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I
Amsterdam
store
:
Must
buy
the
city
card.
Me
and
my
wife
got
the
24h
city
card
and
it
was
well
worth
it.
Listen
to
when
I
say
this,
You
save
money
by
buying
this
as
most
museums
and
ferryboat
rides
will
cost
you
more
if
you
were
to
buy
them
separately!
The
Museum
of
Canals
(
tells
you
the
early
history
of
the
canals
)
for
2
people
would
cost
you
about
33
euros.
If
you
where
to
hit
up
the
rijksmuseum,
That
would
cost
you
45
euros
for
2.
Just
by
visiting
those
you
have
already
recouped
one
price
of
1
city
ticket
plus
if
you
were
to
hit
the
canal
cruise
as
well
either
through
Stromma
or
Lovers,
The
price
would
be
minimum
of
32
euros
for
2,
AllardPierson
museum
for
2
is
39
euros,
At
that
point
by
getting
this
city
card,
You
have
already
recovered
your
ticket
price
and
them
some,
Plus
All
public
transport
is
included
in
the
city
card!!
This
all
comes
down
to
your
willingness
and
how
much
you
want
to
walk
or
take
the
public
transport.
The
City
Card
cost
us
120
euros
for
24
hours.
The
service
value
we
got
was
a
total
of
159
euros.
The
ONLY
downside
to
this
card
is
this
:
The
Van
Gogh
museum
and
the
Anne
Frank
museum
don't
accept
the
I
Amsterdam
card
any
longer.
Plus
for
the
windmills
and
attractions
that
are
outside
of
the
Amsterdam
inner
city
and
go
into
the
Amsterdam
area,
You
have
to
pay
for
that
separately
for
that
trip.
I
would
have
happily
paid
10-20
euros
extra
if
it
meant
that
I
can
travel
the
whole
Amsterdam
area
and
not
just
the
city.
I
implore
you,
Don't
be
a
fool
and
don't
go
without
this
card
and
pay
separately
for
everything.
If
you
find
the
24h
too
short,
Then
go
with
the
48
hour
card.
It
might
seem
steep
at
first
but
it
pays
itself
off
very
fast
with
access
again,
Free
public
transport
plus
bike
rentals.
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