Houseboat Museum Tickets: Step Inside Canal Life

Compare Houseboat Museum admission with audio commentary, check pass benefits and boarding access, and discover canal life aboard the Hendrika Maria.

The Houseboat Museum opens the doors of the Hendrika Maria, a former cargo vessel moored on Prinsengracht. Step inside its domestic rooms to see how a working boat became an Amsterdam home.

These are museum admission tickets for an independent visit with audio commentary. The boat stays at its mooring throughout your visit. Access involves steep stairs and compact spaces, so check suitability before booking if mobility is a concern.

Book Houseboat Museum admission

Compare admission with an audio guide from the booking partners below. These offers cover the same moored museum; choose according to available dates, audio language and cancellation terms.

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Houseboat Museum: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Explore the living quarters and learn about Amsterdam's houseboat history
Houseboat Museum Amsterdam Self Guided Audio Tour

Houseboat Museum Amsterdam Self Guided Audio Tour

Explore the Houseboat Museum of Amsterdam. With its rich history, built in 1914, this interactive self guided audio tour throws you back in time. Discover how the family…
Houseboat Museum Admission

Houseboat Museum Admission

Step aboard the historic Hendrika Maria and explore the living spaces of an Amsterdam houseboat. Independent museum visit; check the audio language and date.

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Choose your Houseboat Museum ticket

For this small museum, start by checking whether your existing city pass includes admission. Otherwise choose a museum ticket and read its date and arrival instructions. Confirm the stairs are suitable for everyone in your group.

Want museum admission with audio?

Explore the living spaces aboard the moored Hendrika Maria. Check the audio language available for your visit.

Need flexible cancellation?

Check the cancellation deadline and payment terms of your selected admission. The GetYourGuide offer currently lists a 24-hour cancellation window.

Visiting with family or a city pass?

Check child rates and pass benefits before buying standard admission. Museumkaart has a reduced paid rate; it does not give free entry here.

Compare Houseboat Museum admission

Compare the Houseboat Museum admission offers below for an independent visit. Check current prices, booking conditions, whether an audio guide is included and the available language before paying.

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Houseboat Museum: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Houseboat Museum Amsterdam Self Guided Audio Tour
Houseboat Museum Amsterdam Self Guided Audio Tour
Houseboat Museum Admission
Houseboat Museum Admission
Price
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Rating
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Duration
30 min
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Houseboat Museum prices and pass benefits

The partner admission offers listed here start from €10. The museum’s own ticket categories include a lower online morning rate, child rates and cardholder arrangements. Check those categories before buying a standard adult partner ticket.

Booking and entry information

Opening hours

October–June 10:00–17:00; July–September 10:00–20:00. Closed 1 January, 27 April, Canal Parade Saturday and 25 December 2026.

Booking and boarding

Book the date and arrival option specified by your chosen offer. Entrance is at Prinsengracht 296K.

Museum admission

Admission to the moored houseboat with audio commentary. Steep stairs and limited space; check mobility suitability before booking.

Entry with audio commentary

Choose a museum entry ticket with audio commentary. The visit takes place aboard the moored houseboat. Follow the selected offer’s date and voucher instructions.

Houseboat Museum: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Explore the living quarters and learn about Amsterdam's houseboat history
From €10
Check availability

Houseboat Museum Amsterdam Self Guided Audio Tour

Explore the Houseboat Museum of Amsterdam. With its rich history, built in 1914, this interactive self guided audio tour throws you back in time. Discover how the family…
From €10
Check availability

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

Do I need to book Houseboat Museum admission?

Online booking lets you choose the date and ticket option offered. Tickets can also be bought aboard, subject to space. Follow the arrival instructions on your selected offer.

The Tiqets and Viator offers shown here include audio commentary for an independent visit. Check the available languages when reserving. The museum currently lists 18 languages.

Admission lets you explore the rooms of the Hendrika Maria and learn about houseboat living. Read your chosen offer’s inclusions; refreshments and hotel transport are not automatically part of admission.

The museum remains moored on Prinsengracht. Your ticket is for visiting its interior; it does not include a sailing trip.

The museum suggests around 25–35 minutes. Allow extra time if you like listening to the commentary carefully or browsing the shop.

Children aged 5–12 have a reduced rate; under-fives enter free. Select the correct age category and review any partner-specific booking instructions.

Boarding involves steep stairs and the interior is compact. Contact the museum about your mobility requirements before purchasing; do not assume step-free access.

Conditions depend on the booking channel. The GetYourGuide offer shown lists free cancellation up to 24 hours before the visit. Confirm the deadline and any date-change rules in your booking.

The museum lists free admission with I amsterdam City Card and Amsterdam/Go City Pass. Museumkaart holders receive a reduced paid rate rather than free entry. Verify that your pass is valid and check its reservation instructions.

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