FAQs for Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam

Museum Het Schip tickets and prices in Amsterdam

Ticket costs, discounts, and booking questions

Get answers about Museum Het Schip ticket prices, discount eligibility, and where to buy tickets in Amsterdam.

Which passes grant free entry to Museum Het Schip?

Free entry to Museum Het Schip is available for holders of a Museum Card, ICOM, Rembrandt Card, City Pass, iAmsterdam City Card, and VriendenLoterij VIP Card. Some of these passes may incur an additional fee for a guided interior tour.

Can groups visit Museum Het Schip and are there group tickets available?

Yes, group visits are possible at Museum Het Schip. For specific details and arrangements regarding group tickets, you should contact the museum directly.

What is the admission price for adult tickets at Museum Het Schip?

Adult admission tickets for Museum Het Schip cost €17.50. Please note that an additional fee of €2.00 may apply for a guided tour of the interior of the post office and museum house.

Are there free tickets or discounts for children at Museum Het Schip?

Yes, children aged 0-4 receive free entry when accompanied by an adult. For children aged 5-12, the ticket price is €5.00. Youth aged 12-18 can purchase tickets for €10.00.

Does Museum Het Schip offer student discounts or special tickets for CJP Card holders?

Museum Het Schip provides a student ticket for €8.00, which requires a valid student card. Additionally, CJP Card holders can also purchase a ticket for €8.00 with a valid CJP card.

See tickets

Museum Het Schip opening hours in Amsterdam

Today’s schedule, weekend times, and closures

Find accurate opening hours, holiday changes, and best visiting times for Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam.

What are the opening hours of Museum Het Schip?

Museum Het Schip is open from Tuesday to Sunday between 11:00 and 17:00. The museum is closed on Mondays.

Does Museum Het Schip have special opening hours on holidays?

Museum Het Schip is closed all day on Christmas Day.

What time does Museum Het Schip close?

Museum Het Schip closes at 17:00 from Tuesday through Sunday.

Is Museum Het Schip open on Mondays?

No, Museum Het Schip is closed on Mondays.

Museum Het Schip opening hours on weekends

On Saturdays and Sundays, Museum Het Schip is open from 11:00 to 17:00.

See opening hours

Amenities and facilities at Museum Het Schip

On-site services for a smoother museum visit

See which amenities are available at Museum Het Schip, from lockers and restrooms to visitor comfort services in Amsterdam.

Are walking sticks with seats available at Museum Het Schip?

Yes, walking sticks with integrated seats are available as mobility aids for visitors at Museum Het Schip.

What accessibility amenities are available at Museum Het Schip?

Museum Het Schip provides several accessibility facilities, including a wheelchair loan, walking sticks with integrated seats as mobility aids, an elevator inside the venue, and a subtitled introductory film.

Is there an elevator inside Museum Het Schip?

Yes, an elevator lift is available inside Museum Het Schip. Note that there is no lift in the sister location, Museum De Dageraad.

Does Museum Het Schip offer guided tours?

Yes, guided tours and specialized tour programs are available. The program options include guided tours suitable for people with dementia and tours for visually impaired groups by request.

Is there a subtitled introductory film at Museum Het Schip?

Yes, the auditorium of Museum Het Schip shows a subtitled introductory film about The Amsterdam School.

See amenities

How to contact Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam

Support channels and response questions

Find contact-related answers for Museum Het Schip, including support routes for tickets, access, and visit planning in Amsterdam.

Does Museum Het Schip have an online contact form or dedicated contact page?

Yes, Museum Het Schip provides an English contact page online where you can find further contact options. You can visit this page at https://www.hetschip.nl/en/contact-us.

How can I contact Museum Het Schip?

You can contact Museum Het Schip by phone during specific hours or by visiting their English contact page online. The museum suggests that sending an email is usually the fastest way to get assistance, though direct email addresses are not publicly listed in this information.

What is the phone number for Museum Het Schip and when can I call?

The phone number for Museum Het Schip is 020-68 68 595. Phone lines are open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 16:00. On Saturdays and Sundays, phone lines are available from 10:00 to 12:00.

What is the best way to email Museum Het Schip?

Museum Het Schip states that email is usually the fastest way to get help. While specific email addresses are not provided, you may find a contact form or further email details on their official English contact page.

How to visit Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam

Step-by-step planning questions before you go

Get visit-planning answers for Museum Het Schip, including timing, preparation, and day-of expectations in Amsterdam.

Is timed entry required for Museum Het Schip?

Yes, timed entry is in place for Museum Het Schip. Your entry ticket grants access to the museum's exhibitions and participation in a guided tour of the building, which departs at specific times throughout the day.

Is Museum Het Schip wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Museum Het Schip is wheelchair accessible, ensuring visitors with mobility aids can comfortably explore the museum's exhibitions and participate in tours.

How do I arrange a group visit to Museum Het Schip?

If your group consists of 8 or more people, it is necessary to contact Museum Het Schip in advance to arrange your visit. Groups of fewer than 8 people can join the regular guided tours at the available times without prior contact.

When are the English guided tours at Museum Het Schip?

Guided tours at Museum Het Schip depart at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, and 16:00. The 15:00 tour is specifically conducted in English. These tours cover the slum dwelling, the iconic post office, and the museum home.

See how to visit