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No official or guided/hosted product is present in the supplied rows. For a focused Huis Willet-Holthuysen visit, compare the available €15 entry options first; choose the City Card only if you will also use its broader museum and public-transport benefits.
It is an available €15 entry ticket that explicitly includes an audio guide.
Compare offers ↓It is a €15 Huis Willet-Holthuysen entry ticket, but availability is marked limited.
Compare offers ↓The product covers 100+ museums, sightseeing and public transport, so it suits a broader Amsterdam itinerary.
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Tiqets Huis Willet-Holthuysen Entry Ticket + Audio Guide — €15
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide Canal House Museum Willet-Holthuysen Ticket — €15
Compare offers ↓03Tiqets Entry Ticket + Audio Guide — €15
Compare offers ↓04Tiqets I amsterdam City Card — €67
Compare offers ↓05Tiqets Entry Ticket + Audio Guide — €15
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Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Use the museum entrance at Herengracht 605, 1017 CE Amsterdam. By public transport, the official route information lists tram 4 to Rembrandtplein, tram 14 or metro 51, 53 or 54 to Waterlooplein; the metro elevator is at the Stopera exit. A public pier is also located in front of the house. Keep your mobile ticket ready, leave backpacks and umbrellas in the cloakroom or locker, and do not arrive with suitcases or other travel luggage. Follow staff and security instructions on arrival.
The supplied rows list Huis Willet-Holthuysen options at €15 from both Tiqets and GetYourGuide, while a separate Amsterdam Museum entry row is listed at €20 and does not clearly identify this house. Compare the exact inclusions—such as the audio guide—and check the final checkout total for fees, availability, and cancellation terms before paying.
For August 2026 visits, the official ticket flow lists children aged 0–17 as free and students and CJP visitors in a reduced category. It also lists free admission for eligible cards including the Museum Pass, I amsterdam City Card, ICOM Card and other accepted passes. Select the relevant category when booking, bring the required card or proof, and check whether your chosen booking flow issues a dated ticket or requires a reservation. A personal assistant may accompany a visitor free of charge; this can be indicated at the ticket desk.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Mobile tickets are generally the easiest option, but whether a time slot is required depends on the ticket or pass you select. Check the voucher for the valid date, entry instructions, and any booking requirement before travelling.
Cancellation and refund terms depend on the seller and the specific product. Check the cancellation policy shown at checkout and on the voucher; do not assume that partner and museum-issued tickets have the same flexibility.
Buy through the museum or its ticketing flow if you want the most direct venue information and to check eligibility for free or reduced admission. A partner can be useful when its listing has better availability or combines admission with an audio guide, but compare the final total and inclusions.
The museum is in a historic canal house with stairs and limited accessibility, so travel light and follow any cloakroom or staff instructions on arrival. A timed ticket or partner “skip-the-line” wording does not guarantee that you can bypass admission checks or any security screening; allow time for the entrance process.
Late entry depends on the ticket’s validity window and the museum’s capacity at the time of arrival. If your ticket has a reserved slot, arriving late may require staff approval or waiting for the next available admission, so contact the seller promptly if you are delayed.
Children aged 0–17 have free admission, and the museum accepts several eligible cards and passes, including the I amsterdam City Card. Free or reduced visitors should check whether a separate reservation or timed ticket is required for their visit, and bring the qualifying card or proof of eligibility.
Accessibility is limited because this is a historic house: the official visitor information lists stairs with a handrail but no accessible elevator, step-free access, or fully accessible building. Contact the museum before visiting if you need mobility assistance; a personal assistant may accompany a visitor free of charge.
The main constraint is the historic building layout rather than a large attraction-style queue: stairs and limited step-free access can affect how comfortably you move through the house. The museum is listed as open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, but always follow the date and entry instructions on your ticket.