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116 Prinsengracht 1015 EA Amsterdam · ★ 4,67 (3 reviews)
Visit the Amsterdam Tulip Museum on the Prinsengracht in the Jordaan to learn more about the history of the tulip, an important symbol of the Netherlands. The museum traces the tulip's origins from Central Asia to its cultural significance in the Netherlands, including the 17th-century tulip mania. Displays and timelines provide information about how tulips have influenced Dutch history and trade. Visit the museum shop with a selection of tulip-themed items, including gifts and tulip bulbs, some of which are exclusive to the museum.
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Yes. The Amsterdam Tulpenmuseum is free with the I Amsterdam City Card and you get a discount with the Uitpas.
Yes. The museum is open all year round, every day from 10am to 6pm.
That is not stated on the museum's website. For information about parking options, please contact the museum.
No. The Amsterdam Tulpenmuseum is a museum in a shop on the Prinsengracht. There are no overnight facilities.
The website does not mention a savings scheme. You do have a discount with the Uitpas if you have one.
Yes, students pay a discount. Regular admission is 5 euros, students pay 3 euros. No specific discount is mentioned for children and seniors.
No, the Amsterdam Tulpenmuseum does not offer a subscription. The entrance fee is 5 euros for adults, so you don't save with an annual subscription.