Amsterdam: Ripley's Believe It or Not + Canal Cruise

Amsterdam: Ripley's Believe It or Not + Canal Cruise

This combo ticket pairs Amsterdam's most unusual museum with a relaxing canal cruise, giving you two completely different perspectives on the city. You'll explore Robert Ripley's collection of global oddities before stepping aboard a boat to see Amsterdam's UNESCO-listed canals from the water.

Ripley's Believe It or Not houses thousands of bizarre artefacts, interactive exhibits and optical illusions across multiple themed galleries. The museum sits near Dam Square, making it easy to walk to your canal cruise departure point afterwards. The 60-minute boat trip covers Amsterdam's historic centre with audio commentary explaining the city's architecture and stories behind the 17th-century merchants' houses lining the waterways.

Both attractions work well together for families or anyone wanting to see Amsterdam from unusual angles. The museum keeps children engaged with hands-on displays, while the canal cruise offers a peaceful way to see the city's most famous sights without walking.

What is Included

• Entry to Ripley's Believe It or Not Amsterdam
• 60-minute canal cruise with audio guide
• Access to all museum galleries and interactive exhibits
• Commentary about Amsterdam's history and architecture during the cruise

Good to Know

Both attractions are valid for the same day. Ripley's Believe It or Not is located near Dam Square and offers step-free wheelchair access throughout. You can choose your preferred time slot for the canal cruise when redeeming your ticket.

The museum prohibits food and drinks in gallery areas. Children must be supervised at all times. For the canal cruise, boats depart regularly from the city centre, and the experience includes multilingual audio guides covering Amsterdam's canal ring history.

If you're planning more Amsterdam attractions, consider combining this with an Van Gogh Museum visit or explore more of the city's waterways with a romantic evening canal cruise to see the illuminated bridges and houses after dark.