Entry ticket · I amsterdam City Card · Willet-Holthuysen · Museum of the Canals · Rijksmuseum · Canal cruise
Museum Van Loon is a self-guided visit: you buy a ticket and explore the house, garden and coach house at your own pace. There's no tour to book.
So the choice is how you pay (the museum's own ticket, or the City Card if you're visiting several museums) and what you pair it with.
These are the six options we'd choose from, with an honest verdict on each.
| Option | From | What it adds | Transport | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Museum Van Loon Entry Ticket | $20 | Van Loon | ✗ | Your pace |
| I amsterdam City Card | $75 | Van Loon + many more | ✓ | 1–5 days |
| Museum Willet-Holthuysen | $17 | Second canal house | ✗ | Your pace |
| Museum of the Canals | $21 | Canal ring history | ✗ | Your pace |
| Rijksmuseum | $30 | Golden Age art | ✗ | 2–4 hrs |
| 1-Hour Canal Cruise | $18 | From the water | ✗ | 1 hr |
Prices are per person (per card for the City Card) on GetYourGuide. Check the listing for your date.
Book the entry ticket with free cancellation, or buy at the door.
The I amsterdam City Card covers Van Loon and many more, plus trams and a canal cruise.
Add Willet-Holthuysen on the Herengracht for a 19th-century contrast.
The Museum of the Canals explains how the canal ring was built; the Rijksmuseum shows the Golden Age at its height.
End the day on a one-hour canal cruise past the merchants' houses.
Prices and availability update in real time. Free cancellation on most bookings up to 24 hours before.
The Museum Van Loon entry ticket, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
