Skip the Line Holland Pass: Amsterdam, The Hague & Rotterdam

Get free entrance to 2, 5, or 7 attractions like the Van Gogh Museum and Hermitage

Enjoy 50% discount in shops, museums, and restaurants, plus additional savings

Skip the lines at top attractions like Madame Tussauds

Plan your itinerary with a free full-color guide book

Use your pass for up to 1 year

Explore Amsterdam on a free city tour

Hop-on public transportation for free

Visit the Rijksmuseum for free

Check out Keukenhof and marvel at the tulips

The line-busting Amsterdam and Cities Pass is an essential ticket to save time and money when touring the Netherlands. Valid for up to 1 year, pass holders can skip the lines and enjoy free entry to 2, 5, or 7 popular destinations and attractions. The pass also means that Amsterdam's public transport system is free!

Pass in hand, dive into the culture and history of Amsterdam. Learn about the rich history of Dutch art at the Rijksmuseum, and be entertained by the waxworks at Madame Tussauds. Learn about Holland’s fascinating past at The Hermitage.

Experience the city with ease and catch the hop-on and hop-off sightseeing bus, or enjoy one of the many other city tours.

A visit to the Heineken Brewery, with 10% off purchases is an attractive offer, and one that is rarely missed! Whatever your tastes, the pass has something to offer for everyone.

Your pass is also valid for attractions in other major Dutch cities, allowing you to choose your very own sightseeing experience. Popular places to visit are The Hague, home to the International Court of Justice, as well as the cultural cities of Rotterdam and Utrecht. Visit the fragrant flower fields of Keukenhof Gardens, or enjoy an authentic Netherlands experience at a reasonable price, with great savings at traditional windmills and clog factories.

Your pass is valid for almost 1 year, meaning you can visit the attractions you choose at your leisure. To help you decide which destinations to visit, a free 280-page full color guidebook is provided for your convenience, which includes information on all museums and attractions, restaurant and shopping offers as well as practical information such as opening hours, how to get there and special events. The guide book is available in 6 languages (English, Dutch, German, French, Italian and Spanish). 

You'll also get a free cash passport with the Holland Pass, which is a prepaid currency card from Mastercard@ enabling you to pay safely and easily worldwide.

The Hague and Delft

Museum and Attraction Highlights: Madurodam, Escher in het Paleis, Historical Museum The Hague, Panorama Mesdag, and Royal Delft

Rotterdam

Museum and Attraction Highlights: Boat trip Rotterdam-Kinderdijk, The Kinderdijk World Heritage Site, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Spido, Euromast, and Netherlands Architecture Institute

Utrecht

Museum and Attraction Highlights: Rietveld Schröderhuis, Centraal Museum Utrecht, Dick Bruna Huis, and Domtoren

24-hour public transport ticket is valid for one of the following options:

(Available with the 2 or 5 Entrance ticket options)

- 24-hour public transport ticket in Amsterdam
- City tour by bus in Amsterdam
- Waterland day card – Countryside (such as Volendam, Edam and Marken)
- HTM 1 day travel card – The Hague
- RET 1 day travel card - Rotterdam

48-hour public transport ticket is valid for one of the following options:

(Available with the 7 Entrance ticket option)

- 48-hour public transport ticket in Amsterdam
- Hop-on Hop-off by bus in Amsterdam
- Waterland day card – Countryside (such as Volendam, Edam and Marken)
- HTM 2 day travel card – The Hague
- RET 2 day travel card – Rotterdam

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• Rating: 4 “Great way to avoid having to wait in line at the sights”

  Reviewed by Christina from Backnang, Germany on August 19th, 2012 At the end it was a bit complicated to understand the system. We saved a lot of time waiting and also got to see the desired sights for cheaper. Really recommend the Holland Pass

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• Rating: 5 “I really recommend it!”

  Reviewed by Peter from Berlin, Germany on July 27th, 2012 Everything was as described. Only the point where you can get the Holland Pass should be more clearly marked out.

