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This combi ticket is the ultimate deep dive into Vincent van Gogh’s life and art. With the immersive son-et-lumière show of Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam and a visit to the Van Gogh Museum.
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- Explore the world’s largest collection of Van Gogh paintings
- Discover how Van Gogh was inspired by Rembrandt
- Experience an immersive son-et-lumière show based on Van Gogh’s letters
- See works by Van Gogh’s contemporaries
Children
Child tickets for 6-17 year olds
Free entry for 0-5 year olds when accompanied by a paying adult
Check-in
The Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam shows have strict starting time, please check-in 10 minutes in advance
Opening hours
Van Gogh Museum
Monday - Sunday: 9.00 - 17.00
Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam
Monday - Wednesday: 12.00 - 19.00
Thursday - Friday: 12.00 - 21.00
Saturday: 12.00 - 19.00
The last show starts 1 hour before closing
Languages
The Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam show is available in English and Dutch
Ticket information
Ticket directly available on smartphone
Tickets can be rescheduled up to 48 hours in advance, tickets cannot be cancelled
More information
Images in the Van Gogh & Rembrandt experience can trigger photosensitive epilepsy
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Accessibility
- Wheelchair friendly
- Free access to bathroom
Van Gogh Museum
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Public Transport
The nearest stops to the Van Gogh Museum are Vijzelgracht (metro 52), Museumplein (tram 2, 5 & 12) and Van Baerlestraat (tram 3).
The nearest stops to Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam are Nieuwzijds Kolk (tram 2, 12, 13 & 17) and Buiten Brouwersstraat (bus 18, 21 & 22).
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The nearest stops to Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam are Nieuwzijds Kolk (tram 2, 12, 13 & 17) and Buiten Brouwersstraat (bus 18, 21 & 22).
Van Gogh’s life, art and inspiration
This unique combination ticket takes you on an unparalleled journey through the life of Vincent van Gogh. By combining a visit to the Van Gogh Museum with the extraordinary Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam show, you will gain unexpected insights into this Dutch master. You will see his art in different ways and discover what drove him in life.
Visit the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam
The Van Gogh Museum on Amsterdam’s Museum Square has the world’s largest collection of paintings, drawings and letters by Van Gogh. You might think you know who Van Gogh was, as he is famous for his sun flower paintings and cutting of his ear. But there is so much more to know about the artist who lived such a short life.
With the help of over 200 of his paintings, 500 drawings and more than 750 letters, the museum lets you explore and discover the artists life and art in a way you cannot do anywhere else. The museum also features art by Van Gogh’s contemporaries, such as Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. With these pieces the museum provides the context in which Van Gogh created his works.
Experience Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam
Van Gogh mentioned Rembrandt over 100 times in the letters on display at the Van Gogh Museum. He was inspired by Rembrandt’s work and his approach to creating them. Van Gogh & Rembrandt in Amsterdam portrays this inspiration in a unique way with a son-et-lumière show.
The entire inside of the Noorderkerk in Amsterdam is turned into a 360° moving canvas, as the walls and the church rafters portray some of the artists’ most profound works. At the same time, Van Gogh’s own words can be heard throughout the church to tell you his story. This immersive experience is the first of its kind to be shown on such a scale inside a national monument.
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Z7604NDginat
Nice gallery with a few of Van Gogh’s famous works on display.
Nice gallery. The gallery was well set out and was a bit busy but we managed to see the exhibits. Interesting to see some of Van Gogh works even though there weren’t many of his famous ones. Interesting to see the artists who influenced him and his family especially his brother at Theo.
May 15, 2024diegocG8372QL
Crowded but worth it
We went on a Friday evening (booked tickets 2 days in advance) and got the audioguide. There were lots of people but you could still see every painting in detail. I just wish they had more space for people to appreciate the paintings while listening to the audio guide. Most times I felt like I was obstructing someone else's view and couldn't really enjoy the audio guide.
May 15, 2024AmandaV702
Wong space better than Van Gogh
Much too crowded, too many entitled “influencers” getting in the way to get a shot, they could space out people a bit more. Hidden gem was the Micheal Wong exhibit which had hardly anyone in it and still has some important works of Van Gogh that you could appreciate in a quiet space. Lockers were nice place to leave belongings so that you could wander without having to worry about stuff.
May 14, 2024JPDM788
Nice museum but book way ahead.
