The Museum of Prostitution in Amsterdam is a must-see during your vacation in the Netherlands. During your visit, you'll experience what it's like to sit behind one of the famous windows where sex workers try to attract passersby and lure clients. You'll also be able to hear their experiences and gain insight into the subject. Unlike the rest of the Red Light District, photography is permitted and encouraged at the Museum of Prostitution in Amsterdam. Red Light Secrets aims to educate the public about the profession in a lighthearted and informative way, removing the taboo and negativity often associated with the topic. You'll learn about the history of this notorious neighborhood and experience a typical day in the life of a working girl. A trip to the old city center isn't complete without a visit to the Museum of Prostitution. Amsterdam is known for its open-minded culture and relaxed views on topics that have been controversial elsewhere. Experience how it works firsthand at the one and only Red Light Secrets!
Explore this vibrant city from a different perspective and relax as you cruise along the beautiful canals and admire iconic views. The Amsterdam Canal Cruise offers a one-hour boat tour of some of the city's famous landmarks, with audio commentary available in 19 different languages. A fun cruise along Amsterdam's canals is a great way to experience one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations. Some of the most famous attractions include the Anne Frank House Museum, the Red-Light District, and the former Heineken factory. Over 100 kilometers of waterways crisscross the city's neighborhoods. Some of the best-known districts are de Pijp, de Wallen, and Jordaan. Here you'll find beautiful canals, historic bridges, and quaint merchant houses that give the city its charming and iconic character. Notes: Red Light Museum: Check in at the Red Light Museum of Prostitution, located at Oudezijds Achterburgwal 60h. Show your smartphone ticket upon entering the museum. Please note that access to the attraction is limited to your chosen time slot.
Canal Cruise: Please note that the 1-hour Canal Cruise is only accessible with a pre-booked time slot. To pre-book a specific time slot, show your 1-hour canal cruise ticket (smartphone) at the local office located at Damrak 26, Amsterdam.
Highlights
Enjoy access to the world's only prostitution museum, housed in a 17th-century house formerly used as a brothel.
Discover the secrets of the world's oldest profession and see a typical workroom for entertaining clients.
Sit in a prostitute's window to experience the reality behind the glass
Learn about the history of prostitution in Amsterdam, including its legalization in 2000
Hear the real stories and hopes of prostitutes in their own words
Cruise through Amsterdam's UNESCO World Heritage-listed canals on a glass-enclosed boat, passing elegant merchant houses and beautiful bridges.
What includes and does not include
Red Light Secrets Museum Ticket
Inga's personal audio stories (Dutch/English/Spanish/German/French/Italian)
Red Light District Brochure
1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise with audio guide in 19 languages
Souvenir photos (available for purchase)
Meeting point
Museu dos Segredos da Luz Vermelha da Prostituição, localizado em Oudezijds Achterburgwal 60h
Para cancelamentos até 24 horas antes do horário de início do serviço, não há cobrança. Para cancelamentos solicitadas com 24 horas ou menos, não há devolução. Será cobrado o valor integral. Se o serviço for cancelado pelo operador devido a imprevistos de qualquer ordem, o valor será reembolsado integralmente.
General Rules
Red Light Museum: Check in at the Red Light Museum of Prostitution, located at Oudezijds Achterburgwal 60h. Present your smartphone ticket upon entering the museum. Please note that access to the attraction is limited to the chosen time slot. Canal Cruise: Please note that the 1-hour Canal Cruise is available only with advance reservation. To reserve a specific time slot, present your 1-hour canal cruise ticket (smartphone) at the local office, located at Damrak 26, Amsterdam.