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• Rating: 5 “All worked out really well.”

  Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Hamburg, Germany on April 23rd, 2012 Exchanging the voucher for a Holland pass went really smoothly.
  
  I would have wished for a list of the most important/most loved sights, so you can decide beforehand if the pass is worth it. But that's not to put it down at all, you get a book as thick as a novel full of recommendations on where to save.
  
  We were in Amsterdam. All the important museums and sights aren't completely covered, but a lot are. And when the vouchers are all used up there's still the discount card, with which you get money off entry. Our trip was pretty museum-heavy.
  
  Our verdict: recommended.

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• Rating: 5 “Absolutely great would recommend this to anyone to buy before you fly.”

  Reviewed by Helen from London, United Kingdom on April 6th, 2012 Having just got back from Amsterdam, having this card was great. No queuing, information readily available on every street. Great that tickets last a whole year as was not able to use them all before my return to UK. Had two tickets left but really got value for money on tickets that I did use. Green ticket was difficult as not many places accepted them, but did not really matter as had used the most popular tickets.
  Would recommend that anyone travelling to Amsterdam bought these before leaving as it saves so much time.

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• Rating: 4 “Very useful if you are staying in Amsterdam for 3-4 days”

  Reviewed by Roser from Barcelona, Spain on November 2nd, 2011 We found the Holland pass very useful for those like us planning a very complete visit to amsterdam (3-4 days). We were planning to visit a couple of museums and do a couple of activities, and decided to buy the pass in order to get the discounts for the rest of activities. With the pass we discovered other interesting museums/activities that we wouldnt have done/visited without the pass. So in the end, it was very helpful.

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• Rating: 3 “Good, but limited info at the beginning”

  Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Glattbrugg, Switzerland on October 20th, 2011 The pass is really useful. Along with the pass you get given a guide, which explains where you can use the pass. Unfortunately though, the bit about the queues isn't true everywhere and some of the restaurants didn't know of the pass and didn't give us the 10% or whatever off.
  N.B. - on the online booking confirmation it says that the pick-up time is 8am. However, the GWK Travelex office in Amsterdam only opens at about 10!
  Also, they only accept passports, no other types of identification such as ID card or driving licence.
  P.S. You get red (tulips), blue (windmills) and green (clogs) vouchers for free or reduced entry to the museums. With the red ones you can get in free almost everywhere, with the blue or green you mostly just get reduced admission. It's all explained in the guide.
  Despite the initial difficulties, we had a really successful, interesting stay in Amsterdam!

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• Rating: 5 “All went really well. Thanks!”

  Reviewed by Waltraud from Troisdorf, Germany on October 14th, 2011 Couldn't have been better!

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• Rating: 4 “Was worth doing.”

  Reviewed by Heidi from Nussbaumen/Baden, Switzerland on October 3rd, 2011 The thing about 'no queuing' didn't really work. But if you like visiting museums it's worth doing.

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• Rating: 5 “excellent”

  Reviewed by Erika from Attard, Malta on September 28th, 2011 No questions asked at any outlet in which we used the discount cards & a very large variety of places to choose from.

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• Rating: 4 “Generally a good deal, advance information a bit lacking”

  Reviewed by Monika from Wien, Austria on September 11th, 2011 You definitely make a saving with this pass. It's basically a voucher system. The thing about 'no queueing' isn't quite true because you have to exchange the vouchers for tickets and there isn't always a seperate counter open. More detailled information on the internet about the different possibilities would be desirable (Which attractions are included?). Also that there's 'just' a reduction on public transport (and most importantly how you get it!!!), rather than free use of public transport being included.

