Museum temporarily closed
Due to the current corona measures, the National Museum of Antiquities will be closed until 9 February 2021. We hope to welcome you again in February!
Book your visit from until 9 February
It is compulsory to book a time slot for your visit, even if you are in possession of a Dutch Museum card, BankGiro Lottery VIP card or another discount card.
You can book two types of tickets:
Regular ticket
- Visit the museum WITHOUT the children’s exhibition In search of Tutankhamun
This regular ticket entitles you to visit the entire museum, with the exception of the children’s exhibition In search of Tutankhamun. You can choose from six different starting times for your visit each day.
Tutankhamun-ticket
- Visit the museum WITH the children’s exhibition In search of Tutankhamun
Do you want to visit the exhibition In search of Tutankhamun with your children or grandchildren? Then book a Tutankhamun-ticket. Don’t wait too long, since there is only limited space and the tickets will sell out quickly. The time slot you choose will be the time at which you start your visit to In search of Tutankhamun. After you have seen the children’s exhibition, you are welcome to explore the rest of the museum.
Useful information
- Because of the limited space, tickets for the children’s exhibition In search of Tutankhamun will sell out quickly. Book your ticket as soon as possible. TIP: Visit the exhibition on a weekday after children get out of school.
- It is compulsory to book a time slot for your visit, even if you are in possession of a Museum card, BankGiro Lottery VIP card or another discount card.
- If you have trouble booking your time slot online, you are welcome to call the museum in office hours (Mon. to Fri, 9 to 17) at tel. +31(0)71 516 3163. Alternatively, write to info@rmo.nl.
- A time slot is a period of 45 minutes during which your museum visit will start, after which you can stay as long as you like.
- The museum is closed on Mondays.
Special measures during the COVD-19 pandemic
The following Corona measures apply during your visit to the museum:
- We follow the guidelines laid down by the national government: it is compulsory to wear a face mask in all public buildings – which naturally includes the museum.
- No more than 170 visitors can be inside the museum at any one time. We will be monitoring this number carefully for the benefit of all.
- During your visit, make sure to maintain a distance of 1.5 metres from other visitors and from museum staff.
- Please follow the designated path through the museum galleries where this is indicated.
- Make payments as much as possible by a contactless method or by PIN.
- Protective materials have been put in place at the reception and cash desks.
- Disinfectant is available with which to wash your hands.
- Devices such as audio guides will be cleaned after each use.
- The toilets are accessible. They are being cleaned on a more frequent schedule.
- The museum café is currently closed. A take-away service is available from 11.30 onwards, with a limited supply of refreshments.
Our staff will monitor compliance with the above rules. We ask you to follow their instructions.
These measures mean that we may not be able to provide you with all the services to which you are accustomed. Thank you for your understanding.
Notification
- If you have any cold or flu symptoms, follow the advice of the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and stay at home.
