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Visit the Heineken Experience
in Amsterdam

  • Duration: 1h30 to 2h
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Dive into the historic 1867 brewery where monumental copper vats tell its story. End your tour with a tasting on the panoramic rooftop with breathtaking views of Amsterdam's canals and rooftops.

Visitor tip:

Time slots fill up quickly, especially on weekends (Friday and Saturday). Book now to guarantee your access and enjoy the locked online price before available spots run out.

Ticket options

Prices and conditions

Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket

Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket

From 24,95 €.
Drink up the history of the Netherlands' most famous export.

Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket + Rooftop Bar

Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket + Rooftop Bar

From 29,95 €.
Learn about the brewing process and enjoy the city views.

Heineken Experience: Rooftop Bar + 2 Drinks

Heineken Experience: Rooftop Bar + 2 Drinks

From 15 €.
Go straight to the roof to taste innovative brews and see Amsterdam city views.

Heineken Experience: Guided Tour + Rooftop Bar

Heineken Experience: Guided Tour + Rooftop Bar

From 44,95 €.
Learn about the brewing process and sample innovative beers.

What visitors say

Thousands of visitors have already booked their visit: reviews and testimonials

★ 4.6/5 · 12 reviews collected directly from visitors and moderated by Visit Tickets

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Sophie B.

Paris

"The Heineken® Tour + Rooftop is worth every euro. The view of the canals from the panoramic bar is magnificent, especially at sunset. The copper vats from 1867 are impressive. Allow 2 hours to see everything in peace."

Review submitted on 23 July 2025 via Visit Tickets
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Julien T.

Lyon

"Very well documented regarding the brewery's history. The game where you virtually pour a beer without spilling it is fun with friends. A bit pricey compared to the standard rate, but access to the rooftop more than makes up for the extra cost."

Review submitted on 24 November 2025 via Visit Tickets
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Elena R.

Milan

"Going solo, I loved the friendly atmosphere. The staff checked my ID for the tasting, as advised. The 19th-century architecture provides the perfect setting to learn the secrets of brewing. Strict booking required!"

Review submitted on 9 April 2025 via Visit Tickets
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Practical info

Everything you need to plan your visit

Address

Heineken Experience, Stadhouderskade 78
1072 AE Amsterdam, Netherlands
Noord-Holland

City Center · Metro: De Pijp (L52, Prinsengracht exit) or Muziekgebouw (L52, 5 min walk).

Opening Hours

Mon - Thu : 10:30 - 19:30
Fri - Sat : 10:30 - 21:00
Sun : 10:30 - 19:30

Open 7 days a week. Hours vary by season and school holidays. Please check the official website before visiting.

Fares

Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket : From 24,95 €
Heineken Experience: Entry Ticket + Rooftop Bar : From 29,95 €


Free child admission based on age (check variants). .

Visit Duration

Allow 1h30 to 2h for a complete visit. The tour is at your own pace, but budget this time to appreciate the copper vats and the final tasting without rushing.

Photos

Photography is allowed throughout the visit, including on the rooftop. Flash is generally tolerated in common areas, but avoid it during technical demonstrations so as not to disturb other visitors.

Audience

Experience reserved for adults. Unaccompanied minors are not admitted, and tastings are strictly limited to persons aged 18 and over. Ideal for couples or groups of friends.

Accessibility

PMR

Easy access via elevators; some historic nooks may be narrow.

Family

Adult experience (18+), not recommended for unaccompanied young children.

Audio guide

French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch

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Immersing in the Historical Brewery

From 1867 to today, Amsterdam's brewing heritage

01
Heineken® Guided Tour
English guided tour of Amsterdam's historical brewery.
Guided Tours
02
Heineken® Tour + Rooftop
Museum visit followed by access to the panoramic rooftop bar.
Combined Tickets
03
Heineken® Tour
Free access to exhibitions on the history and production of beer.
Self-Guided Tours
04
VIP Tour
Private experience with exclusive tastings and VIP access to the rooftop.
Exclusive Tours
05
Heineken® Rooftop Bar
Bar located on the top floor offering a 360-degree view of Amsterdam.
Bars
06
Heineken® Flagship Cruise
Cruise on the IJ canal with Heineken beer tastings.
Cruises
07
Heineken Experience x Moco Museum
Combined ticket for the Heineken Experience and the Moco Museum.
Museums
08
The Perfect Match
Friendly football match in a miniature stadium with an official referee.
Sport

Tips for visiting the Heineken Experience

Insider tips

Mandatory reservation

Online booking with a time slot is mandatory, and there is no ticket counter on site. Check your date and time carefully before traveling to avoid any inconvenience or queues.

