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We're tracking 2 upcoming events in Amsterdam spanning concerts, plus 12 attractions and things to do. Use the filters below for what's on this weekend, tonight or later this month — every listing links to live prices and secure partner checkout.
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Amsterdam rewards visitors who plan ahead. The big three — the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum on Museumplein, and the Anne Frank House on the Prinsengracht — all run timed-entry ticketing, and the Anne Frank House in particular sells out weeks ahead. Book your slots first, then build the rest of your trip around them.
Between museum visits, the city is best explored on foot or by boat. Drift past gabled canal houses on a one-hour cruise from around €16, browse the independent boutiques and brown cafés of the Jordaan, then head south to De Pijp for the Albert Cuyp Market, the city's largest street market, and the Heineken Experience nearby. With trams, ferries and 500+ kilometres of bike lanes, getting between neighbourhoods rarely takes more than 20 minutes — and Vondelpark, the city's green heart, sits conveniently between Museumplein and the western canal belt.
Top things to do in Amsterdam
- Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum on Museumplein
- Anne Frank House on the Prinsengracht canal
- One-hour canal cruise through the UNESCO-listed canal ring
- Albert Cuyp Market and the Heineken Experience in De Pijp
Local tips for visiting Amsterdam
- Anne Frank House tickets are released six weeks ahead and sell out fast — set a reminder for the release date and book the moment slots open.
- Museumplein covers the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Moco Museum within a five-minute walk, so schedule two in one day with a lunch break between.
- Look left, right and behind for bikes before crossing any street, and never walk in the red-paved cycle lanes.
- Take the free GVB ferry behind Centraal Station to NDSM Wharf or A'DAM Lookout for skyline views across the IJ.
Frequently asked questions
What events are happening in Amsterdam this weekend?
There are 2 events listed in Amsterdam this weekend spanning concerts. Select any event to see live ticket prices.
What's on in Amsterdam tonight?
Tap the "Tonight" filter above to see today's Amsterdam events with live prices and instant secure checkout through our verified partners.
Are there free events in Amsterdam?
The listings here are ticketed events and attractions with live prices, so we can't confirm free events. For paid concerts, theatre, sports and experiences in Amsterdam, browse the listings above — each shows real prices before you buy.
How many days do I need in Amsterdam?
Three days covers the essentials comfortably: one day for Museumplein's museums, one for the Anne Frank House, the Jordaan and a canal cruise, and one for De Pijp, Vondelpark or a half-day trip to Zaanse Schans. With two days you can still manage the highlights if you pre-book every timed-entry ticket.
Is the Anne Frank House really sold out weeks in advance?
Yes. All tickets are sold online for a specific date and time, released six weeks ahead, and peak-season dates typically sell out within hours. There are no ticket sales at the door. If your date is gone, check the official release schedule for your travel week and book the moment sales open.
What is the cheapest way to see Amsterdam's canals?
Standard one-hour sightseeing cruises start at around €16 when booked online, often cheaper than buying at the dock. For a free alternative, ride the GVB ferries across the IJ from Centraal Station, or simply walk the canal ring at dusk when the bridges are lit — the stretch where Prinsengracht meets Reguliersgracht is famous for its seven-bridge view.