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The Rembrandt House with audioguide is the best way to see everything at your own rythm and become all the informations you need about this great artist, his family, his life and the life in Amsterdam at his time. Great experience!
We were told the Rebrandt House was a worthwhile experience on our recent trip to Amsterdam. This proved to be true. Some of the highlights were various live demonstrations of how paint was made and plates were etched. There's a very comprehensive audio tour. Plan to spend at least 2 hours.
It was very easy to obtain and use the tickets plus we enjoyed the added discount for booking the combo. The experiences at both the Rembrandt House and the Canal Cruise were wonderful and greatly added to our thrilling experience in Amsterdam!
It was really amazing to visit the Rembrandt house, stand in the room where he painted and then go to see a few of his master works! Great combination of museum visits!
Museum visit was fabulous, the handling/operation of the audio device was a bit complicated (comparison with that of the "van Gogh" museum)
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The house was really interesting, and the multimedia guided tour helps a lot to understand the history of rembrant and the house. It wasn't too crowded so visitors management is also very well done.
The exhibition was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed the etching class on the top floor . The expert was so engaging , it was a real treat ! We also were given as much time as we needed at the exhibition.
It was, of course, interesting to learn more about Rembrandt including his personal life, influences and change of public opinion on his work. It was also very interesting to see a 17th century Amsterdam house which I would have had no other way to see.
It was really interesting, I learned a lot. The audio guide was easy to use and the exhibits were really interesting and engaging. We were so glad we made time to visit.
The authenticness of the museum in the original house with the history with it. Makes it feel like you are there. It's amazing
Kindness of lady at ticket desk, keeping the ticket for a delayed friend, and giving it to the right person with a smile.
We loved our combo experience. Rembrandt's house staff where a delight and the house itself is a travel back in time and an inspiration. And the Rembrandt Experience show was fun, warm and welcoming.
Had a very alert docent who recognized I was distressed and short of breath on stairs and she offered me a portable stool to take to every floor !
It was interesting just to know that Rembrandt actually lived and worked in the same space we were walking in and experiencing. Learned a lot about his life that I never knew
The Rembrandt House had too many large groups in while we were there. Perhaps 5-10 per group would be more appropriate. The large groups blocked entrances to rooms, dominated rooms with their teacher/guide. Give them a time slot of their own or make the groups smaller! It was an interesting exhibit.
The musem went beyond expectations. The multimedia tour was so great, it gave me an insight into the life of Rembrandt like I never knew before. I highly reccommed doing this tour before going to Rijks Museum where you can look at his most famous paintings.
Having an audio Guide in spanish was amazing. It totally worth It! It's such an beautiful experience that teaches You a lot.
The artist that was mixing the paints and giving us the demostration was outstanding. The house building and history of his life was very educational.
The house itself and the explainations, all we discovered during our visit, the anecdotes about Rembrandt and his life were absolutely great. We appreciated to visit the place where he lived and to see the objects that were used at this time. Great museum we warmly recommend.
Regardless of the headout ticket, the Rembrandt house was very interesting, the multi-media guide was well done, however the lighting was difficult as it reflected on the pictures so it was hard to look at.
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Very easy and quick to book tickets to Rembrandt's house in Amsterdam although a bit difficult to judge a time slot unless you are going first thing in the morning! The house and history was very interesting and it was well worth a visit.
The exhibits were amazing and the interactive video with headphones made the experience that much better! I could transport myself back to that time and imagine Rembrant living there.
Great museum with interesting audio guide information whilst walking through each room. We were lucky enough to have a live demonstration about how Rembrandt made his paint as well. All very enjoyable.
I liked the reminders. The house was really interesting, however I would have liked to see more of Rembrandts paintings. exhibition area was closed
It was a very nice experience to see the Rembrandt's house and learn about his biography. Unfortunately I was a little disappointed by Rembrandt's 5D experience. There were not real 5D effects. At some moment a chair I was sitting on started to vibrate, but that is a 4D effect not a 5D effect.
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The Rembrandt House with audioguide is the best way to see everything at your own rythm and become all the informations you need about this great artist, his family, his life and the life in Amsterdam at his time. Great experience!
We were told the Rebrandt House was a worthwhile experience on our recent trip to Amsterdam. This proved to be true. Some of the highlights were various live demonstrations of how paint was made and plates were etched. There's a very comprehensive audio tour. Plan to spend at least 2 hours.
It was very easy to obtain and use the tickets plus we enjoyed the added discount for booking the combo. The experiences at both the Rembrandt House and the Canal Cruise were wonderful and greatly added to our thrilling experience in Amsterdam!
It was really amazing to visit the Rembrandt house, stand in the room where he painted and then go to see a few of his master works! Great combination of museum visits!
Museum visit was fabulous, the handling/operation of the audio device was a bit complicated (comparison with that of the "van Gogh" museum)
View original review in German
The house was really interesting, and the multimedia guided tour helps a lot to understand the history of rembrant and the house. It wasn't too crowded so visitors management is also very well done.
