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English
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Just walk in and bought a ticket. I think it’s worth a visit, it’s really small but it gives a lot of insights to the red light district. The confessions corner were pretty funny. There’s also free audio guide.
Its one of the best interactive museums in Amsterdam. I would def take a audio tour (I typically dislike em, but this one was entertaining and themed!!) Dont forget your QR Code with buying tickets to take pics. Its so fun. The museum is really detailed so keep your eyes open for little easter eggs. It feels very authe
It's an interesting museum to attend if you have nothing else to do after 9pm and all the other museums are closed. You can walk through it very quick as it is a very small museum. Even with reading every single sign and info in each room it took me only 40mins. So I found it a bit overpriced for what it is really. But
Housed in a former working canal house on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, this small museum explains Amsterdam’s red light district from the inside. You can stand behind one of the windows, see the rooms as they really are and read the accounts of the women who work there.
It is candid but not sensational, and it answers the questions most visitors have but do not ask. The museum is open late, which suits the neighbourhood.
Entry
Please arrive at the entrance a few minutes before your chosen time slot. Last admission is shortly before closing.
Tickets
Your ticket is digital and can be shown on your phone at the door. There is no need to print anything.
Children
Reduced child rates apply. Younger children may enter free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult.
Good to know
Allow extra time at weekends and during school holidays, when the venue is at its busiest.
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