Van Gogh & Rembrandt + Rijksmuseum

Finally got here.

As a long time art fan, it has been shamefull that I have reached 60 before visiting Amsterdam. We spent three hours in here and even that wasn't long enough. The staff were very helpful when we had a minor medical issue. First class.

Beautiful

Beautiful. Lovely gardens. Full of history and culture inside and outside. Amazing arquitecture. People are very nice

The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam

The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.

The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam

The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.

Did skip museum

The building is amazing to look at and the park in the back is nice to walk in. Did not go into the museum since it did look over crowded

Simply amazing museum for old and young

When you first approach this museum you are immediately awed by its beauty, size and grace. Upon entering, and throughout the visit, you will notice all kinds of programming for children. A brilliant idea. Not sure why I don’t see it more often. Kids were having a blast. What a great way to expose them to art and the museum culture. I spent nearly my entire visit viewing the 17th Century Dutch Masters. I often visit single artist museums in order to enable me to focus and learn about a particular Artist or period or region. It also helps not to become overwhelmed. In this case (my second visit), I was awestruck by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Steen and (to a lesser extent) van Dijck. I was able to focus on both the artists and the period. Truly great day. PS it gets really quiet late in the afternoon!

Superb

Great welcome from the lady who was checking tickets at the door. She said we had to buy tickets on line or from the Museum Shop. She was very helpful and stayed with us as we purchased the tickets on line, She even escorted us into the Museum. Now that is what I call being helpful. The museum is huge, we were there 3 hours and didn't do all of it, We saw the main paintings and artifacts as we went from room to room.

Amazing art experience

Give yourself at least three hours to see everything properly! There is so much to see and enjoy. Works of art that are even more impressive up close. Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh and many more. The only disappointing points were "The Night Watch" and a Van Gogh self-portrait. The first is undergoing restoration so can't be seen clearly. The solution is a full sized copy in the entrance to the display. The Van Gogh is on loan to another museum.

Get There Early!

I visited on a Monday, arriving before 9 am when the museum opens. In late November, there was already a line! I had already booked tickets on line using their website; I had also booked one of their highlights tours starting at 9:15. Tours offered by the Rijksmuseum don't seem to be listed on their website until a few weeks before, so if you don't see one offered during your visit, keep checking back because tours and slots may open. The tour was great and covered the highlights; it only lasted an hour. My advice regardless as to whether or not you tour is to get there early and go directly to the Gallery of Honor - that's where the masses congregate. However, if you get there early, you will be able to see The Night Watch and the Vermeers with much fewer crowds. The rest of the collection wasn't as crowded. Instead of renting an audio guide, download the app - it's full of info on each work if you just type in the number. Alternately, you can visit using one of their guided tours.

The One Museum in Amsterdam no one should miss visiting

If there is only one museum to visit in Amsterdam, it is this one. Starting with Rembrandt's The Night Watch. You can check on how its conservation is going. Visit the priceless works by Vermeer, Steen and others. Don't try to see everything but focus on what you think will be your favorites. Well worth many repeat visits. If you have a Museum Card, it is a great value if you are often able to see the many museums across the Netherlands. Note: The lockers fill up quickly so early entry or during the slower lunch period (noon - 13.00) have yielded better results in finding an open and available locker.

Stunning

Home to Rembrandts plus other old masters Frans Hals and Jan Steen , Ferdinand Bols , Jan Vermeer and Van Gogh. I arrived at opening time 9am , a good time to visit the Old masters not crowded at all. A incredible place to visit.

Enjoyed

we had a wonderful time learning all about the history of the netherlands. Lots of exhibits to wander through. There is also a great cafe to eat/drink at afterwards.

A Great Museum But The Entrance Fee is a Bit Much

An excellent museum in a very nice building. Lots of fascinating exhibits (and they have the original Night Watch by Rembrandt and even better the only complete BAT FK23 Bantam (1918 post -WW1 fighter aircraft) designed by the Dutchman Koolhoven in existence). So the museum is fab now the downside.... It is quite expensive to go in (about £54 for the two of us). The cafe inside isn't cheap either... To actually go in the room with the Rembrandt is an extra charge (otherwise you view through a glass screen). The layout is a bit confusing - it is quite tricky to ensure you see everything.

A fun day with a great guide

This museum is massive but wonderful. Each floor is organized by date and has many good pieces to see. Highly suggest a guided tour.