The exhibition was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed the etching class on the top floor . The expert was so engaging , it was a real treat ! We also were given as much time as we needed at the exhibition.
It was, of course, interesting to learn more about Rembrandt including his personal life, influences and change of public opinion on his work. It was also very interesting to see a 17th century Amsterdam house which I would have had no other way to see.
It was really interesting, I learned a lot. The audio guide was easy to use and the exhibits were really interesting and engaging. We were so glad we made time to visit.
The authenticness of the museum in the original house with the history with it. Makes it feel like you are there. It's amazing
Kindness of lady at ticket desk, keeping the ticket for a delayed friend, and giving it to the right person with a smile.
We loved our combo experience. Rembrandt's house staff where a delight and the house itself is a travel back in time and an inspiration. And the Rembrandt Experience show was fun, warm and welcoming.
Had a very alert docent who recognized I was distressed and short of breath on stairs and she offered me a portable stool to take to every floor !
It was interesting just to know that Rembrandt actually lived and worked in the same space we were walking in and experiencing. Learned a lot about his life that I never knew
Nous n'avons pas pu vraiment apprécier cette croisière sur le canal dans la mesure où il pleuvait et qu'à l'intérieur du bâteau on ne voyait rien. Une raclette était bien fournie pour enlever la buée mais celle-ci revenait tout de suite et par ailleurs les vitres étaient couvertes de gouttes de pluie. Impossible donc de donner une évaluation sur cette croisière, dommage !
The Rembrandt House had too many large groups in while we were there. Perhaps 5-10 per group would be more appropriate. The large groups blocked entrances to rooms, dominated rooms with their teacher/guide. Give them a time slot of their own or make the groups smaller! It was an interesting exhibit.
The musem went beyond expectations. The multimedia tour was so great, it gave me an insight into the life of Rembrandt like I never knew before. I highly reccommed doing this tour before going to Rijks Museum where you can look at his most famous paintings.
Having an audio Guide in spanish was amazing. It totally worth It! It's such an beautiful experience that teaches You a lot.
The artist that was mixing the paints and giving us the demostration was outstanding. The house building and history of his life was very educational.
The house itself and the explainations, all we discovered during our visit, the anecdotes about Rembrandt and his life were absolutely great. We appreciated to visit the place where he lived and to see the objects that were used at this time. Great museum we warmly recommend.
Regardless of the headout ticket, the Rembrandt house was very interesting, the multi-media guide was well done, however the lighting was difficult as it reflected on the pictures so it was hard to look at.
View original review in German
Very easy and quick to book tickets to Rembrandt's house in Amsterdam although a bit difficult to judge a time slot unless you are going first thing in the morning! The house and history was very interesting and it was well worth a visit.
The exhibits were amazing and the interactive video with headphones made the experience that much better! I could transport myself back to that time and imagine Rembrant living there.
Great museum with interesting audio guide information whilst walking through each room. We were lucky enough to have a live demonstration about how Rembrandt made his paint as well. All very enjoyable.
I liked the reminders. The house was really interesting, however I would have liked to see more of Rembrandts paintings. exhibition area was closed
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Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience
Rembrandt House Museum
Rembrandts Amsterdam Experience
The Rembrandt House with audioguide is the best way to see everything at your own rythm and become all the informations you need about this great artist, his family, his life and the life in Amsterdam at his time. Great experience!
We were told the Rebrandt House was a worthwhile experience on our recent trip to Amsterdam. This proved to be true. Some of the highlights were various live demonstrations of how paint was made and plates were etched. There's a very comprehensive audio tour. Plan to spend at least 2 hours.
It was very easy to obtain and use the tickets plus we enjoyed the added discount for booking the combo. The experiences at both the Rembrandt House and the Canal Cruise were wonderful and greatly added to our thrilling experience in Amsterdam!
It was really amazing to visit the Rembrandt house, stand in the room where he painted and then go to see a few of his master works! Great combination of museum visits!
Museum visit was fabulous, the handling/operation of the audio device was a bit complicated (comparison with that of the "van Gogh" museum)
View original review in German
The house was really interesting, and the multimedia guided tour helps a lot to understand the history of rembrant and the house. It wasn't too crowded so visitors management is also very well done.
The exhibition was excellent and I thoroughly enjoyed the etching class on the top floor . The expert was so engaging , it was a real treat ! We also were given as much time as we needed at the exhibition.
It was, of course, interesting to learn more about Rembrandt including his personal life, influences and change of public opinion on his work. It was also very interesting to see a 17th century Amsterdam house which I would have had no other way to see.
It was really interesting, I learned a lot. The audio guide was easy to use and the exhibits were really interesting and engaging. We were so glad we made time to visit.
The authenticness of the museum in the original house with the history with it. Makes it feel like you are there. It's amazing
Kindness of lady at ticket desk, keeping the ticket for a delayed friend, and giving it to the right person with a smile.
We loved our combo experience. Rembrandt's house staff where a delight and the house itself is a travel back in time and an inspiration. And the Rembrandt Experience show was fun, warm and welcoming.
Had a very alert docent who recognized I was distressed and short of breath on stairs and she offered me a portable stool to take to every floor !
