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Rembrandt & Love: Jul 1 – Oct 15, 2023
Rembrandt's Peacocks: Jul 1 – Oct 15, 2023
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Rembrandt House Museum
Amsterdam Canal Cruise
Rembrandt House Museum
Amsterdam Canal Cruise
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Rembrandt House Museum
Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience
Rembrandt House Museum
Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience
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This museum is a unique opportunity as the only place in the world you can experience how Rembrandt lived and created his masterpieces 400 years later; through etching and painting demonstrations. Delve into the intricate facets of love through Rembrandt's eyes at the 'Rembrandt and Love' exhibition, and discover the legendary masterpiece of his son Titus through the captivating exhibit 'Titus Returns Home.' Discover many more exhibitions year-round, like 'Framing Rembrandt' and much more! Audioguide is available for all temporary and permanent exhibits in 10 languages. It is also available for children.
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Partake in an extensive experience of where Rembrandt lived and created his masterpieces, view his famous paintings at the Rijksmuseum, and learn about his personal life through the exhibits at Rembrandt’s Amsterdam Experience. The combo tickets combine experiences at better prices compared to individual tickets, especially if you plan to visit multiple Rembrandt-related attractions in Amsterdam. The combo tickets also have additional perks like a canal cruise, audio guides, and snack boxes, depending on the ticket.
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The best way to explore the attractions of Amsterdam is by purchasing the I amsterdam City Card. You get access to all significant highlights, free access to more than 70+ attractions, city-wide public transport, a canal cruise, a 40% discount on attractions, and free 24-hour bicycle rent. However, train services are excluded. You can select the card duration to be 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120 hours. The City Card also permits only one person per card. Please note from Thursday, 8th of December 2023, the I amsterdam City Card will be a digital product instead of the current physical card that needs to be collected.
Be transported to 17th-century Amsterdam and observe daily life, living quarters, and the studio of Rembrandt on the Rozengracht through interactive exhibits, 3D animations, and virtual reality. Immerse yourself in the stories of the renowned Dutch painter and meet his mistress Hendrickje, son Titus, and daughter Cornelia through an exceptional video art experience. Follow Rembrandt's journey, at 18 years of age, from Leiden to Amsterdam and how he transformed the art community of Amsterdam. You can enjoy the show in one of the preferred languages of the seven available.
Free cancellation and a full refund are available until 24 hours before the experience.
Children between the age of 6-11 enjoy discounted tickets.
The Art of Drawing exhibition showcases drawings by Rembrandt, Bol, and Maes and offers fun activities to help visitors understand the art of drawing. The Art of Drawing will be divided into seven chapters explaining ‘Why did a seventeenth-century artist make drawings?’
Titus van Rijn's portrait returns to his birthplace at the Rembrandt House Museum in the Titus is Back Home exhibit, where visitors can view the painting with different lenses and discover new things about the iconic piece.
The ‘Rembrandt and Love’ summer exhibition offers a glimpse into the artist's romantic life through over 50 etchings, showcasing love in different forms. Saskia Uylenburgh, the artist's first great love, is featured on the etching plate multiple times.
Framing Rembrandt exhibit takes visitors on a four-century-long journey of imaging, showcasing artworks, documents, and unexpected items, and includes a cinema room with biopics about Rembrandt from different eras.
The Rembrandt House Museum- The museum re-opens on March 18th, 2023, with 30% more Rembrandt!
Rembrandt’s Amsterdam Experience-
The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the center of Amsterdam, near the famous Waterlooplein and on a 15-minute walk from Amsterdam’s Central Station.
Public transportation
Car parks
The Waterlooplein, Muziektheater/Stadhuis, or Valkenburgerstraat car parks are all situated near the museum (approximately a 3-minute walk from the museum)
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General Information:
A. The best way to buy Rembrandt House Museum tickets is to get them online.
A. At the Rembrandt House Museum, visitors can see the studio where Rembrandt worked, as well as his living quarters. The museum also features a collection of Rembrandt's paintings, drawings, and etchings, as well as works by his contemporaries.
A. If you are looking for a stellar art collection, a peek into the life of Rembrandt, or a closer look at his role in the evolution of European art, the Rembrandt House Museum is the place for you.
A. The entrance fee for adults is €17.50. Children from 6 years to under 18 years old can visit the museum for €5. Discounts are available for students, seniors, and groups.
A. The museum is partially wheelchair accessible, with an elevator providing access to some upper floors. However, due to the historic nature of the building, there may be inaccessible for visitors with mobility impairments. Guide dogs are also allowed in the museum. Rembrandt’s Amsterdam Experience is spread across a single floor and is completely wheelchair accessible.
A. A visit to the Rembrandt House Museum typically takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, but visitors can spend as much time as they like exploring the museum.
A. The best months to visit the Rembrandt House Museum are from March to May and September to November. The weather is mellow and there are fewer crowds.
A. Photography is allowed in most parts of the museum, but there may be restrictions in certain areas. Flash photography and the use of tripods are not permitted.
A. Book Rembrandt House Museum tickets online to grab incredible deals and discounts.
A. The Rembrandt House Museum is on Jodenbreestraat 4, 1011 NK Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is in the center of Amsterdam, near the famous Waterlooplein and a 15-minute’ walk from Amsterdam’s Central Station.
A. The best way to is by public transportation. Metro: every line from and to CS Amsterdam, Nieuwemarkt Station, Hoogstraat exit. Tram: line 14, Waterlooplein stop. Train: Amsterdam Central Station (15-minute walk or 2 minutes by subway).
A. There are several art museums near the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam. Some of them include Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum, located on Museumstraat. Another museum you might be interested in is Moco Museum Amsterdam.
A. The Rembrandt House Museum re-opens on March 18th, 2023, with 30% more Rembrandt! The Rembrandt House Museum is open from 10 AM to 6 PM every day except April 27th and December 25th.
A. It is recommended that you spend at least two to three hours in the Rembrandt House Museum as there are over 1600 masterpieces to enjoy.
A. The Rembrandt House Museum has audio-guided tours in 10 languages, and sign language guides.