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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.
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Get access to 70+ attractions, city-wide public transport, a canal cruise, 40% discount on attractions, and free 24-hour bicycle rent. You can select the card duration to be 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120 hours.
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
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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.