Red Light Secrets - Museum of Prostitution

Red Light Secrets is the world’s first and only museum of prostitution. It is located at the very centre of the famous Red Light District in Amsterdam and offers a unique peek into the ins and outs of the world’s oldest profession. Red Light Secrets is housed in a historical 17th-century canal house and is one of the city’s top attractions. Discover the hidden world of this profession, learn about the trade from first-hand accounts by the working girls themselves and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look of  this fascinating topic.

The Prostitution Museum Amsterdam is a must-see during your holidays in the Netherlands. During your visit, you will experience what it feels like to sit behind one of the famous windows where the sexual workers try to appeal to passers-by and lure customers in. You will also be able to listen to their experiences and see their perspective on the topic. Unlike in the rest of the Red Light District, pictures are allowed and encouraged in the Prostitution Museum Amsterdam.

Red Light Secrets aims to educate the public about the profession in a light-hearted, informative way, and remove the taboo and negativity generally associated with the topic. You will learn about the history of this notorious neighbourhood and experience a typical day in the life of a working girl.

A trip to the old city centre is not complete without visiting the Prostitution Museum. Amsterdam is known for its open-minded culture and relaxed view on topics which have been the source of controversy in other parts of the world. Experience how it works there first hand at the one and only Red Light Secrets!

Book your tickets to Red Light Secrets now to ensure availability during your time in Amsterdam. Red Light Secrets is a must-see attraction that draws thousands of visitors each year. It is conveniently located in the heart of the city centre and therefore easy to combine with other attractions in the area. Only here you buy tickets that can be cancelled - free of charge - up to 8 hours before the scheduled start of the activity.