knowledge.
Nicola M
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
Loved both museums. Moco had a great free audio guide and awesome works. Rijks is so impressive. I love it all. The art, antiquities, architecture and the garden! But my favourite was the library.

Understand how Amsterdam grew and thrived over centuries, then see its culture and masterpieces on display at the world renowned Rijksmuseum. Getting started Begin with either Amsterdam in Motion or the Rijksmuseum, depending on your plans. Show your mobile ticket at the entrance, pass standard security checks, and explore both attractions at your own pace. What to expect Amsterdam in Motion This immersive experience tells Amsterdam’s 750 year story using the world’s largest city model. Lights, projections, sound, and interactive spaces bring the city’s growth, challenges, and everyday life into sharp focus. Features:

200 m² city model: Walk around a detailed scale model with over 30,000 buildings as projections animate canals, neighborhoods, landmarks, and key moments from Amsterdam’s past and present.

Audiovisual show: Watch a carefully timed light and sound presentation that explains how the city expanded, adapted to water, and became the Amsterdam you see today.

Interactive exhibition: Explore hands on displays where you can design future neighborhoods, hear real stories from residents, learn about football culture, and spot wildlife living in the canals.

Rijksmuseum After understanding the city’s story, head to the Rijksmuseum to see how that history shaped Dutch art and culture. The museum brings together famous masterpieces and everyday objects in beautifully designed galleries. Features:

World famous artworks: See highlights like Rembrandt’s The Night Watch, Vermeer’s The Milkmaid, and works by Van Gogh alongside lesser known but equally fascinating pieces.

Historic collections: Walk through galleries filled with paintings, sculptures, ship models, decorative arts, and objects that trace Dutch life from the Middle Ages onward.

Multimedia guide: Use the audio or multimedia guide in multiple languages to understand the stories, symbols, and historical context behind the artworks you are seeing.

What to bring

Amsterdam in Motion + Rijksmuseum

Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.

What’s not allowed

Amsterdam in Motion + Rijksmuseum

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Amsterdam in Motion

Food & beverages, alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, large bags, suitcases, oversized luggage are not allowed on this experience.

Rijksmuseum

Cash payment is not accepted at the museum's cafes and shops.

Umbrellas and larger bags are not allowed on this experience.

Accessibility

Amsterdam in Motion + Rijksmuseum

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Amsterdam in Motion

Step-free access is available at the venue for easy access.

Rijksmuseum

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Additional information

Amsterdam in Motion

Free entry is available for all children under 18 years old.

Group visits and educational programs for primary and secondary schools are available and must be booked in advance.

Booking in advance is recommended for groups to secure your preferred time slot.

Facilities: Accessible washrooms

Rijksmuseum

Your ticket allows you to enter the museum up to 15 mins after the time mentioned on the ticket. You can stay as long as you wish inside (until closing).

People who are unable to independently navigate through the museum may bring one companion with them for free. You can pick up an entrance ticket for a companion at cash register 1.

At the Museum Square, there is a locker point where you can store your luggage safely.

Your ticket is valid only for the selected date and time slot, and cannot be rescheduled. Guests who do not show up or arrive after their scheduled time may be considered a no-show and will not be eligible for a reschedule or refund.

If you’re running late, we recommend speaking with the Rijksmuseum staff at the entrance. While entry is not guaranteed, the team will try to assist you depending on availability.