Tickets for Van Gogh Museum
Marvel at the world's largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings and drawings
- See more than 200 paintings, drawings and letters from Vincent van Gogh - it's the world's largest collection
- Get a complete picture of the artist, by comparing Van Gogh's work to those by his contemporaries. Highlights from other artists on display here include Gauguin's Les Misérables, and Monet's Tulip Fields near The Hague
- This is the second most popular attraction in Amsterdam. With our timed-entrance ticket, you save time and go straight into Van Gogh's world
Anyone who had the artistic prowess to inspire the likes of Van Gogh and Monet must have been a dab hand with the brush. Indeed, Jean-François Millet was a radical, a master of depicting the beauty and struggle of rural life. Van Gogh described him as “the painter of mankind.”
The first exhibition of its sort, Jean-François Millet: Sowing the Seeds of Modern Art explores Millet's work and the effect it had on the next generation. Now a national hero in France, Millet struggled for acceptance in the art world throughout his life, yet influenced scores of 19th-century artists. His presentation of peasant life shines through in the work of Homer, Dalí, Malevich, and many more.
Opt for a multi-language audio-guide, and delve into the importance of an inspiring and often neglected icon at the Van Gogh Museum.
Image courtesy of Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation).
The Van Gogh Museum houses the world's largest collection of Van Gogh's artwork. This ticket, valid for a specific timeslot, is the only way to get in fast. See the largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings, plus works by many of his contemporaries, and trace his fascinating development as an artist.
The permanent collection of Van Gogh's works in the museum displays over 200 of his items, including his serene landscapes, beautiful still lifes and compelling drawings and letters. Seen together, they cast a revealing light on his extraordinary life. Don't miss his legendary painting Sunflowers and his eccentric self-portraits.
The museum also showcases works by some of Van Gogh's contemporaries — including Gauguin and Monet — that put his paintings into a broader context. Besides the permanent collection the museum also exhibits seasonal expositions, which show various aspects of 19th-century art history.
- Go straight to the entrance and show your smartphone ticket
- Be on time to avoid missing your timeslot
- You have up to 30 minutes after your selected timeslot to enter the Van Gogh Museum
- Cancellations are not possible for this ticket
- Changes may be possible for this ticket
If you want even more insights into Vincent van Gogh's world, you can pick up a multimedia guide inside the museum for an additional cost. It gives you a whole new perspective on his upbringing, work and what inspired him!