Compare packages

Compare the price of the standard tour (€24.95) vs. the one with rooftop access (€29.95). This price difference covers access to the elevated panoramic bar. This surcharge often justifies the choice for the exceptional view of Amsterdam, especially in the evening when the light changes the city's atmosphere.

ID card

Have a valid ID to verify age (18+) during beer tastings. Unaccompanied minors generally cannot enter alone. Therefore, check the current rules before your visit to avoid any issues at the entrance to the interactive museum dedicated to the brand.

Time Management

Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours for the full visit depending on the formula chosen. The tour is self-guided, but the details on brewing are worth your attention. Plan extra time if you take the rooftop to fully enjoy the view and your drinks.

Visiting in a Group

Coming as a group of friends makes the tasting and discussions more lively. The experience is designed to be friendly and interactive, making it a perfect setting to share memorable moments together while discovering the fascinating history of Heineken beer.

Combine with the Canals

Plan the visit near a boat ride on the canals to extend the Amsterdam atmosphere. The view from the rooftop pairs perfectly with a subsequent river walk, offering a unique perspective on the historical monuments of the Dutch capital.

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Did you know?

Little-known anecdotes

Historical origins

Built in 1867, this brewery was the heart of Heineken production for over a century. It remained the main factory until the company expanded to the outskirts in 1988.

International distinction

The attraction received a Thea Award presented by the Themed Entertainment Association. This prestigious award recognizes its excellence in themed entertainment and its major cultural impact on the European tourism scene.

Industrial evolution

The historic building ceased production in 1988 as the company expanded to a larger site on the outskirts. Today, it serves as an immersive museum in the heart of Amsterdam, welcoming thousands of visitors each year.

Production discovery

The tour allows you to understand all stages of beer production in a lively setting. You discover the complete process, from grain to bottle, thanks to interactive exhibits.

Unmissable view

The end of the visit offers a breathtaking view of Amsterdam from the rooftop. It is the highlight of the experience, ideal for admiring the city's rooftops, especially with packages that include two drinks.

From historic brewery to immersive museum

Built in 1867, this brewery was Heineken's major production site until 1988. Today transformed into a museum, it traces the brand's history and offers an immersive experience of the beer-making process.

Integrating the Heineken Experience into your trip to Amsterdam

Three itineraries depending on available time

Half day

Brewing morning and canals

  1. 10:30: Start of the Heineken Experience tour (morning slot recommended).
  2. 12:00: End of the immersion in the vats and start of the tasting.
  3. 13:00: Light lunch in the adjacent neighborhood to digest.
  4. 14:30: Walk along the canals to prolong the Amsterdam atmosphere.
Full day

Culture and heritage day

  1. 10:30: Full Heineken Experience tour with rooftop access.
  2. 13:00: Lunch break at a typical restaurant in the city center.
  3. 15:00: Head to the Rijksmuseum or Van Gogh Museum by tram.
  4. 18:00: Return to the center for an aperitif on the terraces.
Weekend

Amsterdam discovery weekend

  1. Day 1 morning: Heineken Experience as a highlight activity to make an impression.
  2. Day 1 afternoon: Exploration of the Jordaan district and its quiet streets.
  3. Day 2 morning: Visit the city's major national museums.
  4. Day 2 evening: Shopping and bars to close the weekend in style.
Good deal

Heineken Experience: entry ticket + canal cruise

Heineken Experience: entry ticket + canal cruise

Discover Amsterdam at your own pace and enjoy unlimited travel for 1 to 7 days on all trams, buses, ferries and the metro (day …

From 37,50 €

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Interactive map

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Near Heineken Experience

Make time to explore the surrounding area

Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)

2 min walk

The historic heart of Amsterdam with its picturesque canals, ideal for a digestive walk after the visit.

Museumplein

10 min by tram

Major museum complex housing the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, perfect for extending the cultural day.

Jordaan District

5 min walk

Bohemian and artisanal atmosphere, rich in local microbreweries to compare Dutch flavors.