There are many museums in Amsterdam but two should not be missed and this is one of them. What makes this museum appealing to so many people is that so many of Van Gogh's paintings are well known. When we arrived in Amsterdam on Sunday, there were no tickets left for the rest of the week. We heard about tickets being released at 5pm but no luck. However, many tickets are sold to tours and travel agents. So we turned to this source and were able to secure tickets through trip.com for a few days later. The good thing is that the premium that they charge was very small. Thank god.
May 12, 2024MarieliTX
Worthwhile visit; research tips on visiting
Most guidance you find about this museum is to go early or late. We purchased tix for the first entry time slot at 9am. There was a lengthy line that started building around 830am, but it moved fast once doors opened. There are free lockers to put modest size backpacks, coats, umbrellas, etc. No luggage storage. The website has a great FAQ. You can get through the museum in 75 to 90 minutes. 60 if you had to. Or you can linger on. Crowds at that time we're spaced out enough, but I think it would be quite crowded at mid morning thru afternoon. A worthwhile visit, especially if you can get there early.
May 11, 2024maggiegZ4929UK
Survived the crowds!
We were delighted to get tickets a week before we travelled. The museum was very busy with big groups around many paintings. We used the children's audio guide and completed the children's quiz, which they enjoyed although the large crowds were a challenge.
May 9, 2024390butterflyt
Fantastic
Fantastic place, go there and be happy. Very interesting pictures and very difficult to find tikets. Buybthem long before your visit
May 8, 2024markeric
Really enjoyable
My wife and I really enjoyed the museum. Van Gogh's paintings are very impressive and his life story is sad but interesting. We booked the earliest time slot available and got to the museum early to be front of queue. When we entered we went straight to the main paintings and had some minutes alone with them without crowds, which was great. Worth noting 2 of his most famous paintings are in other galleries, Starry Night and Terrace Cafe.
May 7, 2024BRLAAdventurer
Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is a wonderful experience
Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is a wonderful experience. I learned so much more about his life than I knew before. Seeing the masterpieces are incredible. However, realize the Starry Night painting is not at this museum. That was a minor disappointment. It can be seen in NYC at the MoMA. Not here. The vast collection at this museum is amazing.
May 7, 2024rss1836
Van Gogh!
I had been at this museum almost 20 years ago. I think they redid the whole thing. It is set up in a way to teach you a lot about van Gogh. But surprisingly the paintings that people love most are not there! One of sunflowers, no irises, or night skies or cypress trees. Too crowded with too many people taking pictures of the pictures and selfies of themselves!
May 7, 2024TripInsider
Ship to Van Gogh Museum!A Speed Tour!
We were in Amsterdam for a few hour visit while our ship was docked at the passenger cruise terminal on Liberation Day Sunday. We were determined to get to the Van Gogh Museum! Fortunately, we had pre-booked e-tickets with a 10:45 entry time, because all time slots were filled for Sunday and no further visitors were admitted. I’d also booked the audio guides, and we chose the 45 minute highlight tour of floors 0-3. A staircase or lift connects the floors. Docents can direct you to the specific paintings on each floor, but we just looked for the crowds in front of the artwork. We saw and listened to audio background and factoids on the Van Goghs we came to see: Sunflowers; Quinces, Lemons, Pears and Grapes; self-portraits; The Potato Eaters and more! Magnificent! “The Bedroom at Arles” was in the Matthew Wong exhibit; no special ticket needed, but we did need to enter that separate area of the museum. 45 minutes can cover the highlights if you have a strict time limit. This did not allow time to read the summaries in the galleries, or take in any additional works on display. We did get held up by visitors taking photos of the paintings or selfies in front of them. We bought the excellent soft cover “Masterpieces” of the collection to see what we sped by! From Cruise Ship Passenger Terminal, walk away from the ship to the ramp sidewalk that goes up to street level toward Centraal Station. There were at least 2 street signs with arrow toward Centraal Station. Follow sidewalk; lots of passengers going both directions with wheeled bags. Near station, cross street at light and walk under train track bridge and then cross toward station. This will take 10-15 minutes. Blue and white Tram 2or 12 arrive on outside tracks.Tap in at the driver’s door with your chip-enabled credit card, then tap out as you exit. Stops are announced and shown on interior sign. When the tram stops at the Museumplein stop, you are at the Van Gogh Museum! You will be in front of the Burger Room restaurant. Cross the tracks ( at crosswalk), follow sign to main entrance. Join queue outside. Enter, present ticket, phone or paper, go downstairs and obtain audio guide. Set your watch and begin 45 minute tour! Or stay all day for full tour! To get back to Centraal Station, exit museum, return to tracks in front, but stay on museum side of street, and watch for next Tram 2 or 12. Restrooms, gift shops and cafe on premises.
