Tickets
🎫 1-person ticket for Museum The Ship
Several ticket options are available: Adult (19 years and older), child (5 to 12 years) and reduced rate (children 13-18 years and students with a valid college card)

Highlights
🏛 See the main example of the famous architectural movement called the Amsterdam School
📯 Learn about social housing construction in the early 20th century and walk through the post office and recreated hovel
🤩 Visit the permanent exhibition "Amsterdam School, imagined ideals" and explore a side of Amsterdam you don't get to see as a normal tourist
🎤 A 45-minute guided tour in English or Dutch (optional)

General Info
⚠️ This experience is in Dutch
📅 Dates: Tuesday through Sunday
🕒 Times: 11 a.m.-5 p.m
📍 Location: The Ship Museum
👤 Minimum age: all ages are welcome. Children under 5 may enter for free
🌍 Languages: the (optional) tour is available in English or Dutch
♿ Accessibility: the museum is wheelchair accessible, but the museum house only partially. Elevator and wheelchairs are available
👉 Notice: Free admission for children under 5, Museumkaart & I Amsterdam City Card holders
❓ For this event, all purchases are final and tickets cannot be refunded, changed or modified. See our terms and conditions for more information
📱 You'll find more info about your booking in your Fever ticket and confirmation email

Description
Museum The Ship is the model for the architectural movement The Amsterdam School. At this museum, you'll learn about the history of social housing in the 20th century, take a free tour, see a reconstruction of a hovel, and more. The Amsterdam School architectural style originated around 1910 and was prominent in the Netherlands until the 1930s. Also visit the permanent exhibition Amsterdam School, imagined ideals, which showcases the architecture and decorative arts that were so crucial to the movement. In addition, see a number of temporary exhibitions and take a free tour of the former post office and a reconstruction of a hovel, complete with original interior. You can officially call yourself "educated" after this!