• With I amsterdam City Card, make the most of your visit as it provides you access to canal cruises, public transport, and popular attractions in the city of Amsterdam including the famous Amsterdam Museum.   
  
• Book the I amsterdam City Card while exploring the city as it is not only a time saving option but also helps you save a significant amount of money as along with skip the line access to multiple attractions, you also get to enjoy access to attractions and cruises at a discounted price.
  
• Save big and enjoy the experience as you get access to over 60+  popular tourist attractions for a discounted price, along with a 1-hour canal cruise, Unlimited access to the city's public transport, a complimentary copy of Amsterdam magazine, and a complimentary city map.

The Amsterdam Museum boasts an astonishing collection of around 100,000 objects dating as far back as the Middle Ages. The paintings, archeological findings, models, and photographs on display paint a vibrant picture of the city’s evolution through the centuries. Also included in the vast collection are items belonging to the city orphanage and wedding rings from the history-making first gay wedding in the world.

Amsterdam Museum hosts several interesting exhibitions, painting an interesting, colorful picture of the history of Amsterdam. The Panorama Amsterdam exhibition introduces visitors to important events in the history of Amsterdam starting from the 16th century in a bid to understand its past and design its future. Another great exhibition called the Solo Exhibition of Maaike Schoorel is located at the opulent Willet-Holthuysen House, where you can observe a stunning collection of ten paintings by the acclaimed painter.

The Amsterdam Museum aims to dynamically engage with the public through a series of thought-provoking public programs. The programs it hosts are mostly designed to educate the audience about different social issues. With the ‘Boys Do Cry’ and ‘Queer Gaze Tours’ programs, it honors the personal stories and shared journeys of the LGBTIQ+ community. Furthermore, the ‘Relevant Response: City and Conflict’ program takes an introspective look at the consequences of war with three intriguing episodes.