Red Light Secrets Museum Tickets

Unravel the mysteries of the Red Light District with skip-the-line access to the Museum of Prostitution

Take a look into the forbidden world of one of the oldest professions in the world

Learn more about the profession with first-hand impressions from the working girls themselves

Sit behind the red windows used by sex workers to attract clients

Red Light Secrets is the only museum of prostitution in the world

Take a closer look at the world’s oldest profession here

Meet the girls of the Red Light District from behind the famous glass windows and see how they live their daily lives

Enjoy a relaxing 1-hour cruise of Amsterdam’s historic canals

Get breathtaking views of landmark structures such as Skinny Bridge, the Westerkerk church and the charming streets of Negen Straatjes.

Over the course of the time you choose to spend in Amsterdam, visit 70+ major museums and attractions in a hassle-free manner and at a discounted rate.

• Skip the hassle of buying tickets at the city's major attractions like the ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo, Stedelijk Museum, and more, while saving on costs.

• Visit the Rembrandt House Museum, the only place in the world completely dedicated to Dutch painter Rembrandt, and the fun Upside Down Museum.

• Enjoy the convenience of free access to Amsterdam's public transport system (GVB) and explore the city without worrying about cabs or buses.

• Choose from 24-hour, 48-hour, 72-hour, 96-hour, or 120-hour options, and make the most of this flexibility to see Amsterdam at your own pace.

Get exclusive skip-the-line access to the Museum of Prostitution, located in the heart of Amsterdam's infamous Red Light District.

Discover the hidden world behind the infamous red windows, learn about the lives of sex workers, and contribute to a confessional wall for an immersive experience.

Embark on a self-guided mobile audio tour of the Red Light District, exploring its history, stories, and secrets at your own pace from your smartphone.

Uncover iconic landmarks like Oude Kerk, the hidden chapel of Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder, and the medieval Waag building.

Fun Fact: The Waag building, now a guild-house, used to be a gate in Amsterdam's medieval walls and was transformed into a weighing house later on.