Van Gogh Museum Opening Hours, Best Time To Visit, & More

Yes, the Van Gogh Museum is open on all public holidays.

You can get on any bus between 305, 314, 347, 397, 41, 65, and 852, and reach Museumplein, Leidseplein, Concertgebouw, Ferdinand Bolstraat, or Vijzelgracht, all 8-minute walks from the museum. Tram numbers 3, 5, or 12 can also take you to Museumplein. You can also board 12, 2, or 5 light rail trains and reach Van Baerlestraat, a 4-minute walk from the museum, or Spiegelgracht, an 8-minute walk from the museum.

The Van Gogh Museum has one entrance near Museumplein 6.

You cannot click pictures of the exhibits and artworks at the Van Gogh Museum. Photography without flash or tripods is allowed in designated areas near the entrance or the ‘selfie walls.’

Pets are not allowed in the Van Gogh Museum. However, if you have a guide dog, you can leash them on a harness and bring them to the museum premises.

The Van Gogh Museum is dedicated to ensuring that visitors with limited mobility can have a hassle-free touring experience around its premises. Visitors who are unable to navigate by themselves can bring a companion for free. You can also avail of mobility aids at the museum.

Prams, buggies, walking strollers, and wheelchairs are allowed in the Van Gogh Museum.

Yes, there are restrooms towards the end of the exhibitions, near the shop, and at the exit door of the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.

Yes, there is a gift shop inside the museum selling souvenirs, books, and other items related to the life and works of Vincent van Gogh. It is open during the museum hours.