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Important info
- Opening hours:
Tuesday – Sunday: 10.00 – 17.00 h.
Closed: Monday - Special opening hours:
Closed: April 27th, and December 25th
December 24th: 10.00 – 15.30 h.
January 1st: 11.00 – 17.00 h. - Child age:
0 - 3 years: free
4 – 12 years: child ticket - Location:
Herengracht 386 - For questions about the product, please contact hello@toursandtickets.nl.
What's included?
- Free audio tour in multiple languages
Museum of the Canals
The Museum of the Canals will take you on a journey through the history of the Amsterdam canals. The Amsterdam canals have many uses. The Museum of the Canals focuses on all these different advantages of the canals and sheds light on the fascinating history. The canals are one of the biggest city expansions in the world, and they are part of the UNESCO World Heritage list since 2010. The Museum of the Canals is housed in an authentic 17th-century canal house at the Herengracht. The interactive exhibition is fun for all ages and will leave you a little bit more in love with Amsterdam after you’ve left.
History of the canals
The Amsterdam canals are over 400 years old and are a major asset to the city. The Canal Museum will explain everything about this rich history. In the 16th century, the first plan was drawn for a canal belt around the city. These canals were designed to stimulate trade, make transport easier and to reclaim land from the water to expand the city. These waterways became one of the greatest sources of wealth for Amsterdam. A full quarter of the surface of the city consists of water, making Amsterdam the most watery city in the world. The Canal Museum also focuses on the modern day use of the canals. For example the houseboats you can find all over the city or the flower market that floats on the water.
Make your reservations now!
The Museum of the Canals tickets include a free audio-guide in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin) and Dutch. Getting to the Museum of the Canals is easy by taking tram 1, 2 or 5 to Koningsplein. Get your tickets to the Museum of the Canals now and don’t miss out on this fascinating part of Amsterdam history.
About Tours & Tickets
Tours & Tickets, situated in the very heart of Amsterdam, has over 35 years of experience as a flexible incoming tour operator. We are specialized in offering excursions in The Netherlands and Belgium. And we offer various tickets for museums, attractions and all kinds of canal cruises. We also offer an exclusive range of combination deals.
- Attractions
- Canal Cruises
- Holland Tours
- Museums
- Hop on Hop off
- Amsterdam Light Festival
- Small Group Tours
- Belgium Tours
- Amsterdam Walking & Bike Tours
- Amsterdam Red Light District
- Amsterdam Nightlife
- Amsterdam for Kids
- Combi Discount
- Amsterdam off the beaten path
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