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City Sightseeing Amsterdam: Hop-on Hop-off Bus + Cruise
Amsterdam by bus and boat - the best way to see it all!
Boat - Blue Line
Closed today
Boat - Green Line
Open today:
10:00 -
17:00
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Audio guide: Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Ticket for the bus and boat
GPS Audio Guide in 16 languages
Bus & Boat with panoramic roof
Entrance to a diamond factory
Starting point
Stadhouderskade 520, 1073 AX, AmsterdamShow your smartphone ticket as you enter the bus or the boat at any stop.
Amster-damn, there's so much to see here. Where do you start? You start with this one special ticket that covers everything! Get 24/48-hour access to the bus and boat circuit. Ride Amsterdam's famous canals, see Anne Frank House, Nine Streets, Rijksmuseum and more!
Dodging bicycles can get tiring, so get yourself on a boat or bus, away from the chaos and cheese shops!
Hit up all the Amsterdam tourist spots with 11 bus stops and 19 boat stops covering all areas of Amsterdam. With 24 or 48 hour passed to choose from it's the best way to see it all at your own pace, from Vondelpark, to Van Gogh and beyond. You can even get in free to the diamond factory.
Those panoramic views from the bus, and from the boat will help you see the city from a whole new angle, and the audio guides will give you a little history along the way.
If water doesn't float your personal boat and you'd rather just take the bus, check out this ticket instead: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour.
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