Amazing and a bit overwhelming

This museum is amazing. Filled with absolutely beautiful Masterpieces by Dutch painters sculptors weapons etc. The museum practice of grouping all these things according to era really helps a lot, The museum can be a bit overwhelming with its sheer size and number of exhibits, a must see however and worth the price.

One of a kind and MUST see!

Fabulous exhibition and one of a kind. Explore the old Dutch and Belgian Artists in a historical building. Purchase in advance and take a privat tour guide to indulge, this will give you some valuable information.

The Rijksmuseum is home to the Night Watch and 8,000 other pieces on display

The Rijksmuseum contains an unbelievable collection of paintings, sculptures, jewelry as well as other object d'art. Over 8,000 objects of art and history from their total collection of 1 million objects from the years 1200–2000 are on display here. Among this art are some masterpieces by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and Johannes Vermeer. The museum was founded in 1798 in The Hague and moved to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam in 1808. It moved into its present building in 1885 where there have been updates since. The famous “Night Watch (a 1642 painting by Rembrandt) is housed in a separate hall. It’s controversial because it pointed out the importance of an organized army in the defense of Holland. It was damaged by an urban terrorist in 1975, and the room is currently behind protective plexiglass while artists repair and restore this famous piece. The Rijksmuseum is a must visit as it is one of the most important museums in the world.

Impressive

Amazing Museum. It reminds me of the eremitage in St. Petersburg. Of course the collection doesn't come close to it but its stimm impressive and you can easliy spend 3 hrs or more here depending on fast or slow you can walk. Unique art and awesome collection to look at. Best time to visit is during the winter season so you don't bump into other people. Also has free wifi and a restaurant plus helpful staff.

Wonderful museum / art gallery

What a wonderful museum (or perhaps art gallery is more appropriate)! Probably the best art gallery I have been in, ever. The collection is magnificent. The building is a dream (and it was only built just over 100 years ago? It felt - in a good way - like it was built 500 years ago. Kudos to the architect). You will want to book tickets in advance online. There is a restaurant in the facility - I did not check it out. Nearby there were food trucks and a few eating establishments.

Good

Really good museum visit while in Amsterdam. Spent around two hours walking around enjoying all the art and artifacts which was a good way to fill in time.

Brilliant collection

A wonderful collection of art work from around the world. Something for everyone. Could spend hours here. Cloakroom available and toilets facilities were good.

Impressive collection of Dutch Golden Age artworks!

Joined the small group guided tour of the Rijksmuseum where focus was on pieces of the Dutch Golden Age at the second floor. Magnificent pieces including model of the ship William Rex, doll houses, Delftware, and of course, art works by Rembrandt, Vermeer and Van Leyden. After tour, visited the special exhibit on arms and ship models at the ground floor. Need an entire day to check out all the impressive pieces of the museum. Love the Grand Hall with the stained glass portraits!

What a pleasure visiting this museum.

Truly a pleasure to visit and spend time on this place. It's so easy to spend an entire day looking through the incredibly beautiful place. It not crowded. The museum is very spacious and has so many different scenaries. Absolutely 💯 must visit.

Good experience

First class experience. Wish we had more time to fully take it in. We only had a couple of hours. Not nearly long enough. We only had a couple of hours. Not nearly enough.

Major place for preserving culture heritage

The museum places in the premier league of art and cultural museums. While restoration works are still ongoing at some areas, many famous exhibits of e. g. Rembrandt or Van Gogh are accessible. Really visiting and enjoying every art work will take a full day for sure.

One of the great museums of the world

With numerous collections and a host of Dutch masters that you have seen for years in art books, this is a can't-miss if you have any appreciation for great art. The last time I was here we just walked up for tickets, but now tickets are required in advance. Luckily, they are readily available and we had no problem booking same-day tickets. We started by making a bee-line for the main gallery holding Rembrandt's Night Watch at the end. Numerous painting you've seen before line the sides of great hall. We continued going through a few of the other rooms nearby, and ended up going downstairs to the more modern artists, including a few Van Goghs. Taking a break, we sat in the cafe and had something to drink and rested for a bit before starting again. One room I had never seen before was the library, which is a huge room stretching from the ground floor to the roof, lined with bookshelf containing thousands of books on art and art history for academic research. After spending the entire afternoon, we were kicked out at closing. A must visit in Amsterdam.

Incredible Art work.

