Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass Review (2026)

The Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass is a visitor pass that offers free entry to a number of attractions and tours in and around Amsterdam. It is issued by Go City which is an international group offering city passes to over 30 destinations worldwide. Buy the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass here

Go City offers digital passes which can be used with the Go City app or just simply printed out.

The Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass is an alternative to the official I Amsterdam City card. Go City also has an Explorer Pass which is based on the number of attractions you visit.

In this article we will take a detailed look at the Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass.

How much does the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass cost in 2026?

The Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass has 4 validity options:

Order the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass here

From the table you can see that the card becomes successively better value if buying the longer validity passes.

Go City is often running ‘hurry now, sale ends soon’ 10% off deals which can reduce the headline card price. There is a further 5% discount available for joining the email list.

Are there any discounts for purchasing the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass for children, students or seniors 65+?

Students and seniors pay the standard rate.

Children aged 3-12 pay the following reduced rate:

1 day €59
2 day €79
3 day €99
5 day €124

This is a plus point for the pass as the I Amsterdam City card offers no discounts for children. Do note that some of the Go City attractions are not suitable for children.

Also remember that some museums in Amsterdam offer free entry to children so do check the list.

Which museums and attractions in Amsterdam offer free entry to Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass holders?

There are over 20 museums and attractions around the city which give free entry to Go City card holders. The pass affords a single visit only – multiple visits are not permitted.

Here is the current Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass attractions list in order of popularity. It shows the regular 2026 walk-in entry price of each attraction:

* slightly cheaper online prices may be available for some attractions.

What other tours and attractions are free with the Go City pass?

What sets the Go City All Inclusive Pass apart is the option to take some guided tours – this can offer really good savings.

These are the tours currently available which are operated by local firms:

• The Life of Anne Frank & Neighbourhood Tour (90 minutes, normally €39.50)
• Rotterdam, Delft & The Hague Live Guided Tour (7 hours, €69)
• Day Trip to Zaanse Schans Windmill Village (4 hours, €22.50)
• Bus Excursion to Zaanse Schans (3-4 hours, €37.50)
• Volendam & Zaanse Schans Windmills Bus Excursion (5 hours, €42.50)
• Giethoorn day trip including canal tour (8 hours, €74.50)
• Mystery City Games – The Mystery of A Secret Sender (€25)
• Hello Amsterdam introductory walking tour (2 hours, €29)
• Self-guided food tour of De Pijp district (2 hours, €14.50)
• Self-guided food tour of De Jordaan district (2-3 hours, €14.50)
• Bitterballen and 1 drink at bar De Pierewaaier (€17.30)
• Guided Beer Tasting with Dutch Snacks (€29.50)
• Cheese tasting Amsterdam at Henri Willig (€17.50)
• Madurodam (Holland in miniature) in The Hague (€24.50)
• Ferry and entrance to Muiderslot Castle (€34)
• Keukenhof entry and shuttle bus (spring flower garden, only 19 Mar-10 May 2026, €44.50)

What canal cruises and boat trips are included with the Go City Pass?

You get a 90 minute open boat cruise around Amsterdam with Stromma which would otherwise cost €23.50.

For those inclined, the Bulldog Boat cruise (smoke-friendly, no kids) is also available.

A 1 hour Pedal Boat Amsterdam rental is also included on the card.

You can get a complimentary ride on the Amsterdam-Pampus-Muiden ferry service which allows you to visit both the Pampus fort and Muiderslot castle.

The ferry departs from Amsterdam IJburg but do check the operating hours as it runs Thu-Sun from May to August and only weekends during April, September and October.

What about bike rental with the card?

The Go City card includes a 24 hour bike rental via A-Bikes.

You can also do the Mike’s City Highlights Bike Tour which takes 2-3 hours with a live guide and bike included.

How does the Go City Pass work?

After purchase of the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass here you will be sent a confirmation link by email with an order number.

You can download the free Go City app for from the iOS App Store or Google Play. You can then ‘sync your passes’ to get your pass onto the app.

The app gives live info on attractions and tours – some require that you pre-book a timeslot and this can be done within the app.

Alternatively if you don’t want the app you can simply click the link for a pdf pass and print it out. You will get a pdf guide about the attractions and you can use the links on the Go City website to make reservations.

The pass is activated on first use – just show the QR code (which has a 12 digit confirmation code underneath) at the attraction and they will let you in. Each person must show their own pass.

If you do have any issues you can always contact Go City 24/7 through its live chat function on its website or its call centre.

Furthermore, there is a purse value associated to each pass which is the maximum useable value based on the standard admission prices. This ranges from €300-€775 for the adult all-inclusive passes.

For example, the 2 day pass it has a €450 value attached – our experience was despite visiting 7 attractions and doing 1 tour we didn’t get close to using up that value!

We had no problems at all using the pass – it was simply scanned and accepted without fuss.

This is how we used our 2 day pass:

DAY1
10:00: MOCO Museum
11:00: Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience
13:00: Amsterdam Tulip Museum
15:00: Heineken Experience

DAY2
10:00-14:00: Keukenhof Shuttle Bus + Entrance
15:00: Stromma Canal Cruise
16:30: House of Bols
18:30: A’DAM Lookout

You can see that we kept the pace reasonably easy – but we could have squeezed in 2-3 attractions more per day if we wanted.

Does the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass give free entry to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam?

