Which Rembrandt House combo to book
Art lovers. Rembrandthuis + H'ART Museum is the most booked and highly rated. You see the house where Rembrandt lived and worked, then walk to the H'ART Museum on the Amstel for its changing exhibitions. Check what's on at H'ART before you go.
Old Amsterdam. Rembrandt House Museum + Our Lord in the Attic pairs two 17th-century interiors: the painter's home and a hidden church in a canal house in the old centre. Both are walkable from each other and well rated.
Families. Rembrandt House + Madame Tussauds Amsterdam mixes the Old Master with wax figures on Dam Square. A fair compromise if the kids aren't museum people.
Modern contrast. Rembrandt House Museum + Moco Museum adds street and contemporary art on Museumplein. It has very few reviews so far.
Canals and getting around. Two bundles add a canal cruise: the Blue Boat from the Heineken Experience or the Lovers cruise from Central Station. Rembrandt House Museum + GVB Public Transport adds tram, bus and metro travel, handy if you're staying outside the centre.
Rembrandthuis + H'ART Museum
★ 4.8 · 12 reviews · from €39
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The cruise, Moco and transport bundles are a little cheaper than two separate tickets. The H'ART, Our Lord in the Attic and Madame Tussauds combos are sold as passes, so the gain is mainly one checkout. Compare them with the separate tickets if price matters.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a ticket for each part on your phone. Pick a date for each museum, and a time slot where asked. Canal cruises have their own departure points; check yours. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so check them on the booking page.
For more pairs, see the Amsterdam combo tickets, or the combos in The Hague.