May 7, 2024Darklydreamingringo
An amazing insight into Van Gogh’s life and his work
A beautiful dedication to one of the most inspiring artists. Amongst Van Gogh’s own works, there were letters between him and his brother and some works of his artist friends which were nice to see. I highly recommend booking long before you arrive in the Netherlands; it is near impossible to get a ticket even a week before you would like to go and they go very quickly. The shop staff at the gift shop on Museumplein were quite rude but the museum itself is a must see for any Van Gogh fan.
May 6, 2024KatyandPeter
Good
The gallery/museum is well planned out and located. We bought tickets in advance as they sell out on the day and limited amount of people can enter. The paintings/art is good, not to my taste but you can appreciate the art. Tragic story of his life, fine line of genius and madness.
May 6, 2024SuziandFrank
Beautiful Museum
This is a great museum, with a ton of pictures to see and information to learn about Van Gogh. Plan on spending 2-3 hours there. We did the audio tour which was good but VERY difficult to find the paintings to correspond to the audio. There was no rhyme or reason to the order ... except for the floor it was on.
May 5, 2024JeffreyPedersen
Worth it If You’re a Van Gogh Fan. It you’re not, probably not worth the effort.
I’ve always found Van Gogh’s expressiveness fascinating and this museum celebrates that. I wouldn’t say the museum breaks any new ground. Especially if you’ve been to the museums in southern France. Of course this place has an incredible range and quality of his paintings but certainly some are missing. Still I loved the stories and interpretations of so many of his paintings and the museum putting the paintings he into interesting contexts. Don’t know about you, but I always feel guilty because when I see van Gogh paintings, I get happy due to the amazing expressiveness in original shapes and colors and ideas of his paintings. My favorite was a painting that people only saw after he had died and which he left realistic forms behind and the painting did not even seem abstract but rather pure imagination. I’ll post that one painting as you’ve probably seen all the rest.
May 5, 2024professoressadarte
Don’t miss this!
The museum has been completely reconfigured since I visited in 1997. The rooms are larger and accommodate the crowds well. I love the chronological organization. I missed seeing more Japanese prints that inspired him. Nice gift ship too. I wish the restaurant offered lunch. Great visit, though!
May 5, 2024YangTony312
Great tribute to a great painter of our times
Such a memorable and inspiring visit to Van Gogh Museum. The museum which I booked a local tour totally worth it. He's unconventional , and lived a hard life. It depicts the history of VVG life and his works, showcasing his influence, his family and life. He's among the best painters of our times and the museum shown homage to his works. Kudos
May 4, 2024dodo029
Fantastic !
Loved the museum . Really interesting chronological displays of Van Gogh’s works and his life story . Lots of Van Gogh’s originals plus other famous artists including Gauguin, Monet etc Expect to stay 2 hrs plus to get best experience.
May 3, 2024AZott
Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum is a must see in Amsterdam, as it houses the vast majority of his work from his beginnings as a painter through his last unfinished work.
May 2, 2024P6437ZPsusana
Magnificent museum!
Excellent tour, very clear and easy to follow. Informative and fun as well. We truly enjoyed our visit! The pace was perfect for us.
May 1, 2024richardz267
Moving and beautiful!
If in Amsterdam you have to go to VanGoh. Just be aeare. Starry night is not here ! Buu all of his ither major works are plus you get to see a Gaugan as well! The entire museum is well done with a great audio tour that gets to the heart of Vincent. The museum is moving to say the least. Even if you knew nothing about the artist or art. You will leave with a sense of connection
Apr 30, 2024teerthag2016
Museum with biggest collection of Van Gogh paintings
Biggest collection of Van Gogh paintings under one roof, should be good enough reason for anyone to visit this museum. Unlike the nearby Rijksmuseum, this place is not huge but one can easily spend hours here enjoying the artworks. Tickets are available online only which comes with timeslot. Please make sure you book sufficiently in advance, booking opens six weeks in advance, since tickets can get sold out. Paintings are nicely presented with clear and detailed description. Temporary collections are worth checking out also. The museum do get crowded even with time slot restrictions. Had some food at the cafe but found it to be quite expensive.
