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Buying guide
For a straightforward July 2026 visit, choose the Official site entry ticket first; use the GetYourGuide entry ticket as a fallback when official availability is limited. Choose the guided tour when expert context and hosted help matter more than the lowest-cost admission option, and remember that a timed ticket or partner voucher does not necessarily bypass security screening.
It is the supplied official adult entry option and the clearest benchmark for a self-guided visit.
Compare offers ↓It is the supplied partner entry-ticket alternative, although availability is marked limited.
Compare offers ↓The product includes a guided tour and entrance ticket, making it the strongest fit for visitors who want hosted interpretation.
Compare offers ↓GetYourGuide Official
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Official site — Adults entry ticket at €25
Compare offers ↓02GetYourGuide — Rijksmuseum entry ticket at €27
Compare offers ↓03Official site — Adults entry ticket, currently available
Compare offers ↓04Official site — Adults entry ticket
Compare offers ↓05GetYourGuide — Guided tour incl. entrance ticket at €75
Compare offers ↓06Check the final terms before choosing; the supplied rows do not specify cancellation conditions
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
At Museumstraat 1, approach from Museumplein and enter The Passage; the two entrances are on your left: stairs → Atrium or lift → Atrium. A timed ticket helps control admission but is not a guarantee of bypassing the entrance queue or other entry procedures, so arrive ready to show your mobile ticket; visitors with a wheelchair, rollator, walking stick or pram should ask security for the lift. Only hand bags up to A4 size are allowed inside; leave larger bags, umbrellas and daypacks at the free cloakroom, and do not arrive with luggage because the museum cannot store it.
The supplied official benchmark for an adult Rijksmuseum entry ticket is €25. The partner rows show €27 for entry and €75 for a guided tour; compare the final checkout total and inclusions carefully, since the guided option is a different product and partner availability is limited.
Visitors aged 18 and under can enter free of charge, but they still need to reserve a Rijksmuseum ticket and start time in advance. Museumkaart holders and visitors using other eligible passes also generally need a free timed ticket; companions of visitors with disabilities can enter free but must reserve their own free ticket and start time.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Yes. The Rijksmuseum scans tickets from your mobile phone, so printing is not required. A booked start time is required for most visitors, and it marks when your visit begins; you can stay until closing.
The Rijksmuseum warns that it may not be able to help visitors who miss their start time. For a partner booking, check the seller’s voucher instructions and contact the seller as soon as possible.
Cancellation and refund rules vary by seller and are not included in the supplied offer details. Check the final checkout conditions before paying, especially for the limited-availability partner tickets.
The official option is the clearest choice when you only need museum admission and want to compare against the museum’s own benchmark. A partner may be useful if its voucher, availability or guided-tour format suits your plans, but compare the final total and inclusions carefully.
Only hand bags up to A4 size are allowed inside. Daypacks, umbrellas and school backpacks can be left at the free supervised cloakroom, but large luggage and travel bags cannot be stored there; timed entry or skip-the-line wording should not be treated as a guarantee of bypassing security checks.
Visitors aged 18 and under can enter free, but they still need to reserve an admission ticket and start time. Bring proof of age or any eligibility document requested during booking.
Generally, yes: free and reduced-price visitors should select the appropriate ticket category and reserve a start time, including Museum Card holders. Friends of the Rijksmuseum and ICOM or ICOMOS pass holders are exceptions to the advance-booking requirement, but should bring their valid pass.
The practical bottlenecks are arriving within your booked start-time window and passing the entrance security process, particularly when the museum is busy. Booking online in advance and arriving with an A4-sized bag or no bag can reduce avoidable delays.