Things to do in Moco Museum Amsterdam

Nice museum if u r into photography. Go early to avoid the crowds and get to the lowest floor for the best photos. Don't forget to snap a few with the exhibits outside the building in the courtyard.

best to purchase the tickets in advance as there was a sign saying tickets are sold out for the day when we went in Apr 2026. easy to buy and redeem through QR code. do allocate about 2hrs and go early as it got crowded when we left around noon. his signature sunflowers and almond blossom are in the museum but note that starry night is not 🤣

The National Museum is very thoughtful; you don't need to buy an audio guide. You can download the app for free. Remember to bring headphones to plug into your phone, and you can listen to the guide for free. It offers various languages, making it a very considerate museum. The most popular collection is likely from the 17th century, which is definitely worth stopping to see.

I had to reschedule this tour a day before the tour because I sprained my ankle, and the team was incredibly accommodating and understanding. They made the process easy and hassle-free, which I really appreciated. The tour was very well organized. The meeting point was easy to find, check-in was quick, and we left right on time. Everything ran smoothly throughout the day, making the experience stress-free from start to finish.

Great way to experience Amsterdam from their unique canals. Audio guides available on board, but found it more enjoyable to be at the back of the boat looking at the sights.

Informative experience, a rather short visit but interesting to learn.

So worth it. Advice to book 2 weeks in advance. Take an earlier session to avoid crowd. Really worth paying for.

Good viewing experience. Knowing Heineken history and brewing process. 2 glasses of beers are included. Proost.

good experience but it’s super pack and hot. not really enjoyable. I would prefer to pay more and have a proper seat. they have their own pier but they filled all single seats in the boat. I was squeezed and sweated. I then stood afterwards.