The most famous works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Vermeer draw big crowds, so if you get there early, maybe see these first. There is so much to see in here, that I'd recommend allotting at least 3 hours plus.

A must-see museum

The museum is amazing! You will walk and climb stairs a lot, so wear a comtable shoes is important. The souvenir shop is worth to visit. I spent about 4 hours in the museum. Definitely a must-see place when you visit Amsterdam. You can find the map on the ground floor.

Grand museum highlighting Dutch masterpieces

For a non art buff this has decent selection of Dutch paintings by the famous vermeer and and Rembrandt. However it is not as varied as the The National Gallery in London or the Louvre.

Great art museum and cultural institution

Expansive museum housing great works of art in a beautiful building. Bought tickets ahead of time and I’d highly recommend doing so to avoid waiting for a long time in line. You can easily spend a full day here, but at the very least, allot three hours to browse the galleries. There is a cafe inside and though overpriced, it is nice to be able to rest your feet. You order through your phone but the waiters can help if needed. They do have kids options. You can take pictures of the art, though be sure to follow all posted signs. The Night Watch was under restoration when I went so I was unable to view it fully, but many other works including the dollhouses, the Swan, and the Milkmaid were all there. The library is especially nice to see, and is a working library. Overall, a great spot to visit if you love art/culture.

Dutch masters

Whilst queuing, we tried to buy the tickets online. Unfortunately, they didn’t have any for the current time slot, but only for in 1.5 hours. We asked the man checking the tickets and he said it was fine, to just buy the later session and he’d let us in which was nice. It was very busy (mid afternoon). There are lockers but all were booked out, but there’s a cloakroom. If you carry a backpack, they ask you to wear it on your front. There’s some fantastic art from the Dutch masters - however the Night Watch is under conservation so it’s more difficult to see. The layout of the museum is also a bit hard to navigate due to how much is in it, but the maps help. There a nice cafe that we had a coffee in, you can either order via a waiter or QR code which is convenient.

A wonderful museum

The museum is wonderful! The art there is just amazing, the staff is nice and friendly. It’s just a bit crowded (which is absolutely expected), which ends up in a bit of a slower tempo of moving around. But nevertheless, it was an amazing experience!

Absolutely loved it

This was wonderfull experience. Friendly staff, unbelievable art, the architecture - definately worth it. My favourte part was all the dogs in the paintings AND conservation of Nightwatch. It is super fascinating to see the process and the conservators on working with this masterpeace.

Stunning

We walked to the museum from the city center. It was about 2 miles. Not bad on a nice day. The museum is huge. But passes in advance to make sure they are not sold out for the day.

A very worthwhile museum

The museum is located a bit south of the city center (maybe a 20 minute walk). There are at least 2 tram lines that service this area and which can get you to the central station in about 20 minutes (you can just use any tap-to-pay credit card on it). I reserved museum tickets a couple of months in advance. We visited on a Tuesday around 1:15 p.m. We arrived a bit early, so we checked out a gift shop nearby (that covers both the Van Gogh and Rijksmuseum) and a garden area associated with the Rijksmuseum. We rented the audio tour devices. My unit did not work (it had lost its Wi-Fi connection) but the staff was helpful and replaced it promptly. My wife and I then used it to take the highlights tour. I generally enjoyed this. I paused at several places to look at other works beyond just the highlights, but it generally led us on an accelerated path through the museum. Towards the end, the map leading to the next stop failed to work, so we had to ask directions to some of the stops. Overall, I liked the collection of works, especially the works by Vermeer. It was hard to see The Night Watch due to the conservation work being done, but I appreciate that such work is sometimes required. All in all, I enjoyed this visit. The museum has a number of worthwhile artists / works to see.

Amazing museum

The Rijksmuseum's stellar reputation is well earned! We booked online in advance and were permitted to enter before our assigned time slot, which gave us some extra time to explore the museum. It can be overwhelming, and we were happy to use the museum's guide to "must see" exhibits. I was disappointed that the Night Watch was under repair and not only behind a glass shield (thanks climate activists) but also blocked by scaffolding. But there were many other surprises that rounded out our visit nicely. We didn't get the audio guide, but we ran into some acquaintances who were using it and they thought it was helpful. There are lockers and restrooms easily available, plus a cafe and the inevitable gift shop. Don't miss the formal gardens behind the museum for a lovely spot to sit and reflect.

A must see.

