




Child ticket for 6-17 year olds
Free entry for 0-5 year olds when accompanied by an adult
Monday - Sunday: 10.00 - 18.00
The free audio guide is available in English and Dutch
Ticket directly available on smartphone
Tickets can be rescheduled up to 48 hours in advance, tickets cannot be cancelled
The museum is partially accessible for people using a wheelchair and/or people with mobility issues, unfortunately there are no lifts or other facilities in Rembrandt's 17th-century house
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The Rembrandt House in Amsterdam is presenting Rembrandt’s exceptional significance to a wide audience in the Amsterdam house where he once resided over twenty years. Rembrandt lived and worked in this magnificent merchant house in the centre of Amsterdam, where he produced some of his most celebrated masterpieces. To this day, he is one of the world’s most renowned artists.
Like many other great painters, Rembrandt struggled financially during his life and had to abandon his home in 1658, which was then auctioned off together with many of his belongings. Nowadays, the beautiful 17th century house functions as the Rembrandt House Museum, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Discover what life was like during Rembrandt’s time and see his sources of inspiration.
Rembrandthuis Amsterdam has been renovated and decorated to replicate what it looked like during the time Rembrandt and his wife occupied it. Overall, they lived in this house from 1639 and 1658. The carefully selected antique furniture and decorations will give you a unique glimpse into the artist’s day to day life. Besides providing an immersive 17th-century experience, the Rembrandt House in Amsterdam also features an impressive collection of drawings and sketches by the artist as well as some of his collectibles like butterflies, antlers and taxidermied crocodiles.
The museum is home to an almost complete collection of Rembrandt's etchings. 260 out of 290 of the artist's etchings are in the museum’s possession as well as countless of his drawings and sketches. The exhibition is further brought to life by the artworks of some of Rembrandt’s contemporaries as well as paintings by his mentor, Pieter Lastman. The exhibitions in the Rembrandt House Museum are frequently on rotation and also include loans from other institutions.
The Rembrandt House Amsterdam is one of the must-see attractions in the Dutch capital. Book your tickets for the unique museum today and make sure you don’t miss it during your visit to Amsterdam! A visit to Rembrandt’s old house is the perfect way to see rare artworks of the painter and go on a journey through the 17th century while escaping the hustle and bustle of the lively city centre.
The merchant house is located right in the heart of Amsterdam near Waterlooplein and close by to the Dam Square and one of Amsterdam’s most famous flea markets. The museum can easily be reached by public transport and is only a 15 minute walk away from the Central Station. Book your tickets today and discover this gem of Dutch artistry.
6894 Reviews
IanCatYYZ
Interesting tour and a unique way to see into Rembrandt’s life. The tour was just the right length for me and I would recommend it.
scottcaps
Our party of 6 did not pre-book a tour time, but walked over on a Thursday afternoon in late June to see about reserving a spot and we were delighted to find that there was no wait, so we paid and went right in. We spent a very pleasant hour walking through Rembrandt's house and the associated museum. There is an audio tour that you pick up on the way in, which has several language choices. You follow a path through the floors of the house, using a spiral staircase between the five floors. Most of the house is re-created, with a few original pieces, but it is re-created from meticulous records from when the house was sold. They do not portray Rembrandt as a particularly nice or moral man, but instead present the known facts of his life and pay homage to his talent. This is not an art museum, though there are several wonderful paintings and sketches on display. This instead is a great place to learn not only about the life of a great artist, but also about life in Amsterdam in the mid-1600s.
LondonDiT
This is almost two visits joined together - a tour of a 17th century house interior and an exhibition of lesser known works by Rembrandt. Be sure you allow yourself enough time to appreciate the exhibition. We visited at 10.45 on a timed ticket and stayed about 2 hours. The audio guide was included and very good. The house was busy but not unbearable. The artists teaching studio including paint making demonstration was very educational. Those massive canvases completed when each dab of paint had be be mixed immediately and arduously; those drawings produced by bits of charcoal attached to a stick - mind boggling. I found looking at the paintings by his friends and pupils rather intriguing and useful context after seeing the masterpieces at the Rijksmuseum. Getting a deeper understanding of Rembrandt's life and how it interplayed with the works of art in the museum was interesting. Highly recommended.
262pernillaw
It is interesting and nice that this museum is in the house that Rembrandt himself really lived. It has also interior things from Rembrands time. It is located in central Amsterdam and easy to find. Not very cheap but worth the money. I thought that the museum would be filled with Rembrands art, but most of the paintings are made by other artists. So if you want to see a lot of Rembrandts paintings I think The Rijksmuseum is a better choice. It is also situated in Amsterdam.
Sr. Armando Palacios Guerrero
Everything esa perfect
marialuisanl
Bucear en la casa de Rembrandt te transporta a su vida en el siglo XVII, siendo a la vez una museo y un monumento como tal. Explica además muy claramente la vida y la manera de trabajar del artista. Indispensable.
bertjongen
Een mooie gelegenheid om te zien waar Rembrandt gewoond en gewerkt heeft. De verschillende onderdelen worden met een audiogids toegelicht. Het trappenhuis is smal, maar er is een lift aanwezig zodat ook mensen met een beperking het museum kunnen bezoeken. Tip: ga er vroeg heen of juist later in de middag want het kan er op andere tijden zeer druk zijn.
TinekeW892
Goed te bereiken met openbaar vervoer of lopend. Het is leuk om een audiotour te nemen, dan krijg je veel informatie over de ruimte waar je je bevindt, zoals de keuken, de slaapkamer, de ontvangstkamer en natuurlijk zijn atelier en de werkplekken van zijn leerlingen. Rembrandt verzamelde allerlei spullen. Van zijn bezittingen bestaan documenten en men heeft zoveel mogelijk overeenkomstig de documenten de spullen opnieuw verzameld. Rembrandt was schilder maar ook kunsthandelaar en in de hal en ontvangstkamer hangen, ook nu, nog vele schilderijen, ook van andere kunstenaars. Het huis zelf is mooi en zeer de moeite van een bezoek waard. Het geeft een inkijkje hoe Rembrandt leefde. In het nieuwe gedeelte hangt een prachtig schilderij van Titus, deze hingen was de zoon van Rembrandt. Verder hangen hier pentekeningen etc. Dit is echt een bezoek waard.
rennaise58
incontournable, très belle reconstitution de la vie quotidienne au temps de l'artiste. Laisser tous les encombrants à la consigne car les escaliers sont bien raides et étroits
268thibaultc
Vraiment top . Toujours plus facile de plonger dans la vie de l artiste quand on voit sa maison . Les tableaux on peut souvent les voir sans se déplacer lors d une rétrospective dans une grande capitale. Audio guide de grande qualité , très instructif . Un incontournable