Foodhallen NDSM

15 min by boat

Modern gastronomic stop on NDSM island, offering a unique view of the port and varied options.

Canal Pontoon

1 min walk

Starting point for boat cruises, allowing you to discover the city from a distinct aquatic perspective.

Amsterdam Stock Exchange

3 min walk

Nearby historical monument, witness to the flourishing trade that enabled the development of Heineken Brewery.

How to get to the Heineken Experience

Estimated travel times from the main points in the city

Metro : Weteringcircuit (2 min walk) Bus : Ferdinand Bolstraat (1 min walk)

  • From Centraal Station 2,3 km → 12 min
  • From North Station 5,5 km → 19 min
  • From Schiphol Airport 10,3 km → 31 min
  • From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 11,0 km → 32 min
  • From Amsterdam RAI 2,4 km → 12 min
  • From Centraal Station 2,3 km → 17 min
  • From Gare du Nord 5,5 km → 30 min
  • From Schiphol Airport 10,3 km → 49 min
  • From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 11,0 km → 52 min
  • From Amsterdam RAI 2,4 km → 17 min
  • From Centraal Station 2,3 km → 11 min
  • From Gare du Nord 5,5 km → 21 min
  • From Schiphol Airport 10,3 km → 37 min
  • From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 11,0 km → 40 min
  • From Amsterdam RAI 2,4 km → 11 min
  • From Centraal Station 2,3 km → 13 min
  • From Gare du Nord 5,5 km → 28 min
  • From Schiphol Airport 10,3 km → 50 min
  • From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol 11,0 km → 53 min
  • From Amsterdam RAI 2,4 km → 13 min
  • From Centraal Station 2,3 km → 29 min
  • From Amsterdam RAI 2,4 km → 29 min

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When should you visit Heineken Experience?

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Quiet Normal crowds Busy

Crowds are heavily weather-dependent: rainy days see a spike in bookings. The rooftop is the main congestion point in summer.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before your visit

Booking

Yes, online booking with a specific time slot is mandatory. There is no ticket counter on site, so you must purchase your tickets in advance to guarantee access to the tour.

Conditions vary depending on the formula chosen. Generally, modifications or cancellations are possible up to 24 hours before the selected time slot. Check the specific details of your ticket at purchase to know the exact policy.

Yes, it is often possible to modify your date or time via your customer account or the confirmation link. Make sure to make this change before the start of your initial time slot to avoid any potential extra fees.

Tour

The self-guided tour takes between 1h30 and 2h. This allows you to go through all the brewing stages, read the explanatory panels, and fully enjoy the final tasting at your own pace.

The standard ticket includes access to the immersive tour and 1 beer. The premium formula adds rooftop access and increases the number of drinks to 2. A free cloakroom is also available for all visitors.

Yes, the experience is designed as a self-guided tour. You follow a marked route with multimedia explanations. Guides are only available for special groups or during particular events, but most visitors explore on their own.

No, unaccompanied minors are not admitted. Although the atmosphere is friendly, alcohol tasting is reserved for those 18 and over, making it an experience primarily intended for adults.

Practical Info

The attraction is located in the heart of Amsterdam. The nearest metro stations are De Pijp or Muziekgebouw. If driving, parking is limited; we recommend using public transport or cycling to easily access the site.

Yes, a free cloakroom is provided at the entrance. You can leave your coats, bulky bags, or bikes there to move more freely through the floors of the historic brewery and on the rooftop.

Photography is encouraged, especially on the rooftop to capture the view of Amsterdam. Just avoid using flash in dark areas or during interactive animations so as not to disturb other visitors around you.

The immediate neighborhood offers many options, from traditional cafés to modern restaurants. For a quieter break, the nearby Jordaan district offers a more local and less touristy atmosphere than the direct canal side.

Accessibility

The historic building presents some architectural constraints due to its age, but adaptations have been made. Elevators facilitate access to different levels, including the rooftop, for visitors with reduced mobility.

Informational content is available in several languages, including French, English, and Dutch. Multimedia materials allow you to follow the history of the brewery in your native language throughout the tour.

Tactile devices and subtitles are integrated into the interactive screens. Staff are trained to assist visitors with sensory disabilities to make the experience inclusive and understandable for everyone.

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