A friend suggested we visited. As it was included with the I Amsterdam card we thought we’d pop in as we were walking up Prinzgracht canal. Paid entry is I think €5. We spent about 25 min in there as it’s small, but it was lovely and came out feeling we’d learnt something. Nice shop too. Added advantage, unlike so many Amsterdam museums you don’t need to pre-book, you just walk in.

This small museum gives a good history of something synonymous with the Netherlands. We didn't know what to expect when we arrived, and were pleasantly surprised. Having no idea about tulips beforehand, it was interesting to learn about how they became so linked with the Netherlands. Over only five rooms, the museum is able to impart a lot of information.

Nice visit with interesting information, well presented. I wouldn't have paid for entry if not included in iamsterdam city card though. The shop upstairs was very very busy but the staff were friendly and doing their best to serve people quickly.

The museum isnt that big but it's still very interesting and worth an hour of your time. Would recommend getting the city card if you're planning to go as the general entry price seems a bit steep for the size. Lovely gift shop with lots of great choices.

We had not planned to stop here, but we are so glad we did. The Tulip Museum is a small museum located behind a bulb shop near the Anne Frank House. In a surprisingly small space, the museum takes a whimsical journey through the history of tulips from their native lands to Turkey to the Dutch bulb trade to modern industrial bulb harvesting. The videos are brief and informative and the displays are good. Definitely worth the modest entry fee.

I stopped here to use up some time before my Anne Frank tour, which is just a one minute walk up the street. I’m glad I did. It was very well presented with a mix of photos, film, and artifacts in English that let you understand the lifecycle of tulips, how they came to Holland, and why they are still important. 30 minutes is ample time for a visit, but they have a small but excellent gift shop, too.

This is a cute little museum to learn about the history of tulips in Amsterdam and the farming process. It feels a little cheaply done and there isn’t a ton of great artifacts. It’s a short visit and there is a cute shop. We didn’t book in advance and were able to go in but it is extremely small so I imagine there is a small limit of people allowed in.

This museum was a highlight of our trip! Such a surprise and such a good price, especially as some of us are students. There was so much information about tulips and so much more interesting than we could have imagined! We came away with tulipmania!!! The shop is also lovely and the staff were very helpful, looking forward to planting our bulbs.

You enter through the gift shop and frankly you could go in there and not even notice the museum entrance in the back of the store. It was cheap to enter ($5 or so) and that is about what it is worth. It is a small 3 room affair that you do at your own pace, but you would have a hard time spending more than 40 minutes looking at the exhibits. You can tell a lot of heart went into the museum and it was informative and easy to understand. More for adults, wouldn't be very fun for kids.