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Combo (Save 9%): Rijksmuseum Entry Tickets + Traditional Dutch Syrup Waffle-Making Workshop

Visitors viewing a large painting at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

Visitors viewing Vermeer's "The Milkmaid" at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

Participants enjoying a Dutch syrup waffle making workshop with a chef in Amsterdam.

Guests making syrup waffles at a Dutch workshop.

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9:00am - 5:00pm

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Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

Guided tour

4.7/5(2,538)

Knut G

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Das Rijksmuseum ist kein “einmal kurz durchlaufen”-Museum, sondern eher ein kompletter Deep-Dive in niederländische Geschichte und europäische Kunst. Schon das Gebäude selbst wirkt wie ein Mix aus Palast und Zeitreise, und innen wird das sofort bestätigt: riesige Hallen, perfekt kuratierte Räume und eine Struktur, bei der man sich trotz der Größe überraschend gut zurechtfindet. Der absolute Höhepunkt sind natürlich die Meisterwerke von Rembrandt van Rijn, besonders die berühmte „Nachtwache“, die in einem eigenen Raum steht und im echten Leben noch viel beeindruckender wirkt als auf jedem Bild. Auch die Werke von Johannes Vermeer sind extrem stark – die Lichtführung, die Details, die Ruhe in den Szenen, das hat einfach eine andere Qualität, wenn man direkt davor steht. Was wirklich positiv auffällt: Die Ausstellung ist nicht einfach nur „alt und staubig“, sondern modern erklärt, gut beleuchtet und logisch aufgebaut. Man merkt, dass hier viel Wert auf Erlebnis gelegt wird und nicht nur auf reine Präsentation von Kunst. Selbst wenn man kein großer Kunstfan ist, bleibt man hängen, weil die Räume immer wieder überraschende Highlights liefern. Einziger realistischer Punkt: Man sollte genug Zeit mitbringen, sonst hetzt man nur durch und verpasst die Hälfte. 2–4 Stunden sind Minimum, wenn man es wirklich genießen will. Insgesamt eines der wenigen Museen, das seinen Hype komplett verdient und nicht einfach nur touristisch überbewertet ist.

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

4 days ago

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

Yesterday

Wirklich supereinfache Bedienoberfläche, völlig unkomplizierte Abwicklung. Danke für diesen Support. Das Rijksmuseum als solches ist wirklich einen Besuch wert! Ein rundum guter Tag.

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.

Combine Dutch history and a fun waffle workshop with a single discounted ticket, with both locations just 15 minutes apart.

Enter the Rijksmuseum and explore over 8,000 artworks across its collections, including iconic paintings, Delftware ceramics, and historic maritime artifacts.

Enhance your visit with a multimedia guide available in 10+ languages, allowing you to explore the museum at your own pace.

Get hands-on during a 45-minute Dutch syrup waffle-making workshop led by an expert, where you will create two traditional stroopwafels step by step.

End your day by enjoying your freshly made treats with tea or coffee, receiving a baking certificate, and taking home a delicious souvenir.

