City cards in Amsterdam

For Amsterdam we currently calculate one card.

Tree-lined canal in Amsterdam with moored boats and historic canal houses — Photo: Adrien Olichon / Unsplash

Row of historic gabled houses on the Damrak reflected in the water — Photo: Javier M. / Unsplash

Amsterdam canal with houseboats, bicycles and colourful houses — Photo: Massimo Virgilio / Unsplash

I amsterdam City Card
24 h: €67.00 · 48 h: €94.00 · 72 h: €115.00 · 96 h: €130.00 · 120 h: €140.00
Prices as of 23 Sep 2026, no guarantee

Prices can change. Admission and card prices change, sometimes at short notice. We check admission prices at the official source and card prices with the ticket provider you book through. We show the date for every price and check all prices again once a month. The price shown to you at checkout is always the one that applies. If you spot an outdated price, let us know at info@citycardcheck.com.

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