What does the I Amsterdam card cover?
The I Amsterdam Card is a tourist pass that allows you to explore 70+ attractions and museums in Amsterdam. The I Amsterdam Card is valid in the city of Amsterdam and also in the nearby region of Amsterdam Area which includes tourist attractions like Zaanse Schans, Volendam, and Keukenhof.
Does I Amsterdam card include Anne Frank House?
*Anne Frank House and Van Gogh Museum are not included.
Are the museums in Amsterdam free?
Some museums in Amsterdam have sections that you can visit for free! Just minutes from the Begijnhof, the Schuttersgalerij (Civic Guards Gallery) is now officially part of the Amsterdam Museum but is still free for all visitors.
How much does a Amsterdam card cost?
Overview Table City Cards:
| Attractions Pass: | I amsterdam City Card* | Amsterdam Pass* |
|---|---|---|
| Public Transportation incl.: | ||
| Mobile or digital Pass: | ||
| Free cancellation option: | ||
| Approx. costs for hours / attractions: | hours: 24: € 65.00 48: € 90.00 72: € 110.00 96: € 125.00 120: € 135.00 | attractions: 4: € 62.00 |
Do I need to book museums Amsterdam?
We recommend to book you tickets with a timeslot at least one week in advance. Plan your visit to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam! Madame Tussauds Museum: visit and enjoy!
Can you take pictures Anne Frank House?
Can I take pictures inside the Anne Frank House? In order to protect the original items in the museum and to avoid causing nuisance to other visitors, photography is not allowed in the museum.
How long do you spend in Anne Frank House?
How much time do you need to see the Anne Frank House? Once you are inside, a visit to the museum takes about 60 to 80 minutes. However, you are welcome to take all the time you need for your visit. Add extra time if you also want to visit the museum’s café and the bookstore.
Are Amsterdam museums free?
Is visiting the Anne Frank house worth it?
From my perspective, visiting Anne Frank House is worth it. Add it to your Amsterdam itinerary because it is a must, especially if visiting Amsterdam with a family. Visitors waiting in line for the Anne Frank House. Yes, there will be crowds, and lines, but that is to be expected at any once in a lifetime location.