Can two people use one Amsterdam card?

The Validity of the I Amsterdam City Card The card is valid for one person and can be purchased locally at various points of sale or at a discounted price from us online.



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The City Card in three steps Activate the digital card in the app. The physical card is activated when you first use it. To visit City Card locations, simply show your card at the entrance. Scan your card when entering any bus, tram or metro.

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If we take away the public transport 5 day ticket price component (€33), a canal cruise (€16) and bike rental (€15) the card would effectively cost €61 which is a shade over €12 per day. With 2-3 museum/attraction visits per day you could easily recoup the value of the I amsterdam City Card and save money.

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What is included in the City Card
  • Unlimited city-wide public transport by GVB metro, tram, bus, and ferry for the duration of your card.
  • One free Amsterdam canal cruise by a participating canal cruise company of your choice.
  • One free canal cruise in Haarlem and a Rederij Volendam Marken ferry ride.
  • 24h free bicycle rental.


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Does the I amsterdam city card give free entry to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam? No. Since 1 June 2022 the I amsterdam City Card is no longer valid for free entry to the Van Gogh Museum. You would need to buy a separate ticket and timeslot to visit the museum.

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Train travel from the airport Train travel is not included with the City Card, such as the journey from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Amsterdam Central Station.

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Schiphol Airport: Arrivals Hall 2 – Holland Tourist Information. Several shops and newsagents across Amsterdam. Some hotels. You can also buy the card online with special deals.

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Can I enter ADAM LOOKOUT with an I amsterdam City Pass, Amsterdams Passie or Go City Pass? With Amsterdams Passie and Go City Pass you can enter for free and are not required to reserve a timeslot. Pay attention: It is not possible to buy combi tickets with these cards.

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That's because, in the Netherlands, there is no social or written requirement to tip a restaurant worker. However, if you received good service or thoroughly enjoyed the food, it's customary to give a small tip — around 5-10% of the bill. If your service was just average, round up the bill or leave some change.

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