City Sightseeing Amsterdam boat + Van Gogh & Rembrandt English show

See the iconic canals and gorgeous art in Amsterdam

A visit to Amsterdam is not complete if you do not see the canals and see some of the incredible art on display in the city. Many of the famous Dutch masters spent time in Amsterdam, so when you make your way through the city you are following in their footsteps. With this combi ticket you can cruise through the famous Amsterdam canals and step into an immersive art experience.

Experience the art of Van Gogh and Rembrandt

The old Dutch masters were more religious than most Dutch people today, and they frequently visited the many churches in the city. Both Rembrandt and Van Gogh visited the Noorderkerk, though it was brand new when Rembrandt lived in the city and already 200 years old when Van Gogh visited. Today, the church has multiple functions, along with its original religious function it also offers cultural activities.

The main cultural activity in the Noorderkerk today, is the Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam experience. During this 40-minute show, art by both artists comes to life on the walls and rafters of the church. At the same time, the letters that Van Gogh wrote to his brother are given voice, so that you can hear for yourself how Van Gogh became inspired by Rembrandt.

Explore Amsterdam with the Hop-on Hop-off boat

The City Sightseeing Hop-on Hop-off boat is one of the best ways to explore Amsterdam. With multiple stops around the famous canals, you can easily make your way around the city and visit its top attractions. Your boat ticket will be valid for 24 hours, so you can hop-on and off multiple times while you discover the city.

You can also stay on board the boat for a full tour of the city, which takes around 2 hours. While you are on board the boat, you can listen to an audio guide in 18 languages and you will have access to free Wi-Fi. There are stops near many top attractions in the city, including Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam, the National Maritime Museum, Albert Cuyp Market and Museum Square.