Erotic Museum Amsterdam

A visit to Amsterdam isn’t complete without visiting the Museums and taking a boat ride on the canals as well as tasting the different kinds of cheese. It is true that there are different kinds of Museums in Amsterdam and each one exhibits different works of art or tell different stories. One of those Museums is the Erotic Museum Amsterdam. 

Amsterdam isn’t just the city of canals, coffee shops and the Red Light District, it is also a beautiful city with a rich erotic past. Located in an old warehouse in Amsterdam’s iconic Red Light District, the Erotic Museum Amsterdam is where you learn all about the history of erotica in the Netherlands and how far it has come through the years. Also in the exhibition are; a collection of erotic objects, posters and photographs.

Housed in a three-storey building, the Erotic Museum Amsterdam aims to educate visitors on the erotic past of the Netherlands and the history of prostitution in the country. The Museum houses a shop with erotica souvenirs, an exhibition on the Red Light District, a room with a wax figure of a working girl on a bike and a model of the cashier of the famous Casa Rosso Live Show Theater. Some of the main attractions are collections of erotica photographs and illustrations by John Lennon and an adult (version) projection of the animated movie “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”.

There is quite a lot to see at the Erotic Museum Amsterdam and if you’re a tourist who would prefer not to pay a visit to the Red Light District establishments, but still interested in knowing what it’s all about, then this Museum is the best bet for you.

The feel of the Museum is quite playful and humorous and don’t forget to buy your souvenirs as well as take a look at its collection of unusual condoms.

Erotic Museum Amsterdam Opening Hours

The Museum is open 7 days a week and while opening times are quite stipulated, there can be different during the holiday periods.

Special Opening Hours:
25th of December: 11:00 – 18:00
26th of December: 11:00 – 01:00
31st of December: 11:00 – 18:00
1st of January: 11:00 – 01:00

Erotic Museum Amsterdam tickets, prices and discounts

You can buy your tickets here on our website. Since children aren’t allowed into the museum, there is no child price.

Regular entrance price

Note: Online tickets need to be printed, they can not be scanned from your smartphone. The online tickets you buy here are open tickets; you can use these tickets on any desired date and time.

Online discount tickets

Address, contact information and route to the Erotic Museum

Erotic Museum Amsterdam is located in the Red Light District. It is less than a 10-minute walk away from Central Station and 5 minutes from the Dam Square.

Address
Oudezijdsachterburgwal 54
1012 DP Amsterdam
Tel: +31 (0)20 627 8954

http://www.erotisch-museum.nl/index.php

Public transport to the Erotic Museum Amsterdam

The Erotic Museum Amsterdam is located in the Red Light District. It is less than a 10-minute walk away from Central Station and 5 minutes from the Dam Square.

From Amsterdam Central Station to the Erotic Museum Amsterdam:

Walking: 5 minutes walk from the Dam Square or the Central Station into the heart of the Red Light District. Oude Zijds Achterburgwal is the main canal street and the Museum is quite visible so you can’t miss it.

From Amsterdam Leidseplein:

• Tram 2, heading to Centraal Station, stop at Dam Square and then walk to the Red Light District.
• Tram 5, heading to Centraal Station, stop at Dam Square and then walk to the Red Light District.

With the button below you can find accurate advice for the real-time travel times based on your current location. This application will help you when you are not sure which bus or tram you can take from your location.

Erotic Museum Amsterdam FAQ

Can I use my ticket any time I want?

Yes, the tickets you buy on our website is an open ticket and this means you can use it whenever you want. Please make sure to keep the opening and closing times in mind.

Are children allowed in the museum?

No, minors are not allowed in the museum.

Do I need to print my ticket?

Yes, you have to print your tickets because we can’t scan your tickets from the screen of your phone.

Is my ticket fast-track?

Yes, it is. You don’t have to stand in line or wait. Just show your ticket (s) and go in.

Take a look at one of the following museums below or go back to the general Amsterdam museums page.