Do I need to visit all four sites on the same day?

The pass is date-based, so all four venues should be visited on the date you select. Check each venue's individual opening hours before you go, as they may vary.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No. A mobile ticket is accepted at the entrance, so a screenshot or live display on your phone is sufficient.

What are the opening hours?

Opening hours differ across the four sites and can change on public holidays.

Is the quarter accessible for wheelchair users?

Accessibility varies by building — several of the sites are historic structures. Contact the individual venues directly to confirm step-free access before your visit.

Is this suitable for children?

Yes. The Jewish Museum Junior is designed specifically for younger visitors, and the broader quarter is well suited to families.

Can I cancel if my plans change?

Cancellation terms depend on the policy applied at checkout. Check the cancellation details shown on the booking page before you confirm your purchase.

Jewish Cultural Quarter: Combo Pass

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Duration

2 hours

Cancellation

Free cancellation 24hrs

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

What's included

Admission to the Jewish Historical Museum

Admission to the Jewish Museum Junior

Admission to the Portuguese Synagogue

Admission to the Hollandsche Schouwburg (National Holocaust Memorial)

Not included

Food, drinks, and personal purchases

Audio guides (check availability on-site)

Transport to and from the quarter

How to redeem

Jewish Historical Museum, Nieuwe Amstelstraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Begin your visit at the Jewish Historical Museum on Nieuwe Amstelstraat, where staff can orient you to the quarter. Present your mobile ticket at the entrance to redeem your combo pass.

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What to bring

Your mobile ticket (screenshot or live screen accepted)
A valid photo ID if requested

Know before you go

The Portuguese Synagogue has a dress code — shoulders and knees should be covered out of respect.

The Hollandsche Schouwburg is a place of commemoration; visitors are asked to keep noise to a minimum.

All four sites are within walking distance of each other in the Jewish Quarter, east of the city centre.

Good to know

Group sizeSuitable for solo travellers, couples, and families

AccessibilityVaries by venue — contact individual sites to confirm wheelchair access

LanguagesExhibitions available in Dutch and English at most venues

Jewish Cultural Quarter: Combo Pass

Jewish Cultural Quarter: Combo Pass

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