Public transport
You can easily reach the Concertgebouw by Amsterdam’s public transport, including trams, metro, buses, and regional services.
Simply get off at Museumplein if you’re on tram 2, or at the Concertgebouw stop, served by trams 3, 5, 12, and various buses.
For the most up-to-date travel information, we suggest visiting OV9292.
Per car
Het Koninklijk Concertgebouw is located at Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 LN Amsterdam, within walking distance of Museumplein.
From All Directions, A10
Take exit S108 (Amstelveen) or S109 (RAI). Then follow signs for Centrum.
Get detailed directions and live traffic updates on ANWB Route Planner.
To make your journey a bit easier, check for roadworks and other useful information in advance at vanAnaarBeter.
Parking
If you’re visiting this venue, you can easily reserve your parking spot through Eventim with Q-Park. Just check the Eventim parking page for all the details.
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Accessibility
Wheelchair users
Wheelchair seats can be booked as explained here.
Accessible Toilets
These facilities are equipped with grab rails.
Access Elevator
There are elevators leading to the Recital Hall and to the balconies in the Main Hall.
Hearing impairment
The Concertgebouw offers you a choice of two systems. You can make use of an infrared headset that captures the sound from transmitters attached to the balconies. Alternatively, you may choose to use a receiver that relays the sound to your own hearing aid. Both options are available from the Main Hall and Recital Hall cloakrooms.
Assistance Dogs
Assistance and guide dogs with a recognisable harness or jacket are permitted by the venue. To book your tickets, we recommend calling 0900-1353 (€0,60 per minute). If you’ve already booked with Eventim and need to let us know you'll be bringing an assistance dog, please contact us on 0900-5001353 (local rate). Calling from abroad? You can find our international contact details on this page.
Parking
There are six parking spaces next to the main entrance for people with a fysical disability. Holders of a valid disabled parking badge, either the Landelijke Parkeerontheffing (LPO) or the European handicapped parking card (GPK) can park in these spaces free of charge. You’ll also find a taxi rank nearby.
If you need more information about parking, you can also visit the City of Amsterdam’s website.
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If you have any further questions about accessibility, we recommend contacting the Concertgebouw directly. Their team will be happy to assist you.
