3-in-1: BodyWorlds, Icebar & Museum of Prostitution Ticket

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Duration: 1d
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands


Category: Attractions

Highlights:
Fast-track entry to 3 popular & busy Amsterdam attractions
Flexibility to explore the destinations at your own pace
Awe-inspiring exhibits on the human body at BodyWorlds
Cool cocktails & frozen party ambiance at XtraCold Icebar
Intrigue & secrets of the infamous Red Light District

Inclusions:
Fast-track entry to BodyWorlds Amsterdam, Xtracold Icebar, and Museum of Prostitution
2 cocktails or non-alcoholic beverages in the Icebar
Warm clothing and gloves in the Icebar

Description:

Get tickets to 3 of Amsterdam’s most popular attractions at once, and skip standing in long lines at the venues. Learn about human anatomy at the extraordinary BodyWorlds exhibition, enjoy cool cocktails in an ice cave, and go behind the scenes in the infamous Red Light District.

The fascinating BodyWorlds exhibit features more than 200 anatomical specimens, introducing visitors to the complexity, vulnerability, and resilience of the human body. See intimate and intricate details of each dissected and displayed body—granted by voluntary donors—and learn about what makes us human and what makes us tick. This interactive, one-of-a-kind spectacle is one of the town's must-see attractions.

Chat up Eskimo hosts, meet a polar bear, or join a sing-along with the Ice Queen in Xtracold Icebar. Dressed head-to-toe in warm clothing provided for you, enjoy drinks in a bar made using 35 tons of ice—the furniture, walls, art, and even the glasses are all frozen solid. See a 3-D movie that transports you to sub-zero scenes while icy winds blow and the ground shakes beneath your feet.

Step into the intriguing world of Amsterdam`s infamous nocturnal trade—the Red Light Secrets Museum of Prostitution is located in a former brothel. Discover the background of the world`s oldest profession as you visit mock-ups of the city's famous Red Light windows and peeskamers, hear stories about the workers themselves, and learn more about the De Wallen neighborhood's culture and past.