The Rijksmuseum is a must visit. A huge amount of history, simply mind-blowing. The Building is Stunning and beautiful

A great experience for everyone in our group.

We bought tickets for our group of business professionals, many who were in Amsterdam for the first time, and novices at art. The website was easy to use and easy to get tickets for our group of 20. The museum offers a variety of art and information that satisfied our art lovers and those who were not. The staff on site was very helpful. The app was a great way to learn more about certain pieces.

Iconic place

A must-see place when you visit Amsterdam; beautifully curated collection with good dual lingual (Dutch-English) description. Plan for minimum of 3 hours to have a good time to enjoy. The gift shop is quite crowded during holidays and weekends but worth visiting. The cafe also gets crowded fast. Highly recommend that you buy the tickets in advance or even cheaper to buy the museum card if you plan for more than 2 museum visits.

Amsterdam

Amazing collection of beautiful paintings, sculpture and artworks. Collections of antiquities were amazing, the building itself was stunning.

Lot to see there

Very large 3 floor museum, we spent like 3 hours inside and probably still didn’t see everything, it’s a bit like a labyrinth cause it’s so big inside but lot of things to see. Nearby the museum, you can also grab something to eat or drink

Big!

Loved the museum. A bit big so plan what you want to see and hit the highlights early (we got there when it opened). About an hour after opening, many of the rooms were quite crowded and we had difficulty seeing all the things we wanted to see. Don't ignore the gardens either, they're fantastic, free, and a nice break from the crowds.

Masterpieces Galore

If you only have a chance to see one thing in Amsterdam, this is the place to visit. While it is not as large as I originally thought, there are tons of Old Dutch Masters. I would recommend visiting when they first open because it can get crowded later in the day.

Worth taking your time over.

The guide states 2 to 3 hours around this incredible museum but you need a week! There is so much to see. Crowds around “The Nightwatch” but definitely worth seeing. A very comprehensive series of galleries, wonderful history and building. I’d go again.

Not to be missed

I began following this museum on Instagram about a year ahead of our trip. Their Instagram feed was very helpful to recognize the magnificent works they hold. Entry is through the tunnel. There are lockers, audio guides, restrooms and an elevator tucked into a corner. Larger bags and water are not allowed in the galleries. You will be checked for items not allowed. There are three floors divided by century. Floor plan pamphlets are available at the entry. This museum has so much to see it might be impossible to do it in one visit. I know I certainly didn't see much in the half day I had there. Of course, I wanted to see the most famous so spent my time on the second floor missing the third. There is a garden to see also. The gift shop has much of the same kind of merchandise you find in any museum shop. They are cashless, even for small purchases.

Brilliant

Great museum. Lots of great pieces from the last 5 centuries. Not just painting too. There is art of all kinds. Well worth visiting.

Not the most disabled friendly staff

I would have given this museum 10/10 EXCEPT … I have walking problems. The 2 girls on reception were incredibly rude and hostile to being asked for assistance as to how to access the lift. It really is very difficult to find the lift. It Also has 4 stairs going up BEFORE you can access the lift. Their assistance was SO rude and bad that I asked for the manager. Who was sympathetic and helped. BUT this is one of the main art galleries in the world you should have a designated person to assist those with hearing, sight or physical disability. I nearly cried with the pain after struggling down the stairs. Poor show guys. But the art is spectacular.

Fantastic and a great cafe

Some great paintings and a great place to visit. Although the Night-watch was undergoing restoration it was still awesome. The cafe was surprisingly good and affordable.

Fantastic Museum

If you can only go to one museum in Amsterdam this should be the one. It is a National Museum and tells the story of the people of the Netherlands. The art is amazing - Van Gogh, Vermeer, Rembrandt - they're all here and the galleries are wonderful. Spend at least a morning or afternoon inside. It is well worth the visit.

Must do

I don’t consider myself into art but this was an amazing experience. We spent an afternoon here and didn’t cover it all. Could easily spend a few afternoons here but don’t take your kids.

booked by mistake, but loved the experience 😍 …

A Mesmerizing Journey Through Art at the Noorderkerk The Van Gogh and Rembrandt light performance at the Noorderkerk is a breathtaking tribute to two of the Netherlands' greatest artists. Located in the heart of the Jordaan, the historic church becomes a living canvas as stunning projections of Van Gogh’s vivid landscapes and Rembrandt’s evocative portraits illuminate its walls. Guided by the voice of a skilled narrator, the audience is taken on an intimate journey through the lives and works of these masters. The narration adds depth and context, weaving the stories behind the art into the immersive visual experience. The interplay of light, color, and storytelling creates a unique atmosphere, blending history and innovation within the awe-inspiring architecture of Noorderkerk. This performance is an unforgettable homage to Dutch artistic heritage, offering a fresh and engaging way to connect with the timeless genius of Van Gogh and Rembrandt. I loved it. A must-see for art lovers and anyone seeking a unique cultural experience in Amsterdam.