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• Rating: 5 “Get in cheaply where you would normally pay a lot and queue”

  Reviewed by Robert from Rostock, Germany on July 12th, 2011 This was the fourth year in a row that we went to Amsterdam and thanks to the Holland Pass, we know bared to visit Museums, Madame Tussauds, and a grachten tour. Until before we always thought the prices were too high. But with the pass for 39,50€ you can visit two very popular sights, or, 2 popular, and 1 ok sight. We definitely recommend the Amsterdam Museum and the Grachten tour. I am happy that I didn't visit Madame Tussauds before for the full price. It's nice, but too short to pay 21€. Thankfully with the Holland Pass you spent maybe 10 € for it :-)

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• Rating: 4 “Es hat alles wunderbar geklappt.”

  Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Mühltal, Germany on April 8th, 2013 Es hat zwar etwas Zeit gekostet, die Gutscheine zuerst immer in entsprechende Eintrittskarten oder Fahrkarten umzutauschen und auch die passenden Umtauschstellen zu finden, aber die Zeitersparnis in großen Museen war enorm, denn andere Besucher haben bis zu einer Stunde nach Eintrittskarten angestanden.

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• Rating: 3 “Der Hollandpass mit 5 Eintritten lohnt sich vom Preis aber kompliziert”

  Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Bierbach, Germany on December 10th, 2012 Der Hollandpass mit 5 Eintreten ist bei geschickter Einlösung sehr lobenswert. Unpraktisch ist allerdings das Einloesen der Gutscheine gegen Eintrittskarten. Direktes Einlösung beim Eintritt wäre wünschenswert!

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• Rating: 4 “gute Idee - mit kleinen Hindernissen”

  Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from St.johann in tirol, Austria on December 10th, 2012 Die Tickets kennt man nicht überall, bzw werden auch nicht überall angenommen. Da die Anbieter bzw. die genauen Unternehmen aber nicht immer angegeben werden, kann das dann schon sehr nervig sein ( Grachtenrundfahrt)
  Zeit erspart man sich allemal bei Heinecken oder Madam Tussauds. Viele Restaurants wissen gar nicht dass sie im Rabattbuch sind.
  Unbedingt vorher informieren, wo man die Tickets einlösen kann!

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• Rating: 5 “super...alles hat geklappt....”

  Reviewed by Susanne from Horst, Germany on September 17th, 2012 supper...alles hat geklappt...

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• Rating: 4 “wenn man verstanden hat wie es funktioniert ist es super”

  Reviewed by Ralf from Böblingen, Germany on March 21st, 2011 Grundsätzlich eine gute Idee, aber in der Anleitung und Anwendbarkeit verbesserungswürdig. Die Karte wird nicht überall akzeptiert , dies ist verwirrend - auch wenn man öffentliche Verkehrsmittel benutzen will und einen dieser Voucher für eine 24h Pass einlösen möchte, gehts dies nur an ganz wenigen, bestimmten Stellen! Leider wird auch die kurze Fahrt mit dem Zug vom Flughafen zur Station Amsterdam Zuid nicht in diesem Transpotsystem erfaßt, obwohl es nur 2,50€ kostet.... Sonst, wenn man nur auf Museen oder Grachtenfahrten abzielt ist das eine gute Sache

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• Rating: 4 Reviewed by a GetYourGuide Customer from Berlin, Germany on August 1st, 2010

  Der Holland-Pass lohnt auf jeden Fall, wobei mir zunächst nicht klar war, dass die Museen in den Gruppen A/B, C oder D/E je nach Preis variieren; d.h. je höher der Eintrittspreis desto höher die Wertung (z.B. sind das Rijks- und das Van Gogh-Museum je in der A/B Gruppe, eine Canalfahrt in Gruppe C usw.)
  Das Auslassen der Schlange hat sich v.a. im Van Gogh-Museum bewährt, gibts bei der Iamsterdam-Card wohl nicht (gilt allerdings nicht für jedes Museum), der beigefügte Guide ist auch ganz hilfreich.
  Insgesamt eine lohnenswerte Investition!

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• Rating: 5 Reviewed by Zoe from Bonn, Germany on June 5th, 2010

  Wir können den Holland wirklich wärmstens empfehlen. 1A