No, it is not possible to visit the Anne Frank House museum with any city card. If you wish to visit the Anne Frank House you must buy your tickets and book a date/timeslot well in advance directly from the museum.

Does the Pass give free entry to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam?

No. For entrance to the Van Gogh Museum you need to buy a separate ticket and timeslot to visit the museum.

Does the Pass offer free transport around Amsterdam?

No, unlike the I Amsterdam City card, the Go City cards do not give you included transport around Amsterdam.

However you can easily buy any GVB Multi-Day Tickets online here which offer unlimited transport on GVB trams, buses and the metro. These are valid from 1-7 days on a 24 hour basis and can compliment your Go City card by helping you get around Amsterdam efficiently.

If you take a free tour with the Go City card then this would include coach transport.

How can I maximise the use of the Go City All Inclusive Pass?

It’s good to make a rough plan of all the places you wish to visit with the card. Because tours tend to take up more time you need to strike a balance between visiting attractions and going out on tours.

To maximise the Go City All Inclusive Pass here are a few tips:

• Activate your pass as early in the day as possible, as it is based on a calendar day validity (not 24 hours).
• There are a number of Go City attractions located around Museumplein square so you should try and cluster some of these together. This includes Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk, MOCO Museum, House of Bols and Royal Experience – Royal Coster Diamonds.
• A’DAM Lookout and This Is Holland are located next to each other in Amsterdam North and can be visited in succession.

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  Break up a cluster of museum visits with a canal cruise or outdoor activity such as a visit to the A’DAM Lookout or taking a pedal boat.

• Compare the opening hours of museums and take advantage of ones with early and later opening hours:

For example, Rijksmuseum and MOCO Museum open at 09:00.

Those which remain open until later (closing times vary depending on the day) include House of Bols (21:00 Fri-Sat), Madame Tussauds (20:00), MOCO Museum (20:00 Fri-Sat), Heineken Experience (18:45 slots Fri-Sat), A’DAM Lookout (21:00 Fri-Sun) and AMAZE (21:00 Fri-Sat). Boom Chicago shows run in the evenings.

Be aware that not every single attraction is open every day, so plan accordingly!

What about the GO City Amsterdam Explorer Pass?

The Go City: Amsterdam Explorer Pass allows you 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 attractions to visit based on a maximum purse value of the pass. Prices are as follows:

• This option is more suitable for those having a longer stay in Amsterdam, since there is a 60 day period to use the pass.
• Only choose this pass if you plan to visit attractions with higher prices or take tours. Do not use them for lower priced attractions (eg – Houseboat Museum).
• The 5/6/7 attraction passes are the best value with cost per attraction under €16.
• Regular sales take the headline price down by 10%.

You can book a Go City: Amsterdam Explorer Pass here

How does the Go City Pass stack-up against the I Amsterdam City Card?

The I Amsterdam City Card offers free entry to some 70 attractions in and around Amsterdam. It also includes the GVB transport tickets, a canal cruise and bike rental – plus some extra discounts on top. It also offers 5 validity options (1-5 days on a 24 hour basis).

The I Amsterdam City Card certainly has more focus on museums in the Amsterdam region giving entry to most of the main ones.

You can read our review of the I Amsterdam card here.

Most museums + city transport	Includes attractions + tours
I amsterdam City Card	GO City Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass
1/2/3/4/5 days	1/2/3/5 days
24 hours basis	calendar day basis
€67/€94/€115/€130/€140	€79/€129/€159/€209
70 museums + transport + canal cruise + bike rental	Over 30 attractions/tours + canal cruise + bike rental
excludes Anne Frank House / Van Gogh Museum / tours	excludes Anne Frank House / Van Gogh Museum / transport
Book I amsterdam here	Book Go City here
I amsterdam City Card info	GO City Amsterdam Pass info

You need to look at the attraction list from both cards and see which card works for you. For some people, both cards could complement each other and you could actually purchase both – though do run them successively, not on the same days!

The following attractions have free entry with both the Go City and I Amsterdam card:

A’DAM Lookout, Amsterdam Pipe Museum, Amsterdam Tulip Museum, Boom Chicago, H’ART Museum, Houseboat Museum, Jewish Cultural Quarter, Maritime Museum, MOCO Museum, Nieuwe Kerk, Rembrandt House, Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk, STRAAT Museum and This Is Holland.

Go City has exclusive free access to the following:

AMAZE Amsterdam, Amsterdam Dungeon, Heineken Experience, House of Bols, Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience, Madame Tussauds, Royal Experience – Royal Coster Diamonds and Tour de BonTon.

Note that neither card offers free entry to the Anne Frank House, Royal Palace and Van Gogh Museum.

The Go City attraction portfolio will perhaps appeal to a more younger crowd; plus the additional tours give the Go City card another element compared to the I Amsterdam City card. Finally the I Amsterdam card has no child discounts.

See our full side-by-side comparison: I amsterdam City Card vs Go City All Inclusive Amsterdam Pass

Is the Go City pass worth it?

We would highly recommend the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass if the attraction list appeals and you can also get out for some tours. The passes are very easy to use and because they are downloadable you don’t need to pick up physical cards.

Go City has generally very good reviews on Trust Pilot

You should be able to save 30-50% on the standard entrance fees with the Go City All Inclusive Pass. At around €42 per day, the 5 day pass offers the best value.

Purchase the Go City Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass here

Last update 8 January 2026, first published April 2023. Go City kindly provided us with a 2 day pass for review in April 2023 – note this did not affect our editorial opinion.

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