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I Amsterdam - CLOSED

Hobbemastraat, 19, 1071 XZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Hobbemastraat, 19, 1071 XZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Museum Quarter (Museumkwartier)

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MHassan87

Linz, Austria

2316

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

The sign isn't there anymore

The sign is already removed from the museum quarter. A smaller version is now only at the airport. This was done because the sign was attracting too much crowd. Don't waste your time people

Date of experience: January 2019

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karinasandrade

London, United Kingdom

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

I Amsterdam card. What a disappoitment!!!

This card is a waste of money. Does not cover transport from the airport to the city centre. Does not include: Hop on and off the bus and boat Amsterdam Dungeon Heineken experience You still have to book online for the Van Gough museum and...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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JensTrex

Dallas, Texas

11645

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Good Photo Op

Tip: go EARLY before everyone else gets there if you want a solo shot. It's right in the museum district, so a great opportunity if you are going to the Riks or Van Gogh Museum. In the winter, the shallow reflection pool is turned into...More

Date of experience: October 2018

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Hermes_NL

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

19281058

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

The Sign Has Been Removed! - Goto Schiphol Airport or ADAM Tower.

Please note, the iconic I AMsterdam sign in front of the Rijskmuseum has been removed by the municipality! The green-left city council felt it was too much an expression of individuality - you can argue about that, but it is probably true that Amsterdam has...More

Date of experience: November 2018

7 Thank Hermes_NL

S1987K

Dagenham, United Kingdom

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

No longer there

Gutted that the sign has been removed! Got to the museum and searched for ages... finally asked a member of staff and they said it was removed 5 weeks ago! It's is no longer there

Date of experience: December 2018

1 Thank S1987K

kimbrona

Airdrie, United Kingdom

10722

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Very busy

Very busy and crowded , unable to take a picture without at least 2 or 3 other people being in it. Worth the visit to say you’ve been especially if your near the Rijks museum.

Date of experience: October 2018

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MarlonC324

Zurich, Switzerland

10032

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Iconic Tourist Magnet

The „I Amsterdam“ sculpture is situated right behind the Rijksmuseum and attracts tourists and visitors from all over the world, which make a foto session there - very lively and intercultural! ;-) Fun place to be and the sculpture is cool for various kinds of...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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Funmi B

Lagos, Nigeria

167

Reviewed December 14, 2018

Interesting Place

After seeing all the picture on-line, i finally made it Hobbemastraat in Nov- 2018 where the "Iamsterdam" sign is located. it was an interesting experience. The sign is too long it will take a good camera and photographer to get a good picture of all...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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Kaye N

Provo, Utah

546154

Reviewed December 10, 2018

Kind of Cool

This is a very large sign in the middle of the square. It's not really a tourist attraction unless you want to try to take a picture. Just be prepared to have other people in your picture unless you go when everyone else is asleep....More

Date of experience: November 2018

1 Thank Kaye N

83christiaanv

Amstelveen, The Netherlands

Reviewed December 2, 2018 via mobile

Farewell visit

Small thinking local government took them away today. Too much tourism troubles. But meanwhile accepting very kitch skatering, cheap fiod places, fascilitating ADE (festival supporting drugs). So maybe dear tourists chiose for a more friendly city and don’t allow visitots from Amsterdam to your city...More

Date of experience: December 2018

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Travel Forum Posts

Kaye W

Lanark, United Kingdom

I Amsterdam via Expedia (1 Replies)

Hi. I bought two i Amsterdam cards via Expedia. On looking at the voucher it says only valid on the days stated but I thought they were valid for 48hrs after first use regardless of the dates. Can someone please advise. Thank you

June 25, 2018|

Response fromBreda_Travelgirl|

“I bought two i Amsterdam cards via Expedia. ” Why?

Scotlady

San Antonio, Texas

Van Gogh Museum on a Saturday morning in June? (1 Replies)

Hi, just wondering how busy this will be if we go around 11 am. I've read some posts here about the queue's, etc., and wondering if 11 am is early enough to avoid the worst of it. Don't mind waiting in line a little (we will have the I Amsterdam cards, if that makes any difference), but does it get so crowded inside that it is hard to see the paintings? My daughter & I are coming into Amsterdam that morning, and trying to get the Van Gogh out of the way before hubby's flight arrives in...More

April 29, 2010|

Response fromRonaldoC|

Hard to say. Negate your worries by buying a ticket online. The queues are normally for the ticket office anyway.

JRigga

Portsmouth, England

Museumkaart or I Amsterdam Card? (7 Replies)

Hi, My partner and I will be in Amsterdam for 5 days over Christmas. We are not sure whether to buy the I Amsterdam Card as the most it lasts is 3 days, however, it does include travel. What sort of dicounts are available at other attractions with those not free entrance museums with the Museumkaart? Are most museums within walking distance or would it be best to use public transport? Is there an equivalent of a travel card and how much are they? Any advice much appreciated. ...More

December 05, 2006|

Response fromprzyk|

We recently returned from Amsterdam and found the 3 day I Amsterdam card very convenient. It was nice to have the unlimited transit pass as the weather is rather cool and it was nice to be able to hop on and off trams even for a short ride to get out of the cold. The Anne Frank House is not included with the card, so we saw that and did some shopping and other wandering around on our extra day since the card was only good for 3 days. We saw several smaller museums that we would not have...More

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