It was interesting just to know that Rembrandt actually lived and worked in the same space we were walking in and experiencing. Learned a lot about his life that I never knew
The Rembrandt House had too many large groups in while we were there. Perhaps 5-10 per group would be more appropriate. The large groups blocked entrances to rooms, dominated rooms with their teacher/guide. Give them a time slot of their own or make the groups smaller! It was an interesting exhibit.
The musem went beyond expectations. The multimedia tour was so great, it gave me an insight into the life of Rembrandt like I never knew before. I highly reccommed doing this tour before going to Rijks Museum where you can look at his most famous paintings.
Having an audio Guide in spanish was amazing. It totally worth It! It's such an beautiful experience that teaches You a lot.
The artist that was mixing the paints and giving us the demostration was outstanding. The house building and history of his life was very educational.
The house itself and the explainations, all we discovered during our visit, the anecdotes about Rembrandt and his life were absolutely great. We appreciated to visit the place where he lived and to see the objects that were used at this time. Great museum we warmly recommend.
Regardless of the headout ticket, the Rembrandt house was very interesting, the multi-media guide was well done, however the lighting was difficult as it reflected on the pictures so it was hard to look at.
View original review in German
Very easy and quick to book tickets to Rembrandt's house in Amsterdam although a bit difficult to judge a time slot unless you are going first thing in the morning! The house and history was very interesting and it was well worth a visit.
The exhibits were amazing and the interactive video with headphones made the experience that much better! I could transport myself back to that time and imagine Rembrant living there.
Great museum with interesting audio guide information whilst walking through each room. We were lucky enough to have a live demonstration about how Rembrandt made his paint as well. All very enjoyable.
I liked the reminders. The house was really interesting, however I would have liked to see more of Rembrandts paintings. exhibition area was closed
It was a very nice experience to see the Rembrandt's house and learn about his biography. Unfortunately I was a little disappointed by Rembrandt's 5D experience. There were not real 5D effects. At some moment a chair I was sitting on started to vibrate, but that is a 4D effect not a 5D effect.
This museum is a unique opportunity as the only place in the world to experience how Rembrandt lived and created his masterpieces 400 years later: through etching, painting demonstrations, and exhibitions year-round.
Book nowCombo tickets combine experiences at better prices, especially if you plan to visit multiple Rembrandt-related attractions.
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Book nowBe transported to 17th-century Amsterdam and observe daily life, the living quarters, and the studio of Rembrandt and meet his family on the Rozengracht through interactive exhibits, 3D animations, and virtual reality.
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Free cancellation and a full refund are available until 24 hours before the experience.
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Discounted tickets are available for children between the ages of 6 and 11.
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Here are the current and upcoming exhibitions at the Rembrandt House Museum:
The 'Directed by: Rembrandt' exhibition explores the artist's use of theatrical expressions and lighting in his paintings. It also highlights Rembrandt's role as a director in his paintings spotlighting his use of 7 directing techniques in his artworks.
Unlike many artists of his time, Rembrandt never traveled abroad. Yet, that did not mean his works were any less influenced by the world. 'Rembrandt and the World' explores more than 40 of his etchings revealing his worldly knowledge and inspiration.
Rembrandt often painted alongside 4-5 pupils at the Rembrandt House. More than 400 years later, the tradition continues as 2 contemporary artists move their studios to the museum and create new works, inspired by Rembrandt's works, his house, and the neighborhood.
Monday to Sunday: 10am to 6pm
Exceptions to opening hours:
Closed on: April 27th and December 25th
The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the center of Amsterdam, near the famous Waterlooplein and a 15-minute walk from Amsterdam’s Centraal Station.
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At the Rembrandt House Museum, visitors can see the studio where Rembrandt worked and his living quarters. The museum also features a collection of Rembrandt's paintings, drawings, and etchings, as well as works by his contemporaries.
The do-not-misses by pre-Rembrandtists at the Rembrandt House Museum are The Crucifixion, The Triumph of Mordecai, The Lamentation of Abel, The Sacrifice of Abraham, all by Pieter Lastman, and The Expulsion of Hagar by Jan Pynas.
Etching demonstrations are conducted every day from 10:15am to 1:15pm, and from 1:45pm to 4:45pm. Painting demonstrations are organized every day from 10:15am to 5:10pm.
The standard entrance fee for adults is €19.50. Children between the ages of 6 and 17 can visit the museum for €5. Student tickets are priced at €10. Infants under the age of 5 can enter the museum for free.
A visit to the Rembrandt House Museum typically takes about 2 to 3 hours as there are over 1600 masterpieces to enjoy. Only the starting time is indicated on your tickets so you can stay however long as you like.
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.
The best way to reach the Rembrandt House Museum is by public transportation. Metro lines 51, 53, and 54, tram line 14, and the Intercity or Sprinter are the easiest ways to get to the museum.
Currently, the Rembrandt House Museum has multimedia guides in Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Japanese. Mandarin Chinese, Hebrew, Modern Standard Arabic and Turkish. There is also a multimedia guide specially for families with children.