Pijpenkabinet - Free Audio Guide

The Amsterdam Pipe Museum, founded in 1969, boasts an intriguing collection of over 30,000 smoking pipes and tobacco-related items from across the globe. The museum offers an insight into the culture of smoking from 500 BC to today, covering five continents. Situated at Prinsengracht 488, in a historic canal house, it displays over 2,000 objects in a permanent exhibition. Highlights include pre-Columbian pipes and distinctive opium pipes from China. The museum opens daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, with an entry fee of 6 euros. Accessible by public transport, it provides facilities for visitors with limited mobility.