Amazing immersive experience and not to be missed!

Beautiful immersive way to enjoy learning about Van Gogh and Rembrandt. Gorgeous setting and wonderful video/music projected onto the church. I feel sad by the amount of negative reviews because the purchasers didn’t know what they were buying - this is no reflection on the experience and is user error. The website clearly states multiple times ‘we are not the Van Gogh museum’ so I don’t think they can do any more to avoid this happening. I would definitely recommend - I loved lying on the bean bags to watch the church transform in front of my eyes!

Wonderful experience

The show was amazing and breathtaking !! The images and the sound worked so well together. We enjoyed the whole show and the time flew away. The church as a place for this show was just the perfect spot. For us it was the perfect final of a great day in Amsterdam. It’s a beautiful way to come a little closer to the two artist Van Gogh and Rembrandt, even if you don’t enjoy standing in a museum and watching art the whole day.

Incredible virtual experience

The virtual art experience of Van Gogh and Rembrandt was absolutely stunning. The setting was both lovely and meaningful, creating a perfect backdrop for the works of these two iconic artists. The atmosphere was immersive, and the visuals were simply breathtaking, bringing their masterpieces to life in ways that felt both intimate and grand. What made this experience truly memorable was how well it conveyed the stories and legacies of these two famous local artists. Each piece seemed to speak not only of their genius but of the rich cultural heritage they left behind. The combination of stunning visuals, captivating storytelling, and an incredible atmosphere made this experience a beautiful tribute to Van Gogh and Rembrandt. Highly recommended for any art lover!

Amazing immersive art experience!

The MOST amazing experience! Absolute highlight of our trip to Amsterdam. Grab a bean bag on the floor, recline, and look up as the art and story are projected on the ceiling and walls. Staff did a great job. Go!

Art in immersive storytelling!

This is a must see experience. Cozy, immersive and a unique lens to art. It helps you get a peek into Van Gogh's mind and why Rembrandt inspired him as much as he did.

Informative and enjoyable visit to see this light display

Really enjoyed this light display. The setting was perfect to learn about these fabulous artists. It was held in a church and you had the choice to lie on the floor on beanbags or chairs. Very informative

Great experience!

Great experience, different and beautiful. It would be better if there were different languages, and the sound is a bit low so it was difficult to understand.

Visual Excitement!

The visuals were great, it felt so surreal. The staff were super patient (I was 5 minutes late 🤭🤭) Definitely recommend!!

Immersive experience

A very cool experience linking the two great artists in a church we you are surrounded but their artwork screened onto the walls and ceiling. Music was emotive and the art stunning. Only downside is the audio which can be difficult to hear.

Impressive visuals

Such an incredible show! The visuals were so impressive and very friendly staff! I liked how you could take photos of the show as well.

Came here with my partner without pre-planning our visit and found that to be no problem. Upon queueing up we found out that there was an English show in an hour and a half and that we could come back for that show. When we got back, we bought the tickets without any issues, made our way inside the church and found a beanbag to lay down on. The whole experience took about 45min and was absolutely beautiful to watch. They tell you the (a small part of) life story of Van Gogh and how that intertwined with Rembrandt, how the paintings got to be as we know them today and the visuals really captivate the words that are spoken. The visuals in general are absolutely captivating and very peaceful. For some the show was so peaceful they even snoozed off. Which was quite hilarious to see. I do have to say that the seating availability isn't the greatest for the angle you need to be tilting your head to watch the show for a long time. If you have a beanbag you are definitely a lucky person, since many complained about their neck afterwards. Overall a good experience, would recommend this for the arts enthusiasts out there.

It was really lovely, different than other emerssive experiences I've had

Amazing!!! So worth it and so inspiring

An unique experience. A must when in Amsterdam.

It was a great experience. You can go even if your English is bad.

