Rijksmuseum

Skip The Line Rijksmuseum

Experience the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam like never before with our Skip The Line Tickets. This renowned museum is often bustling with crowds, so why wait in long lines when you can secure your priority tickets in advance? By doing so, you’ll have the luxury of immersing yourself in over 400 masterpieces for an extended period. Marvel at the works of legendary artists such as Jan Steen, Frans Hals, Vermeer, and Rembrandt.

Purchasing your Skip The Line Tickets in advance not only allows you to bypass the queues but also provides a hassle-free entry experience. The ticket comes equipped with a barcode that facilitates a swift scan at the entrance. Even on the busiest days, you’ll find a dedicated queue for ticket holders, minimizing your wait time.

Background Info on the Rijksmuseum

Don’t miss out on this must-see attraction during your Netherlands trip! With a rich history spanning over 200 years, the Rijksmuseum stands among the most captivating museums globally. Originally founded in The Hague in 1800, it moved to Amsterdam in 1808 and found its current home in a stunning building designed by Pierre Cuypers, opening its doors in 1885. Following a €375 million renovation, the main building was reopened in 2013, drawing a record-breaking number of visitors in the subsequent years.

Rijksmuseum Highlights & Tips

Explore 800 years of Dutch art and history across 80 galleries.
Delight in the works from the Golden Age, featuring masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, Steen, and de Hooch.
Indulge in a culinary experience at the Michelin-starred restaurant RIJKS®, known for its excellence.
Navigate the museum efficiently by using the first floor as your reference point.
Marvel at the architectural beauty of the building, with its magical underpass attracting street musicians.
Don’t miss the current exhibition, “Clara And Crawly Creatures,” running until January 15th, showcasing over 200 objects that explore the fascination with animals in art and science.

Secure your priority e-ticket now to skip the ticket line and enter the Rijksmuseum swiftly, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable visit.

Opening Hours & Best Time to visit Rijksmuseum

Open 365 days a year from 9am to 5pm.
Spring & summer promises tend to be extremely busy. As well as the tourists, many Dutch people will doubtless want to (re-)discover their national museum. The quietest times (especially in the Gallery of Honour) are likely to be weekdays, first thing in the morning (from 9am), or for the last two hours of the day (3pm-5pm). Winter will obviously be a quieter time, too.

How To get to Rijksmuseum

Bus

Busses From Schiphol Amsterdam Airport: bus 197 (Rijksmuseum bus stop)

Car

Navigate to Museumstraat 1, Amsterdam. There is a supervised car park beneath Museumplein (Q-Park, Van Baerlestraat 33b, entrance near the Concertgebouw).