Apr 29, 2024annie3rand
Worth the visit!
The museum is wonderful. Van Gogh’s work, his life, his struggles and his insights are all masterfully captured in this incredible space. Take the time to visit and absorb it all. It will be a visit you will not forget!
Apr 28, 2024kathysO2496LP
Amazing second visit, but certainly not the last time!!
We visited Amsterdam for the second time SPECIFICALLY to visit Van Gogh Museum once again. It was totally worth it, and it won't be the last time for sure. It's such a great venue to enjoy so many amazing works of one of the greatest painters of all time in the world. This time it was more special to be able to enjoy the outstanding works of Matthew Wong as well. We spent hours exploring and taking photos, as we weren't allowed to do so last time we visited. Audio guide is highly recommended. A coffee break at the cafe was good, and all the souvenirs at the gift shops were great too. They offered many varieties of nice souvenir and gift items that you would want to stock up on.
Apr 26, 2024johnedwardh2016
Stunning Art in a Wonderful Venue. Do NOT miss this if you have even a mild interest in visual art.
Stunning art in a wonderful venue. The Matthew Wong temporary exhibition was the absolute highlight, with respect to Vincent. Worth every penny!
Apr 26, 2024Grovean
Excellent Opportunity to see Van Gogh
An excellent journey into the life and art of Van Gogh. A rare opportunity to view several of his original paintings. Loved using the audio tour option - explaining so much more. Also enjoyed the temporary exhibit of Matthew Wong from Edmonton Canada. Was very helpful to have access to free lockers.
Apr 26, 2024Freedom53401198185
Worth the visit!
Definitely worth it to see so many Van Gogh’s in one place. It is an easy museum to get through, not too large, and there are some interesting works from his peers.
Apr 25, 2024davidsU4051LP
Fantastic Van Gogh Museum tour by Rolf Laimböck
Rolf Laimböck provided a tour for my wife and I at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. He was extremely knowledgeable, and he was clearly an expert on Van Gogh and many other artists. We highly recommend Rolf to provide museum tours in Amsterdam.
Apr 24, 2024carolem441
Interesting way of telling Van Gogh's story
This is an immersive experience that tells Van Gogh's story through his paintings, letters and words of others. Be sure to get your tickets online ahead of time and opt for the audio tour.
Apr 23, 2024ubud138
we loved the van gogh museum and the Mathew Wong exhibition.
the van gogh museum was very good. i was there for the second time and enjoyed it. the audio guide was fine and I would recommend absolutely the Mathew Wong exposition. don‘t miss the short movie
Apr 21, 2024Durhamprophoto
Worth the visit
The museum is dedicated to educating about Van Gogh - his life, relationships, and contemporaries. It is well laid out and contains several key originals including The Almond Tree and Sunflowers. Also a few self portraits. It is interesting to learn that Van Gogh didn't start painting until age 27 and died 10 years later. An enjoyable way to spend several hours.
Apr 21, 2024470fionan
Great experience- book in advance!
Well worth a visit. Book early or you won’t get in. It’s a time slot system - which is good for keeping numbers manageable and allowing you to get close enough to see everything. Plenty of other things to see and do around the whole museumplein area with other museums, stalls and street food with seating nearby. For coffee or breakfast go to Blush across the road, just beside the tram stop. It’s a number 2 or 12 tram from the front of central station
Apr 19, 2024desifoto
Nice
This was a large building and felt too big for what was there. I loved that they had there famous paintings there that I recognized. It was nice inside. It is by other museums. They had a nice sized gift shop with lots of options.
Apr 17, 2024itstewart
Well Designed Van Gogh Art Museum!
A great treasure of all Van Gogh’s paintings! Highly recommend taking the audio tour to get more detailed description of all his popular paintings! We booked our entry time at 9am which was amazing to get in before the crowd! Very well designed art museum!
Apr 17, 2024K1078RKannc
Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam
Exceptional museum! I was able to enjoy pieces I have never seen before. As with any popular site I recommend purchasing tickets in advance and aiming to arrive at first opening to avoid the crowds. One thing I did not appreciate was the locker system. You enter a code (very publicly) It is an interesting system, never seen one like it, there are certainly benefits to most of the system...but the way you add your code I did not find secure/safe because others can very easily see what your code is.