By mistake me, my wife and my baby girl have visited the Van Gogh x Rembrandt but honestly what an experience to have in Amsterdam. Bruno was super cool and has shared so much after the presentation too. Definitely if you are in Amsterdam you should pay them a visit!

Great experience, beautiful views and informative but not boring at all.

A magical experience from start to finish. I was wowed by every change of scène. You don't just get to see the art, you get to live in it

Great price and worth the visit.

My husband and I really enjoyed this experience. It was a great way to increase our basic knowledge of both artists while enjoying the visuals of their works projected in a place they met. The experience was immersive and cut you off from the outside world. While we were a few minutes late, the staff were accomodating and the experience was worth our time. Would recommend.

What a wonderful way to enjoy both artists stories and feel as if you’re in the painting. You can stand, sit or lie down on large pillows. My daughter and I happened upon this immersive experience, offered in Dutch and English. A 360 degree projection in De Noorderkerk. The staff were gracious and kind! I couldn’t have asked for a better serendipitous immersive art experience. I highly recommend and would see again. Tickets can be bought at the door.

Great venue and lovely helpful staff. Unique experience

Visited this exhibition and although had some trouble finding it it was well worth it. The staff were so helpful helping us find our way back to central train station. Amazing venue and insightful story told. The projections of the artists works were incredible. A fully emersive experience we would strongly recommend.

A unique experience

A unique experience with the famous paintings projected on the church ceiling and wall while you lie on bean bags to listen to the story behind them

Emotional & evocative.

I left with goosebumps, this was such a unique & touching experience. Feel blessed to have experienced it. Jus wonderful, it really made my holiday.

I wondered how it will be, the result for me is that I was very satisfied. Indeed, it is well done, both for images, Lights and sounds. I think I understand now better who is Rembrandt and I have to say that thanks to this show I also appreciate his paints...

An interesting take on same famous artists. Very comfortable seating and an all immersive viewing for 45 mins. If you want something a little different and not too much detail this is ideal. NB. You should know a little about the two and art before heading in.

Very nice environment , perfectly made installation! A lot of room for sitting. The old church keeps the vibe. And it is amazing to feel that Rembrandt and Van Gogh were in the same church sitting maybe on the same place. Both children and grandparents were in love. See more pictures and videos attached.

One of the best 3D projections experiences I have ever seen and a compelling story to go with it. We really enjoyed this production and the beautiful venue. Great attention to detail in the story, the visuals and a lovely soundtrack bring this entire experience to the next level. Highly recommended and, in my opinion, better than many other Rembrandt and Van Gogh Amsterdam attractions...

Beautiful and emotionally very touching! An absolute must for a real VanGogh fan! I also liked the overlays from paintings by both artists. And all this this presented in a beautiful very old church that both artists had visited during their time ! Stunning!♥️♥️♥️

How the lives of these two Dutch (and the world's) masters intertwined in an absolutely breathtaking digital re-imagined storytelling. It's a must if you visit (or live) in Amsterdam. Highly recommended!!!

Tolles Event

Wir wurden von einem supernetten Team empfangen, die Atmosphäre in der Kirche war natürlich auch etwas ganz besonderes. Die Show war wundervoll aufgebaut, immer wieder gab es fantastische Übergänge. Die Geschichte Van Goghs aus seinen Briefen zu erfahren war wirklich spannend, man sollte auf jeden Fall recht gut englisch verstehen können, um den Texten zu folgen. Wir waren auf jeden Fall begeistert und haben viele Fotos und Videos gemacht. Es lohnt sich, sich frühzeitig in die Schlange zu stellen, um einen der gemütlichen Sitzsäcke zu bekommen.

Excelente exposición! La recomiendo ampliamente.

Super expérience je recommande

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Geweldige ervaring in een prachtige ambiance. Jammer dat de speaker in het engels is. Ik woon in Nederland.!,Verder absolute aanrader!

Gave experiance.

Een prachtige filmische experiance over Van Gogh en Rembrandt. In de embiance van de oude Noorderkerk zie je over de nog steeds aanwezige onderdelen van de kerk, zoaks oreekstorl, orgel, kroonluchters en kerkramen impressies van werken van Van Gogh en van Rembrandt.

absolut beeindruckend!

Eine wirklich sehenswerte Veranstaltung. Die Atmosphäre in der Kirche ist beeindruckend und der Sound umspielt alles richtig gut. Absolut zu empfehlen!