The official tickets
| Ticket | Adult | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Combi, valid one week | EUR 30 | Jewish Museum and Junior, Portuguese Synagogue, National Holocaust Museum, Hollandsche Schouwburg |
| Duo, valid one week | EUR 20 | Jewish Museum and Junior, Portuguese Synagogue |
| National Holocaust Museum alone | EUR 20 | that museum |
| Hollandsche Schouwburg (Dutch Theatre) | free | memorial, no ticket |
Reduced rates: students EUR 10, CJP card EUR 9, ages 13-17 EUR 8, ages 6-12 EUR 6 (combi ticket), free under 6. Entry is free with the Museumkaart, the I amsterdam City Card, the Stadspas and for friends of the Quarter, though the site still recommends booking.
Opening hours
- Jewish Museum and Junior: daily 11:00 to 17:00.
- Portuguese Synagogue: Sunday to Thursday 11:00 to 17:00, Friday hours vary, closed Saturday.
- National Holocaust Museum: daily 10:00 to 17:00.
- Hollandsche Schouwburg: daily 10:00 to 17:00.
Closures may apply on Jewish holidays.
Official or GetYourGuide?
The official EUR 30 combi ticket is the benchmark: the GetYourGuide offer in the box is another route to book, to compare with the day's price, and you should not pay more than the combi for the same venues. Other resellers list combined passes at different prices (one pass from USD 35.59 at Tiqets): check what they include.
Our pick
- One afternoon, two venues: the EUR 20 duo.
- Two days of visiting: the EUR 30 combi, valid a week.
- Holocaust remembrance only: the National Holocaust Museum and the free Hollandsche Schouwburg.
The quarter is explored on foot around the Plantage: see the page on the Jewish Cultural Quarter, the Jewish Museum, the Portuguese Synagogue and the National Holocaust Museum.
FAQ
How much is the combi ticket? EUR 30 for an adult, valid a week (30 October 2026).
Is the Portuguese Synagogue open on Saturday? No, it is closed.
Does the Hollandsche Schouwburg charge? No, entry is free.
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