FAQs

We’re open on:

Wednesday (13 – 17)

Friday (13 – 17)

Saturday (11 – 17)

Sunday (11 – 17).

During public holidays other or extra opening hours than usual may apply. See the schedule under Online Tickets for opening hours and ticket availability.

We hope to see you soon.

Tickets are only online available. Sponsored visits to the LAM are available. Although sponsored entry is free, you will still need a ticket. Places are limited and all tickets have a start time. You can choose a date and time here.

Of course. In fact, that’s the only way to purchase tickets. Places are limited and all tickets have a start time, so be sure to reserve your date and time in advance. Sponsored visits to the LAM are available.

Only a ticket with start time ensures access to the museum.

Unfortunately, you cannot currently use your Museum card or ICOM card to enter the museum. Sponsored visits to the LAM are available. Although sponsored entry is free, you will still need a ticket. Places are limited and all tickets have a start time. You can choose a date and time here.

The museum is open to everyone. Sponsored tickets are available. Always be sure to book your ticket online in advance. A standard ticket costs €7.50 and a child’s ticket is €5. Student discounts are unavailable.

Although sponsored entry is free, you will still need a ticket. Places are limited and all tickets have a start time. You can choose a date and time here.

The best thing to do is to get in touch with our ticket partner, Ticketcounter: info@ticketcounter.nl. They will be happy to advise you.

A public cloakroom and lockers are available.

Photography is permitted as long as you do not use a flash, tripod or selfie stick. For press photos and professional filming and photography, please contact the Marketing & Communication department at fbudding@lamlisse.nl.

To get the most from your visit, we think you should allow around 45 – 120 minutes to take a good look at the works of art selected for you. You might like to combine your museum visit with a stroll on the estate or a walk through the Keukenhof Forest. We’d prefer you to head outside fresh and inspired after a short visit, rather than tired and beaten senseless with too many new impressions. And naturally, we hope that you’ll come back again to see the rest of the collection!

You may not have enough time to take in the videos and other information during your museum tour. Just mark ​​them as ‘favourites’ and you can login to www.laminfo.nl later to experience the works again.

The LAM is perfect for experiencing together with family members or friends. However, larger group visits are not possible due to the museum’s limited capacity.

At the LAM, visitors are given the opportunity to look at art differently and in greater detail. For example, we offer an extensive digital tour and proactive staff are always available to help. Our staff can provide viewing tips or tell you more about the artworks, the building and the concept behind the LAM. Being part of an organised tour or a large group would therefore not provide extra depth to your visit or make the experience any more unique

The LAM is perfect for experiencing together with family members or friends. However, larger group visits are not possible due to the museum’s limited capacity.

At the LAM, visitors are given the opportunity to look at art differently and in greater detail. For example, we offer an extensive digital tour and proactive staff are always available to help. Our staff can provide viewing tips or tell you more about the artworks, the building and the concept behind the LAM. Being part of an organised tour or a large group would therefore not provide extra depth to your visit or make the experience any more unique

Our offer is focused on children aged around seven and above. Younger children are very welcome, but we don’t offer anything aimed at them specifically.

Prams, pushchairs, strollers and baby slings are permitted in the museum.

The museum is somewhat difficult to reach by public transport. If you intend to come by public transport, please check 9292.nl/en or www.arriva.nl/consumers/from-door-to-door.htm for current travel information. It is a 15-minute walk to the LAM from the Keukenhofdreef bus stop.

The museum is accessible to visitors who use wheelchairs or walking frames. A lift is available. Certain areas of the surrounding estate are more difficult for wheelchair and walking frame users to navigate.

There are no cafes or restaurants in the LAM. The Hofboerderij Restaurant (limited opening hours) is located on the Keukenhof Estate just 75 metres from the museum. Het Tussenstation restaurant is a 12-minute walk from the museum and is open daily. There are also plenty of great cafes and restaurants in Lisse town centre.

The LAM does not have a museum shop.

Unfortunately, we do not have any museum spaces for rent.

Send a message to info@lamlisse.nl and hopefully we’ll be able to help.

The museum is somewhat difficult to reach by public transport. If you intend to come by public transport, please check 9292.nl/en or www.arriva.nl/consumers/from-door-to-door.htm for current travel information. It is a 15-minute walk to the LAM from the Keukenhofdreef bus stop.

A map of the Keukenhof Estate can be found at the bottom of this page.

Free parking is available in the Keukenhof Estate car park. The car park is marked by the big flags at the roadside, which display ‘Kasteel Keukenhof’.

Bicycle racks are available in the Keukenhof Estate car park. Cycling is not permitted on the estate.

Check Google Maps for the best route. You can park your car or bike in the Keukenhof Estate car park.