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Van Gogh Museum Tickets


Book tickets to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam at the best prices on isango! Check out the largest collection of paintings by one of the world’s most popular artists at the Van Gogh Museum! Whether an art connoisseur or not, step back in time and experience the evolution of Van Gogh’s art. Choose between a timed ticket or a guided tour to explore one of Amsterdam’s most famous museums. Explore invaluable works of art that include masterpieces by Gauguin, Monet and other artists who inspired this mad genius. A guided tour is the perfect way to enjoy some perspective and learn more about the pieces housed in this iconic museum. Intend to go on a round of marathon sightseeing? The I Amsterdam City Card allows unlimited access to the city’s public transport, canal cruises, museums and more!
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Our tips for Van Gogh Museum


"Book online: Booking your Amsterdam museum tickets online prior to your trip will save you significant time because you won’t have to wait in the ticket line. Friday Event: During the final Friday night of each month, the Van Gogh Museum holds an event which offers food, drinks, and entertainment while you browse the galleries. Be an Early Bird: If you dislike crowds, then try arriving at the Van Gogh Museum before it opens. When you enter, immediately climb to the top floor and work your way down against the flow of traffic. Time-saving Tip: There are two lines at the Van Gogh Museum: One for tickets and one for entry. You can easily save yourself both time and frustration by purchasing your ticket online. That way, you can skip the long ticket line and simply show your smartphone voucher at the entrance. "

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Best time to visit


"The best time to visit the Amsterdam museums is April through May. You’ll have the chance to avoid the massive crowds of tourists that fly in during the summer and enjoy the best weather of the year. The months of September through November also see lesser crowds. Winter is understandably cold; but, the upside is that airfare and accommodation is cheaper. The best time of the day to visit is in the early morning. For those who don’t consider themselves morning persons, consider showing up late afternoon when many visitors have already gone home. But, don’t forget that most museums halt all admissions at least 30 minutes before closing time. "
Getting there


If you go by tram, the closest stops to the Van Gogh Museum are Van Baerlestraat and Museumplein. Then again, bicycle is one of the most popular modes of transportation. And if you find yourself driving around Amsterdam, then you should use the paid Q-Park parking structure below Museumplein on Van Baerlestraat. But, perhaps the best way to get around the city is with an iAmsterdam City Card. It provides unlimited use of the city’s public transit system for the duration of the validity of the card, not to mention free admission at the very museums you plan to visit.
Money saving tips
Traveling on a budget? No problem! Get an iAmsterdam City Card, which provides access to all of the top Amsterdam museums for one low price!
Did you know?


Many of the pieces you’ll see in the Van Gogh Museum were unsold and inherited by Vincent’s brother, Theo. But, Theo died 6 months after Vincent and the paintings then fell to Theo’s wife, Johanna. She sold his works to make him more well-known, but also kept some of his works as her personal collection. After her death, her son inherited these works. Later, the works of art were displayed at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam for many years. In 1962, the collection changed hands and was given to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation. In 1963, the Dutch government commissioned a design for the museum from the Dutch architect, Gerrit Rietveld. But he died a year later. The museum was finally completed in 1973.

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