Van Gogh Museum Tickets

Museum accessible , the checkroom simple and practical . Only note : I would prefer to pay the ticket more and let in fewer people at a time . Unfortunately there are many rude people who force you to pass too quickly in front of the works .

Very crowded despite the timed entry. Beautiful collection. I wish more people knew not to walk in front of people while viewing.

It's a really fascinating museum and definitely worth visiting. The collection is very large so you need to take enough time for this experience. However, some regulations are bizzar, i. e. we had to leave all our things in the locker, I only took some money with me, but when we were at the cafe it turned out that they don't accept cash so I had to walk and pick my handbag with all the cards only to be stopped at the escalator because of the bag. I found it an exaggeration and also very exhausting since we were hungry. You also need to wait in a queue to get a locker, you cannot just choose one that is free. You even need to wait in a queue if you just want to get your card out of your locker or leave the bag that you mistakenly took.

Big fan of Van Gogh, exhibition set out his biography with chronological display of his works in the context of his age and state of mental health. Also interesting to see the works of his contemporary artistic colleagues and how they influenced his own body of work.

Not too crowded, all the paintings and sculptures are clearly visible. Also enough places to rest and view the paintings from a distance.

The museum is nice,well organized, the works are many ,the audio guide a tad confusing if you choose the option "the main works". Otherwise a good service.

Museum well worth going to . We arrived an hour early and they let us in . We booked the audio tour which was good value for money

the museum is easily accessible by public transportation. public. Purchasing tickets online avoids the formation of a queue outside the museum. Visitors can use free lockers placed immediately after the entrance to store jackets and personal belongings all of which makes it easier to visit the museum. Congratulations!!!

The information relating to each exhibit was too small and hard to access, it was hidden by other visitors hands! There was no signposting to ensure visitors made the most of all exhibits. I didn't even see the aeroplane exhibit. All in all I was very disappointed with the visit.

A memorable visit amidst the wonderful colors of his paintings , reading his letters and learning about his life .

Everything seeing all Van Goghs paintings but also seeing personal items and in particular the Chinese lacquered box containing wools Van Gogh used for colour matching and analysis to save on wasting paint. We also enjoyed the exhibition on the impressionists and the Netherlands.

A perfect organization. No time restrictions in the stay, A very well done audio guide that allowed me to get into the details of the selected paintings. Congratulations!

The tour guide told many interesting stories about Van Gogh and the paintings. The tour is worthy time and money. Highly recommend

The second floor featured Van Gogh's peasant artwork and more personal pieces, particularly the painting of his lover at a pub or café in France. I also think that the Japanese art he created was displayed on that floor. I enjoyed having two locations to stop and relax for coffee and snacks.

To discover Van Gogh's works in real life, beautiful place only downside is that there are too many people and some works are poorly highlighted by the light.

It was exciting and inspiring. Please provide barcode feature to your clients instead of xonfirmation number That was bad experience

I am a great fan of Van Gogh and have wanted to gidit the Museum for some time. It fully lived up to my expectations, beautifully curated with very informative captions.

It was a wonderful experience that I called the trip "Dialogues with Van Gogh" that I had to do in my life. Goal accomplished ✅

Our guide, Julia from Italy, was fabulous. Very clear, knew her subject and spoke at a nice pace where we had time to reflect and ask questions

no waiting and very nice visit to the museum with the possibility of seeing the temporary Impressionist exhibition