Rijksmuseum

Entry to the Rijksmuseum

Access to all exhibitions

Multimedia tour in 10+ languages

Dutch Syrup Waffle-Making Workshop

45-min Dutch syrup waffle-making workshop

Expert guide

Stroopwafel Baking Certificate

Apron and equipment

Tea or coffee

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Knut G
Couple
Verified booking
2 days ago
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Das Rijksmuseum ist kein “einmal kurz durchlaufen”-Museum, sondern eher ein kompletter Deep-Dive in niederländische Geschichte und europäische Kunst. Schon das Gebäude selbst wirkt wie ein Mix aus Palast und Zeitreise, und innen wird das sofort bestätigt: riesige Hallen, perfekt kuratierte Räume und eine Struktur, bei der man sich trotz der Größe überraschend gut zurechtfindet. Der absolute Höhepunkt sind natürlich die Meisterwerke von Rembrandt van Rijn, besonders die berühmte „Nachtwache“, die in einem eigenen Raum steht und im echten Leben noch viel beeindruckender wirkt als auf jedem Bild. Auch die Werke von Johannes Vermeer sind extrem stark – die Lichtführung, die Details, die Ruhe in den Szenen, das hat einfach eine andere Qualität, wenn man direkt davor steht. Was wirklich positiv auffällt: Die Ausstellung ist nicht einfach nur „alt und staubig“, sondern modern erklärt, gut beleuchtet und logisch aufgebaut. Man merkt, dass hier viel Wert auf Erlebnis gelegt wird und nicht nur auf reine Präsentation von Kunst. Selbst wenn man kein großer Kunstfan ist, bleibt man hängen, weil die Räume immer wieder überraschende Highlights liefern. Einziger realistischer Punkt: Man sollte genug Zeit mitbringen, sonst hetzt man nur durch und verpasst die Hälfte. 2–4 Stunden sind Minimum, wenn man es wirklich genießen will. Insgesamt eines der wenigen Museen, das seinen Hype komplett verdient und nicht einfach nur touristisch überbewertet ist.
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
4 days ago
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
Yesterday
Wirklich supereinfache Bedienoberfläche, völlig unkomplizierte Abwicklung. Danke für diesen Support. Das Rijksmuseum als solches ist wirklich einen Besuch wert! Ein rundum guter Tag.

Save money by booking a combo that includes entry to the Rijksmuseum and a hands-on Dutch syrup waffle-making workshop in Amsterdam.

Getting started

Start at the Rijksmuseum’s main entrance to validate your ticket and pass through a security check, or head directly to Albert Cuypstraat 194 for your 45-minute stroopwafel workshop. You can complete the experiences in any order.

What to expect

Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is the national museum of the Netherlands and is renowned for its Dutch Golden Age masterpieces and rich cultural history. Housed in a grand 19th-century building, it offers a journey through centuries of Dutch art and heritage.

Features:

Works by Dutch masters: See Rembrandt’s The Night Watch, along with iconic works by Vermeer and Van Gogh, representing key moments in Dutch art history.

Multimedia tour: Enjoy in-depth commentary and stories available in over 10 languages for a deeper understanding of the collection.

Waffle-Making Workshop

Join a 45-minute workshop to make two XL stroopwafels, a classic Dutch treat with roots in the 18th century. Guided by an expert, you’ll learn both the technique and history behind this beloved delicacy.

Features:

Expert guidance: Follow step-by-step instructions and discover the origins of stroopwafels with the help of a knowledgeable guide.

Hands-on baking: Mix, press, and bake your own stroopwafels using traditional methods, then leave with a Stroopwafel Baking Certificate.

What’s not allowed

Rijksmuseum

Pet animals are not allowed inside the museum

Flash photography is not permitted anywhere in the galleries.

The museum’s cafés and shops operate cash-free.

Bags and handbags larger than A4 size are not allowed inside the museum spaces.

Accessibility

Rijksmuseum

The museum is accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with prams or strollers.

Guide dogs are permitted throughout the venue.

Guests who cannot move through the museum independently may bring one accompanying person free of charge. A companion entry ticket can be collected at cash register 1.

Dutch Syrup Waffle-Making Workshop

This workshop is not suitable for wheelchair users or visitors with prams or strollers.

Additional information

Rijksmuseum

Entry is permitted up to 15 minutes after your selected time slot, and you may remain inside until the museum closes.

Large bags, umbrellas, suitcases, folding bicycles, musical instruments, skateboards, and similar items must be placed in the lockers located outside the museum.

Your vouchers will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket redemption points

Rijksmuseum Entry Tickets

Show your ticket at Rijksmuseum.

Address: Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam, Netherlands .

Get directions to the redemption point

Traditional Dutch Syrup Waffle-Making Workshop

Meet your instructor at The Stroopwafel Workshop.

Address: Albert Cuypstraat 194, 1073 BL Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Get directions to the meeting point