Amsterdam: Rembrandt House Museum Entrance Ticket

4.6 / 5

840 reviews

Amsterdam: Rembrandt House Museum Entrance Ticket

4.6

840 reviews

From $17.95 per person

Visit the Amsterdam house where Rembrandt lived for 20 years with an entrance ticket to the Rembrandt House Museum, and see paintings by artists inspired by the Dutch master.

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Experience

Highlights
  • Explore the house where Rembrandt lived and worked before he went bankrupt
  • See works from an almost complete collection of Rembrandt's etchings
  • Discover art by some of Rembrandt's contemporaries and those he inspired
  • Experience how the Dutch master lived and worked
Full description
Explore the life and work of the Dutch master, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, at the Amsterdam home where he lived and worked for 20 years until he went bankrupt in 1656, with an entrance ticket to the Rembrandt House Museum in central Amsterdam. Your ticket comes with a complimentary audio guide that allows you to explore the interior of the house, now restored to its 17th-century glory. Discover rooms where Rembrandt worked, and see works of art, furniture, and other objects from Rembrandt's time. The museum also owns an almost complete collection of Rembrandt etchings, and part of the collection is on permanent view. There are frequent temporary exhibitions showcasing the work of his predecessors and contemporaries, and modern and current works of art in the museum’s new wing. Join a paint preparation demonstration in Rembrandt’s reconstructed studio, and learn how pigments and oil were turned into beautifully colored paints.
Includes
  • Rembrandt House Museum entrance fee
  • Complimentary audio-guide
    Not suitable for
    • People with mobility impairments
    • Wheelchair users
    COVID-19 precautions

    Customers must book this activity online because the ticket office is closed

    Safety measures in place
    • All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
    • The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds
    Traveler requirements
    • Customers are required to bring and wear masks

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    The Rembrandt House Museum, Jodenbreestraat 4, Amsterdam

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    Overall rating

    4.6 / 5

    based on 840 reviews

    Review summary

    • Guide
      3.9/5
    • Value for money
      4.3/5
    • Service
      4.6/5
    • Organization
      4.6/5
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    If you are interested in the backstory to Rembrandt, this is the place to be. Although, check as it is I mportant to show up at the times posted for the demonstrations. Once you go through the exhibit there’s no way back to the first floor where the etching was taking place,,,,you can only walk up the stairs. Otherwise we would have had to wait 45 minutes in the hallway for the next session. Luckily, we ended up at the “How paint colors are made.” Demonstration! The docent was fantastic, knowledgeable and took time to engage the crowd as well as answer the many questions that were asked in several different languages. She, gets our 5 star rating. Equally as essential is the free audio guide to the museum.

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    October 26, 2019

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    Reviewed by Anonymous – Germany

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    Great place to visit if you like art, architecture and history!

    I really enjoyed this museum. I had read a bit about Rembrandt before I went, and I think that's what made the visit so interesting. I liked the audioguide, and also the fact that I could get the audioguide on e-mail to listen to when I came home. The stairs in the house are very narrow, but it was not crowded when I was there, so it was fine. But it's no place for those with walking disabilities. The house is beautiful, and I especially liked the Cabinet - what a collector of rare items Rembrandt was! There were nice human guides in the rooms as well, and they answered any questions we had. Definitely a place worth visiting if you're interested in architecture, art and history. I ordered the tickets online, but still had to stand in queue to show the tickets, so not especially much time saved. But there were no crowd, so there was not a long wait to get in. I was there on a Friday about 12.30 pm.

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    June 10, 2019

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    Reviewed by Aina – Norway

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    visit to Rembrandt's house extended my appreciation of his life & work

    I was disappointed to miss the special session on the etching technique. the timing of the session made returning to the exit and making my way back on time to the special session location too difficult due to the crowd. the session was full by the time I managed to reverse my direction. JUdy Sewell. ( May 7)

    May 10, 2019

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    Reviewed by Judy

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