Apr 14, 2024Tourist77927
Van Gogh in Context
Museum presents the career on Van Gogh in context with his contemporaries and his legacy. Many famous paintings are shown.
Apr 13, 2024Familytravelmaven
Well organized and informative
This museum is really well done. It tells the story of this unique artist and his struggles through his art and also unveils how he became a household name. The rooms flowed and kept the crowds moving. The audio guide was very informative and I recommend getting it.
Apr 13, 2024Traveler796081
Worth the Cost of Admission
Amazing! Well done! Worth the cost of admission. Make sure to make your reservation as soon as tickets are available. We saw hundreds of people turned away while we waited for our timed entrance. We did the audio tour. It was worth the additional cost and really well done. It helped to guide you in the galleries. We took 2+ hours to get through the main collection. We could have used an additional hour to see the temporary exhibit. There were lockers to hold your belongings.
Apr 10, 2024VinceY69
Worth it but come first thing in am
The collection is excellent though his most famous piece, Starry Night, isn’t here. The museum is organized nicely and does a great job of telling the story and history of VVG. Recommend buying the audio guide and buying tickets ahead of time for the first slot in the morning. We came at 10:30 on a Tuesday in April, and it was very crowded. So crowded that it impacted our enjoyment. You will be bumped, and you will get frustrated by the number of private tours talking loudly in front of the paintings. This isn’t a place for a leisurely, contemplative stroll.
Apr 4, 2024LouiseMcD1973
Worth a Visit
Worth a visit. It gets very crowded and only a few places to sit down. There are lots of paintings to look at, the audio guide is very helpful. Younger children may get bored. Takes at least 3 plus hours to get round.
Apr 4, 2024I_am_wander-luster
Perhaps they need etiquette guides for visitors
So crowded, with very few places to rest & sit down if you have young children who get tired easily. Some children were sitting on the floor but with adults who basically trampled over them. Some visitors are so eager to get their perfect photos / selfies their behaviour verges on the absurd / parody. Staff were unfailingly friendly & helpful. They really should have a drinking water fountain though & more seating area. The permanent collection was good when the crowds thinned out but the real star of the show was Matthew Wong’s exhibit. The audioguide was thought provoking and moving. It made me find out more about this artist I’d never heard of before.
Apr 3, 2024dma1969
Great museum
I had just finished a fiction book about Van Gogh so it was lovely to actually see some of the paintings mentioned in the book. This doesn’t have all his paintings, but I really enjoyed a more personal look at the artist. I was able to borrow a wheelchair since I am on crutches and that made everything accessible. It did get crowded but was able to see it all.
Apr 3, 2024GMH153
Fascinating facts about Van Gogh with many artworks
Going on a Friday night you get some unexpected extras of yoga sessions and movement to bongs. The museum follows the Life of Van Gogh through the three floors and what was going on in his life at the time of painting. A fascinating look at the different styles of work from flowers landscapes still life portraits and Japanese style. It shows was a tortured soul Van Gogh was but had the constant support of his brother
Mar 30, 2024PaulH_Surrey
A fabulous experience
I went to the Van Gogh Museum with a bit of trepidation as I'm not the world's biggest Van Gogh fan and I feared it would just be overload. My nervousness was not helped by the first room you come across being a series of self-portaits that kind of played into that overload concern. However, after that the collection developed into the most fabulous experience. There are of course many of Van Gogh's works, and some of them it has to be said are magnificent, but I really loved the focus on the realists that influenced him, his contemporaries and those who followed him. By the time you get to the second floor it's just banger after banger, such that the great exchange of self-portraits by Gauguin and Bernard are tucked away in a corner with hardly anyone looking at them. There are too many highlights to mention, but suffice to say that by the end I was much more in love with Vincent's work and sad that there wasn't another floor to see. I went on a Friday evening when it's late opening and spent from 6.00 till 9.00 there. I'm not sure it is always the same but there was an enormous queue to get into the Stedelijk next door but you could walk straight into the Van Gogh Museum. The staff were friendly at the entrance and even though I had a timed ticket they didn't seem to worry about whether you were early or late. There was a temporary exhibition of Matthew Wong's work on the ground floor, which I have to say doesn't seem very well coordinated with the Stedelijk who have their own large Wong exhibition on at the same time and that really is overload. It's worth going through though as it doesn't cost any extra and this is where they've put Van Gogh's 'Bedroom in Arles' on display. Finally, I'd advise leaving your coat in the free lockers as you enter as it got very warm inside the gallery even though it was a cold evening outside.
