The Van Gogh Museum is open and accessible to everyone. View the opening hours and find out how to get to the museum at Museumplein 6 in Amsterdam.
1 July - 12 September 2021
13 - 20 September 2021:
Museum admission tickets are available online only.
The Van Gogh Museum is dedicated to ensuring accessibility for all of its visitors. Visitors who are unable to navigate their way through the museum independently are permitted to bring a companion with them for free and can use various facilities such as mobility aids.
Visitors with a hidden disability such as sensory sensitivity, dementia or PTSD, will be supported according to their needs while wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Keychain.
How to get to the Van Gogh Museum by public transport or by car?
The nearest stops are Van Baerlestraat (tram 2, 5 or 12) or Museumplein (tram: 3, 5 or 12, bus: 347 or 357).
Plan your journey via the 9292 website or call: +31 900 9292.
Tram 5 (direction Westergasfabriek).
Tram 12.
Tram 19, change at Leidseplein to tram 2, 5 or 12.
Tram 3 (direction Zoutkeetsgracht).
Located underneath Museumplein, Q-Park (entrance Van Baerlestraat) is the closest car park to the Van Gogh Museum. Please note that paid parking applies on the streets near the museum.
The museum is open daily. Read more about the measures so that you can enjoy the art safely.
The COVID-19 measures in brief:
