There is no mandatory dress code that visitors must follow. However, inappropriate clothing is not allowed.
The Rijksmuseum is the largest museum in the Netherlands and houses 800 years of Dutch art and history, including artworks by prominent artists like Rembrandt, Vermeer & Van Gogh. Spanning 80 galleries, the Rijksmuseum is also home to Rembrandt's The Night Watch, Vermeer's The Milkmaid, Van Gogh's Self Portrait, and Frans Hals' The Merry Drinker, among other masterpieces.
There are a few things you need to be aware of during your visit. Read on to learn about the various Rijksmusem rules and regulations to be followed.
The Rijksmuseum is wheelchair accessible and also provides tactile guides, sign language guided tours, and guided tours for special needs children. Service animals are allowed inside. The museum also has accessible restrooms, Wi-Fi access, cloakroom facilities, a gift shop, a cafe, and a restaurant.
Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the Rijksmuseum. You can grab a bite at the cafe or restaurant inside the museum but you are not allowed to carry your food or drinks into the galleries.
Pets are not allowed inside the Rijksmuseum. However, service dogs are allowed inside.
Yes, guide dogs are allowed inside the Rijksmuseum.
You can wear any type of clothing to the Rijksmuseum. There is no dress code to be followed.
Yes, there are multiple accessible restrooms present at the Rijksmuseum.
Yes, photography for personal use is permitted inside the Rijksmuseum using hand-held devices. Flash photography, props, lighting, and tripods, however, cannot be used. Professional photographers need to fill out an application for photography for commercial purposes with the Rijksmuseum.
No, there is no need to carry an ID to enter the Rijksmuseum unless you are eligible for free or discounted entry into the museum. Entry is free for ages 18 and under and for Friends of Rijksmuseum, holders of I Amsterdam City Card, ICOM, Vereniging Rembrandt, KOG, VVAK, and VriendenLoterij VIP-KAART. Tickets are available at half-price for CJP and EYCA members.
Yes, there are free parking facilities available on nearby streets, such as Johannes Vermeerstraat, Pieter de Hoochstraat, and Jan Luijkenstraat.
No, smoking is not permitted inside the Rijksmuseum You will have to go outside the museum if you want to smoke.