Van Gogh Museum discount

The Van Gogh Museum is one of the most visited museums in the Netherlands and for a good reason. The museum contains the largest collection of work by Dutch Master painter Vincent van Gogh in the world. Van Gogh Museum discount tickets are hard to come by, but after sharing some more about Vincent van Gogh’s famous works with you in this blog post, we’ll give you tips on how to get those Van Gogh Museum discount tickets.

His most famous works

Van Gogh has made many famous works of art in his lifetime. These are some of the most recognizable ones.

• Sunflowers
  Vincent van Gogh made many different versions of the ‘Sunflowers’ painting. The Van Gogh museum exhibits the repetition of the 4th version, which shows a vase of sunflowers against a yellow background. Van Gogh painted them in France in 1888 and 1889 to show that you can make a painting with numerous variations of a single color.
• The Potato Eaters
  Vincent van Gogh deliberately chose a difficult concept for this painting to show his talent as a painter. On the painting, you can see a family eating their dinner. It depicts the hard life of the working class.
• Bedroom in Arles
  This is a painting of the room Vincent van Gogh stayed in while he was in Arles. He painted the room with simple furniture in it and art work made by himself on the wall. Over the years the color of the painting changed. The blue was for instance originally purple.
• Almond Blossoms
  The painting of the Almond Blossoms against a blue background was made by Vincent van Gogh for his brother Theo to congratulate him on the birth of his son, Vincent Willem. The boy was named after his uncle. Vincent Willem went on to found the Van Gogh Museum.

Get your tickets now!

While there are no Van Gogh Museum discount tickets available, you can save money by getting combinations tickets. We offer two different combinations: Van Gogh Museum with a Canal Cruise and Van Gogh Museum with a Hop on Hop off ticket. A combination saves you up to 30% and gives you two attractions instead of just one. An extra benefit is that you don’t have to use both tickets on the same day. So if you want to visit the Van Gogh Museum at the beginning of your trip and do a Canal Cruise at the end, then that is no problem.