MOCO MUSEUM AMSTERDAM

Visit the mesmerizing city of Amsterdam and marvel at the beautiful canals and bridges. With the Go City: Amsterdam Explorer pass, make your way to the 3 to 7 attractions of your choice from the list of over 25 attractions and tours. This pass makes it easier for you to tick experiences off your bucket list when visiting Amsterdam in a pocket-friendly manner. You can choose to go to the Moco Museum Amsterdam and gaze in wonder at the enchanting collection of Banksy and other revolutionary artists, hop on the Beer Bus and enjoy a visit to different breweries and taste a variety of delicious beer, or even go to the 100 Highlights Cruise. Lose yourself in the magic of the city of Amsterdam, and make your tour worthwhile with the Go City: Amsterdam Explorer pass Seamless Activation First, download the Go City App. Use your order confirmation number to add your pass to your phone. Once you visit your first attraction, your pass will be activated! Feeling old school? You can also print your pass at home using the link in your confirmation email. You can also show this version of your pass on your phone. Get access to pre-recorded commentary, suggested itineraries, a handy map, and more, available at your fingertips! Your pass is activated as soon as you visit your 1st attraction and is valid for the number of calendar days (not 24-hour periods) chosen over 2 weeks. For example, if you select a 3-day pass and visit an attraction on Monday afternoon, your pass is valid for the remainder of Monday and 2 additional days of your choosing over the next 2 weeks.

Discover Amsterdam's vibrant art scene with this exclusive package, including skip-the-line tickets to both the Moco Museum and The Upside Down. **Moco Museum Amsterdam: Skip The Line Ticket** Explore the Modern Contemporary Museum Amsterdam with over 50 original Banksy artworks and pieces by other renowned artists like Kusama, Roy Lichtenstein, and Dali. **The Upside Down: Entry Ticket** Step into The Upside Down in Amsterdam to experience a mind-bending blend of modern art, a nightclub vibe, and surreal interactive exhibits.

Discover the groundbreaking exhibition "Banksy: Laugh Now" at Moco Museum Amsterdam, the first institutionalized art venue to showcase Banksy's work! Get a rare glimpse into his art, including iconic pieces like "Laugh Now," "Barcode," "Girl with Balloon," and "Love Is In The Air" (Flower Thrower). See original works by other artists such as Warhol, Haring, Hirst, Basquiat, Kusama and digital art in immersive spaces. Next, take to the canals on an exclusive Moco vessel. Climb aboard the all-pink, Moco-inspired boat and glide along the canals of Amsterdam. You'll see the Amstel River, Magere Brug, the Jordaan neighborhood and Prinsengracht from a completely new perspective. Soak in the classic Dutch architecture as you sip on delicious cocktails and drinks onboard your 60-minute canal cruise for a truly rosy day out in Amsterdam.

Skip the line at the Moco Museum to see Banksy's rare pieces and other contemporary masterpieces. Then, hop on a boat for a one-hour cruise through the city's canals, complete with an audio guide. This package offers a unique way to appreciate Amsterdam's art scene and historical canals. **Moco Museum Amsterdam: Skip The Line Ticket** See original artworks by Banksy and other contemporary and postmodern artists in Amsterdam's Villa Alsberg, featuring over 50 Banksy pieces and works by Kusama, Lichtenstein, and Dali. **Amsterdam: 1 Hour Canal Cruise from Rijksmuseum** Go on a classic canal cruise departing from Amsterdam's city center, offering a unique perspective on the city's canals, bridges, and historical sites with an audio guide.

Visit the first Banksy exhibition ever to hit a museum and see classics: Love Is In The Air, Barcode, Girl with Balloon and larger-than-life Beanfield. These Moco Museum Amsterdam tickets give you as much time as you like in Amsterdam's quaintest and coolest museum of contemporary art. See exhibitions showcasing other influential artists on the lower ground floor of the museum's many rooms.