I Amsterdam Card
I Amsterdam Card
MUSEUMS AND TRANSPORT
I Amsterdam Card
The I Amsterdam Card is certainly the tourist card par excellence for Amsterdam. At least that’s what we’re suggesting.
They are available for 1 to 5 days! The prices are accordingly.
What’s in it? Is it really worth it? We do the test and compare the prices!
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I Amsterdam Card
I Amsterdam Card
from EUR 65The I Amsterdam Card is available for 24, 48, 72, 96 and 120 hours.
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I AMTSERDAM CARD
the prices
The I Amsterdam Card is available for 24, 48, 72, 96 and 120 hours.
So, it can be used for 1 to 5 days!
And this is how the prices look like:
1 day, 24 hours: 65 euros
2 days, 48 hours: 85 euros
3 days, 72 hours: 105 euros
4 days, 96 hours: 120 euros
5 days, 120 hours: 130 euros
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT
I AMSTERDAM CARD
- You have to pick up the card on site. Take the email confirmation to one of the many I Amsterdam counters
- There are no discounts for children, students or seniors.
- The card is automatically activated the first time it is used. From then on, the hourly account expires (24, 48, 72, etc. hours).
- Since Covid-19, reservations have are required in almost all museums. Reservations are ALWAYS required at the Van Gogh Museum + the Heinecken Experience. More information is available from us on the respective museum page.
- The transfer from or to the airport is NOT included.
- The City Card can be picked up immediately after ordering.
- The Keukenhof and the Anne Frank House cannot be visited for free.
Museums/Attractions with free admission:
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Boat Tour, Blueboat, Amsterdam - Artis Zoo
- Artis Micropria
- Allard Pierson Museum of Ancient Sculpture
- Architecture center Amsterdam
- Archive Amsterdam
- Amsterdam Museum
- Funeral museum
- Bible Museum
- Blue Boat Canal Cruise
- Cobra Museum of Modern Art Amstelveen
- Diamond Museum Amsterdam
- Dolhuys – Museum of the Spirit
- Dungeons
- EYE Film Museum
- Ferry to Pampus Island
- Naarden-Vesting Fortress Museum
- Foam – Photo Museum
- Frans Hals Museum (Haarlem)
- Fort Pampus
- Geelvinck Pianola Museum
- Houseboat Museum
- Hermitage Amsterdam
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Heineken Experience, Amsterdam - Het Grachtenhuis – Museum of the Canals
- Hortus Botanicus – Botanical Garden
- Huis Marseille – Museum of Photography
- Jewish Historical Museum
- Johan Cruijff Arena
- Cat cabinet
- Body worlds
- Luther Museum
- Madame Tussauds
- Moco Museum
- Multatuli Museum
- Museum Ons’ Lieve Heer op Solder – Our Lord in the Attic
- Museum Het Schip – School of Art and Architecture
- Museum Van Loon (Historical House)
- Museum Willet-Holthuysen
- Museum Zaanse Tijd – Zaan Time Museum
- National Holocaust Museum
- NEMO Science Museum
- Dutch Costume Museum
- Dutch Resistance Museum
- Nieuw Kerk Amsterdam
- Oude Kerk
- Pipe museum
- Portuguese synagogue
- Redlight Secret Museum
- Rembrandt house
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Rijksmuseum Amsterdam - Maritime Museum
- Muiderslot Castle
- Singer Laren Museum and Sculpture Garden
- Stedelijk Museum
- Mug Museum
- Teyler’s Museum
- This is Holland flight experience
- Tropical Museum
- Van Gogh Museum
- Volendam’s Museum
- Windmill Sloten
- Zaans museums and historical places
- Zaansche Molen – Windmill Museum
- Zaanferry
Some Numbers
IS THE CARD WORTH IT?
We start relatively high – with 65 euros for 24 hours – in the fun. In comparison, the 120-hour card then only costs 130 euros (approx. 1 euro per hour).
That’s why we take a closer look at the 24-hour card and the 72-hour card.
1. How many museums can you do in one day?
Maybe 3 if you’re really serious, start early and don’t take breaks 😉
24 hours: 65 euros
- Rijksmuseum: EUR 21
- Van Gogh: EUR 21
- Boat tour Blue Boat: EUR 15
= EUR 57
Add maybe 2 trips by public transport.
Then you get EUR +/- 0.
So, no real gain.
2. How many museums can you do in three days?
Personally, I can certainly squeeze 12 things in (when I’m in visit mode for Museos). But you want to enjoy your trip, stroll, take breaks, eat… Let’s stick with 9 must-sees.
72 hours: 105 euros
- Rijksmuseum: EUR 21
- Van Gogh: EUR 21
- Boat tour Blue Boat: EUR 15
- Moco Museum: EUR 19.50
- Zoo (because there may be children with you): EUR 24
- Nemo (same here): EUR 17.50
- Hermitage (1 exhibition): EUR 15
- A’dam Lookout: EUR 14.50
- Heineken Experience: EUR 21
= 168.50 euros
Hello, the whole thing looks completely different here! So you can really save here! And that’s EUR 63,25!
In addition, there are still trips by bus, tram, metro and maybe a borrowed bike!
3. Now I have to do the test. What about 48 hours?
48 hours = 85 euros
We stayed at 3 museums a day = 6 over two days:
- Rijksmuseum: EUR 21
- Van Gogh: EUR 21
- Boat tour Blue Boat: EUR 15
- Moco Museum: EUR 19.50
- Zoo (because there may be children with you): EUR 24
- Heineken Experience: EUR 21
= 121 euros
It would fit here too! EUR 36 saved!
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