Adult (18 years and above) [7 Sep - 2 Oct]
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Choose the Official site for the clearest purchase route because the available option is the adult entry ticket for H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam. There are no partner, guided, or hosted alternatives in this selection, so the Official site is the only suitable choice for standard admission.
The Official site lists the adult entry ticket at 17.5 EUR.
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Use Amstel 51 for H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam; tram 14 and metro lines 51, 53 and 54 stop at Waterlooplein, with metro users advised to take the Hortusplantsoen exit. Cars, buses and taxis cannot stop directly in front of the museum, so use Nieuwe Keizersgracht 1 for drop-off and walk about one minute; visitors with a physical disability can ring the access pole for doorstep drop-off. Security staff may inspect bags, and bags larger than A4 size, rucksacks and umbrellas are not allowed in the exhibition areas, although restricted items can be left in the free cloakroom.
The official adult benchmark for the Entry ticket is €17.50. Alternative seller totals can differ because inclusions, fees, or flexibility may vary, so review the final checkout total and exactly what the ticket includes before paying.
Youth up to 17 years enter H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam free of charge, but free visitors should reserve an e-ticket for a specific date and time because capacity is limited and time slots can sell out. Museum Pass, I amsterdam City Card, Go City, Stadspas, ICOM and VriendenLoterij VIP-KAART holders also have free admission and should reserve a time slot; H'ART Museum members are the exception and do not need to reserve one. CJP and student visitors qualify for reduced admission.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes. H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam accepts e-tickets scanned from a smartphone, so printing is not required. Your ticket is tied to a specific date and entry time.
Yes. H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam uses e-tickets for a specific date and time, and capacity limits mean popular time slots can sell out. Booking ahead secures your visit more reliably than arriving without a reservation.
Purchased tickets are not refunded. You can usually move the e-ticket to another date or time through the ticket shop's “manage order” function, subject to available capacity.
The available adult entry option is sold by Official site. If you find another seller, compare the selected date and time, cancellation terms, inclusions, and final checkout total before paying.
Security staff may ask to inspect your bag. Bags larger than A4 size, rucksacks, and umbrellas are not allowed in the exhibition; free self-service lockers are available for belongings that cannot be taken inside.
Entry is allowed between the two times shown on the ticket. H'ART Museum Hermitage Amsterdam cannot guarantee admission if you arrive earlier or later than that interval.
Visitors up to 17 years old are listed as free, while student and CJP visitors have reduced admission. Because entry uses date-and-time tickets, free and reduced-price visitors should reserve the applicable ticket or time slot rather than rely on walk-in entry.