Mar 28, 2024TCountry2
Mixed feeling about this museum
I have mix feeling about my visit to this museum. While there are some great things about it was also a bit disappointing. Firstly you cannot bring bags into the museum (fully understand) and the locker system is really good. When you purchase your ticket online, which I did in advance add the audio tour. I strong recommend doing this as it is a wealth of information. The museum is set over 4 floors, you access the first via escalators and the rest via stairs. These stairs were starting to get a bit congested while I was there. Even though I had tickets for 9.30 the museum was already busy and I dread to think what it is like in high season. If you cannot handle the stairs there are two elevators which do get busy. There are a few places to sit but these get taken very quickly. The paintings are arranged in sections including his self portraits, early works, later work and so on. I did find the inclusion of other artist in amongst these sections a bit of a distraction and acted like a bit of a filler. You can get very close to the art pieces themselves, but it does get very crowded. This is where I had a bit of an issue - tour groups. Seriously you do not need to visit this museum with a group. There were several when I visited and they stand on mass in front of the painting making it near impossible to get past or to see the paintings. There was one private group - a family of 5 and the tour guide stood right in front of painting blocking the view, while explaining details for several minutes and taking out an iPad so the family so see close ups, this is very unnecessary. Seriously if the family had the audio tour I feel they would have gotten as much information that was required. I also feel that this museum has become one of those places that is a “tick off” on a list. There are definitely people who have no desire to be there - one teenager was making it very well known in a loud voice. The painting collection itself is good, but don’t expect to see the several of the “must see” pieces created by Van Gogh in this collection. Unfortunately these pieces are spread across the world in other big collections which is a shame as there they might only be one amongst many other paintings. There are stand outs in this collection and the museum does do well to showcase them. It is more of journey through his creations and explaining how developed into the artist. One the ground floor, where the lockers and audio tour pick up is there is a good museum shop if you want to purchase anything with several of the collection artworks featured. Would I recommend going to the museum, yes I am happy that I did go just a few things did make it not as good as I would have expected.
Mar 25, 2024MetalGanjey
Worth the trip from London by itself.
The chance to visit the Van Gogh museum was one of the main reasons I spent a few days in Amsterdam, and I wasn't disappointed. First, a word of caution - book in advance! I was caught out on my first attempt to visit by finding that all slots for the day had already been booked. Fortunately, managed to get a ticket from the website for the next morning without much hassle. It's reasonably priced at about £25. Somehow, the lockers are FREE (!), but be sure to start your day early, as they're on a first-come-first-served basis. You don't even need a token, just to remember a six-digit unlock code! The personalised audio tour was a real bargain at about £5 - significantly less than it would be to hire a guide, and you can go at your own pace... A really great option if, like me, you're autistic and just want to wander quietly without having to interact. I did notice people in a group next to me saying they were having problems with theirs, but I didn't experience any of that. As for the art... what can I really say? I've been lucky enough to see a few of Vincent's works in the Muse D'orsay and some other places, but the size of the collection on display here dwarfs them all. The layout takes you through his early influences that lead to a fixation on simple, rural life; through his Paris period, where he matured and developed his personal style and finally in to his latter days in Arles. If you're interested in Vincent, o in art in general, it's wonderful. if you're not, I'm curious about why you're reading this review, let alone considering going!
Mar 23, 2024O2668UIlindak
Top class experience.
Fantastic gallery which gives a great insight into the life of Van Gogh. Amazing building- the art was breathtaking. Amazing to see up close. Audio tour was excellent. A must see when visiting Amsterdam.
Mar 22, 2024robincY6871KO
A fabulous museum dedicated to a genius .
This is an extraordinary museum. The paintings and drawings by Van Gogh are breathtaking and the art by others is equally stunning. I recommend your renting the audio guide. It was very informative . Gift shop is lovely.
Mar 21, 2024Janji87
Van Gogh a Must Go
Take this moment in time to soak in artistry, sereneness, contemplation, lovely atmosphere. Crowds move along without problems if you want to sit a while
Mar 21, 2024dawncQ7528IB
Wonder museum
Lovely to see the original works of Van Gogh and hear about his life. You learn how his struggles impact him and his work. Wonderful museum.
Mar 20, 2024
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