Rijksmuseum & Heineken Experience Ticket

The Rijksmuseum and the Heineken Experience are about a 10-minute walk apart, both within or bordering Amsterdam's Museum Quarter.

The Rijksmuseum is served by the Museumplein tram stop (lines 2, 5 and 12). The Heineken Experience is served by the Marie Heinekenplein and Stadhouderskade stops (lines 1, 7, 19 and 24).

Vijzelgracht metro station, on line 52, is within walking distance of both venues.

There is a drop-off zone directly in front of the Heineken Experience on Stadhouderskade. Neither venue has dedicated on-site parking, so nearby paid parking or public transport is recommended for both.

This ticket grants access to the Rijksmuseum's permanent, temporary and special exhibitions, together with a self-guided tour of the Heineken Experience, including two complimentary drinks and the 4D "Brew Your Ride" attraction.

This bundle includes two separate entries, one for the Rijksmuseum and one for the Heineken Experience, confirmed together in a single booking.

Yes. The Rijksmuseum and the Heineken Experience are about a 10-minute walk apart, so both are easy to combine in a single day of sightseeing.

You will receive your tickets as soon as possible, always before your visit. In some cases, due to high demand, there may be slight delays, but our team ensures you'll receive them in time for your visit.

The Heineken Experience is only for visitors aged 18 and over, who must show valid ID on arrival, due to its alcohol-centric content. The Rijksmuseum has no age restriction.

The historic Heineken building, dating from 1867, is not fully wheelchair accessible. Most of the main tour route can be reached via elevators and ramps, but some sections, such as the lower level of the brewing room, are only accessible by stairs.