FAQ

A typical visit to our museum lasts at least 1 hour. Most visitors are here for between one and one and a half hours; this depends on the pace you set. Allowing time for the explanations at the start and the information cards in the museum you’ll need an hour or more to fully experience and understand all the illusions. Also be sure to get assistance from one of our Illusion Specialists! Along with illusions we also have brain teaser games, which can take from 30 minutes to an hour.

There are two ways to buy tickets for Museum of Illusions Amsterdam: online or on site at the reception desk. For online reservations, purchase tickets directly at this link: https://museumofillusions.nl/buy-tickets/. For on-site reservations, please contact our staff at the reception desk. Please note that we are cashless and accept card payments only. We recommend booking online during school vacations to avoid long waits at the entrance.

The Museum does not have its own parking area but there are several paid parking facilities in the vicinity.

Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum with the exception of bottled water.

For group visits, please contact us at [email protected] stating the number of people and the desired date. Please send an email at least 15 days before the visit.

At the Museum of Illusions Amsterdam, you’ll find explanations of each illusion in Dutch and English. Our staff and guides speak Dutch and English.

No, pets are not allowed in the museum.

Unfortunately, the museum is not accessible for wheelchairs. The historic church that houses our museum spans over two floors with stairs and no lifts or ramps, making it inaccessible for wheelchair users.

Families with children in strollers are welcome, though please be aware that you will need to carry the strollers up the stairs, or leave them on the ground floor in the designated area. We appreciate your understanding and hope you enjoy your visit!