Rembrandt House Museum Tickets
Explore Rembrandt's world at the Rembrandt House Museum, Amsterdam. Discover his life and art with our tickets. Opt for a combo with a canal cruise.
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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Rembrandt, where every piece tells a story and unravels the artist's genius.
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Navigate with an all-in-one multimedia guide, encompassing text, visuals, sound, and clips, presented in 14 languages.
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Ever wondered about the stories behind Rembrandt's Peacocks or his take on love? Dive deep into these exclusive showcases for a heartfelt journey.
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he Nightwatch awaits you! But don't stop there; with Framing Rembrandt, blend art with films to truly get up close and personal with the legend.
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Fun Fact: Did you know Rembrandt portrayed himself in his paintings? A true selfie pioneer!
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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Rembrandt, where every piece tells a story and unravels the artist's genius.
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Navigate with an all-in-one multimedia guide, encompassing text, visuals, sound, and clips, presented in 14 languages.
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Ever wondered about the stories behind Rembrandt's Peacocks or his take on love? Dive deep into these exclusive showcases for a heartfelt journey.
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he Nightwatch awaits you! But don't stop there; with Framing Rembrandt, blend art with films to truly get up close and personal with the legend.
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Fun Fact: Did you know Rembrandt portrayed himself in his paintings? A true selfie pioneer!
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Explore Rembrandt's former home where he created Nightwatch, and discover 74 artworks from the Auckland Art Museum's Peck collection.
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Get to know the Dutch painter's mistress Hendrickje, and get to know more about 260+ of his sketches and belongings with an informative audio guide.
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Sail past Amsterdam's iconic landmarks such as the Hermitage Museum and Westerkerk Church on a 75-min cruise with an audio guide.
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Upgrade to include a snackbox to your cruise and munch on savory bites as you admire the lavish baroque buildings along the banks.
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Fun fact: Amsterdam is known as the Venice of the North with over 100 kilometers of canals in the city. It also has more museums per square meter than any other city in the world!
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Explore Rembrandt's former home where he created Nightwatch, and discover 74 artworks from the Auckland Art Museum's Peck collection.
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Get to know the Dutch painter's mistress Hendrickje, and get to know more about 260+ of his sketches and belongings with an informative audio guide.
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Sail past Amsterdam's iconic landmarks such as the Hermitage Museum and Westerkerk Church on a 75-min cruise with an audio guide.
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Upgrade to include a snackbox to your cruise and munch on savory bites as you admire the lavish baroque buildings along the banks.
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Fun fact: Amsterdam is known as the Venice of the North with over 100 kilometers of canals in the city. It also has more museums per square meter than any other city in the world!
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Explore Rembrandt House Museum, formerly the artist's home, where he painted the iconic Nightwatch, and gain insight into his life via an audio guide.
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Discover 74 paintings from Auckland Art Museum and admire Rembrandt's famed painting Titus, which returns to its place of creation nearly 400 years later.
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Visit Rembrandt's studio and walk through a 25-min immersive journey full of video projections and special effects at Rembrandt's Amsterdam Experience.
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With a multilingual audio guide and video art, learn more about the Dutch painter, his mistress Hendrickje, son Titus, and daughter Cornelia.
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Fun Fact: Rembrandt is known to hide codes in his art, embedding messages, ciphers, and riddles. The Alchemist painting has a secret code that reads God in Hebrew!
More details
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Explore Rembrandt House Museum, formerly the artist's home, where he painted the iconic Nightwatch, and gain insight into his life via an audio guide.
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Discover 74 paintings from Auckland Art Museum and admire Rembrandt's famed painting Titus, which returns to its place of creation nearly 400 years later.
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Visit Rembrandt's studio and walk through a 25-min immersive journey full of video projections and special effects at Rembrandt's Amsterdam Experience.
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With a multilingual audio guide and video art, learn more about the Dutch painter, his mistress Hendrickje, son Titus, and daughter Cornelia.
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Fun Fact: Rembrandt is known to hide codes in his art, embedding messages, ciphers, and riddles. The Alchemist painting has a secret code that reads God in Hebrew!
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Pro tips to help you make a pick
If you aim to avoid crowds, consider arriving early as the museum opens at 10 AM. This will give you ample time to explore the exhibits before larger groups arrive.
The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the heart of Amsterdam, surrounded by other cultural attractions. Consider combining your visit with exploring nearby museums or historical sites.
The museum occasionally hosts special events and workshops. Check their website for upcoming activities that might interest you.
Tucked away behind the house is a small yet beautiful courtyard garden. Take a moment to relax and soak in the peaceful atmosphere after exploring the museum.
The museum offers interactive displays, multimedia experiences, and workshops. Participate in these activities to deepen your understanding of Rembrandt and his work.
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About Rembrandt House
Delve into creativity at the Rembrandt House Museum, where emerging artists breathe new life into Rembrandt's historic home during the Open Studio residency. Explore Rembrandt's world with his iconic painting of his son Titus and witness four centuries of imaging. Uncover 20 years of Rembrandt's life, experience printmaking, and support the conservation of his legacy. Get your tickets now!
Despite the success of his early career, Rembrandt faced financial difficulties later in life. He eventually went bankrupt and was forced to sell his house and belongings in 1656.
In 2019, material-technical research revealed that two pots found in Rembrandt's cesspool were used by him for preparing canvases before painting, shedding light on his artistic techniques.
The museum also features contemporary art by renowned artists like Marlene Dumas, Reinder Homan, Iriée Zamblé, and Timothy Voges.
The house was originally located in the wealthy and fashionable eastern part of Amsterdam called Jodenbreestraat, reflecting Rembrandt's status as a prominent artist during the Dutch Golden Age
Some of Rembrandt's etchings displayed in the museum are believed to contain hidden messages or symbols, adding an extra layer of intrigue for curious visitors.
Why visit Rembrandt House?
Highlights
Step into Rembrandt's World
Immerse yourself in Rembrandt's 17th-century home, exploring meticulously recreated rooms like his living room, bedroom, and studio. Gain intimate insights into his daily life and artistic process in the space where he lived and worked for two decades.
Live Etching Demonstrations
Witness the intricate art of etching with live demonstrations, a key technique in Rembrandt's artistry. Appreciate the detailed craftsmanship behind his prints and delve into the mastery of this unique process.
Rich Permanent Collection
Experience Rembrandt's genius through a permanent collection featuring his etchings, paintings, and drawings. Discover the broader context of the Dutch Golden Age art scene with works by contemporaries and students.
Dynamic Temporary Exhibitions
Engage with ever-changing exhibitions exploring diverse themes related to Rembrandt, his art, and the Dutch Golden Age. Each exhibition offers fresh perspectives and insights, keeping the museum experience dynamic and relevant.
"Theatre" Room Mystique
Explore the upper-floor "Theatre" Room, featuring a unique lighting system believed to be used by Rembrandt for creating dramatic effects in his paintings. Uncover the secrets of his innovative approach to light and shadow in this captivating space.
Plan your visit
- Last entry: 5:40pm
- Exceptions: January 1 (Opens 11am), December 24 (Closes at 5pm), December 31 (Closes at 5pm)
- Closed: April 27 and December 25
A cloakroom is provided for visitors to store their coats and bags while they explore the museum.
The museum has a souvenir shop where visitors can buy gifts and mementos to remember their visit by.
Restrooms are available for visitors' convenience during their time at the museum.
Visitors can enhance their experience with audioguides, offering informative commentary and insights about the exhibits.
The museum is partially accessible to visitors who use wheelchairs and those with mobility impairments.
Visitors with guide or assistance dogs are welcome at the museum.
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