Skip the line at the Van Gogh Museum. Admire the world's largest collection of Van Gogh's artwork and see more than 200 of his paintings and drawings.
Visit the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and get an interesting insight into the life of the genius. Your skip the line ticket enables you to quickly access the museum without queueing to buy a ticket at the box office. Enter the museum at your chosen time and marvel at the largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings. Travel back in time and see his development as an artist.
Stroll around the museum and see the permanent collection of Van Gogh's works that displays over 200 of his items. Look at his serene landscapes, beautiful still lifes, drawings and letters. Marvel at the legendary sunflowers painting and his eccentric self-portraits. Don't miss to see the works of some of his contemporaries including Gaugin and Monet. Look at those paintings to put Van Gogh's works into a broader context.
Besides the permanent collection of the museum, you can also see seasonal expositions which show vairous aspects of 19th-century art history. Take the opportunity to admire two paintings that were stolen and left undisplayed for 14 years. Discover the stories about Vincent Van Gogh's life and work and learn more about the Netherlands' famous artist.
Opening hours: 9 January - 26 March: Sat - Thu 09:00 - 17:00, Fri 09:00 - 22:00.
27 March - 13 July: Sat - Thu 09:00 - 18:00, Fri 09:00 – 22:00.
• Skip the line access to the Van Gogh Museum
Van Gogh Museum, Museumplein 6, Amsterdam. Be on time to avoid missing your timeslot. You have up to 30 minutes after your selected timeslot to enter the Van Gogh Museum.
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