Van Gogh-museet
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- Världens största samling av Van Gogh-målningar
- Verk av Van Goghs samtida konstnärer
- Läs Van Goghs personliga brev
- Valfritt: interaktiv och engagerande multimediavisning
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Barnbiljett för åldrarna 0–17 år
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Måndag - söndag: 9.00 - 17.00
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Närmaste hållplatser är Vijzelgracht (tunnelbana 52), Museumplein (spårvagn 2, 5 och 12) och Van Baerlestraat (spårvagn 3).
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Hem för Vincent Van Goghs konst
Ett besök på Van Gogh-museet bör stå på allas lista när de besöker Amsterdam. Museet är hemvist för den största samlingen av verk av Vincent van Gogh i världen, inklusive över 200 av hans målningar, 500 teckningar och mer än 750 brev.
Den inflytelserika postimpressionistiska konstnären behöver knappast någon introduktion, eftersom hans omfattande verk är bland de mest kända i den moderna konstens historia. En resa till Van Gogh-museet är en viktig del av din upplevelse i Amsterdam.
Upptäck världens största Van Gogh-samling
Van Gogh-museet ligger på Museumstorget, det berömda torget där du också hittar Rijksmuseum, Royal Concertgebouw och Stedelijk Museum. Det är Nederländernas näst mest besökta museum och lockar mellan en och två miljoner besökare varje år.
Van Gogh-museet består av två byggnader som ritades av de hyllade arkitekterna Kisho Kurokawa och Gerrit Rietveld. Kurokawas flygel används för tillfälliga utställningar och Rietvelds byggnad visar de permanenta verken. Några av de mest kända verken som visas är Van Goghs solrosor (1889), mandelblommor (1890) och Potatisätarna (1885).
Van Goghs samtidiga
I museet finns också verk av konstnärer som är förknippade med Van Gogh, de som inspirerade honom, hans samtida konstnärer och de som han inspirerade. Det handlar bland annat om konstnärer som Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec och Odilon Redon. Dessa konstverk gör det möjligt för museet att erbjuda mer sammanhang och dela med sig av nya berättelser om Van Gogh och den tid han levde i. Du får lära dig om målarens fängslande historia och hans inflytande på den moderna konstens utveckling.
Köp dina biljetter till Van Gogh-museet
Njut av en avkopplande eftermiddag där du kan beundra de vackra Van Gogh-målningarna och verk av hans samtida konstnärer och lära dig mer om den fascinerande historien om denna produktiva konstnär. Köp dina biljetter nu och upptäck skönheten på Van Gogh-museet!
Du har möjlighet att komplettera ditt besök på Van Gogh-museet med en multimedietur, som ger dig en ny inblick i hur konstnären arbetade och vad som motiverade honom, och avslöjar en Van Gogh du aldrig tidigare känt. Skaffa dina biljetter till Van Gogh-museet via vår webbplats och se till att du inte missar chansen att besöka detta spektakulära museum i Amsterdam.
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859 recensioner
Solrosor på duk
Prisvärt. Parkering närliggande. Enkelt att boka online. Se bara till att du hittar deras officiella sida. Har hört om folk som blivit scammade på sina entréer. Tydlig inblick i hela hans liv. Tog en timme att gå igenom ungefär, vilket för oss som familj var lagom. Fin giftshop 🌻
Trevligt och lagom stort/litet.
Bra museum att besöka med barn. Bra storlek och pedagogiskt upplagd utställning.
Ett museum helt enkelt
Är inte ett jättestort fan av van gogh men det var la fint. Inget som stod ut riktigt för mig men jag förstod att det är en populär sevärdhet. Boka i god tid! Förvänta dig inte att du kan dyka upp och kunna köpa en biljett på plats. Rijksmuseum finns i närheten - den var fantastisk. Fanns också en marknad utanför när vi besökte - kul!
Weekend i Amsterdam
Jag gillar upplägget av utställningen, och att audio va valbart höjdpunkter eller hela historien. Tips är att boka biljetter online minst en vecka innan, för de dagar vi va där så va museet fullbokat. Hade varit tråkigt att missa detta pga planering. Skulle definitivt rekommendera museet :)
Intressant och mycket att titta på!
Intressant att besöka, fanns mycket fina målningar att titta på och det var spännande att ta del av hans liv på det här sättet. Fanns audioguide om man önskade det men vi gick utan. Bra souveniraffärer med blandat utbud och vi passade även på att äta lunch på bistron. För min del räcker det att ha sett muséet en gång, men absolut värt ett besök om du ändå besöker Amsterdam.
Mycket sevärt
Ta en tur i museet, många fina målningar och hyr hörlurar så får du veta mycket om målningarna och Van Gogh. Gratis förvaring för väska och jacka.
Hälften van Gogh tavlor och hälften annat
Lite färre tavlor av van Gogh än vad jag trodde, men ändå en hel del. Museet hade också en hel del tavlor av andra franska impressionister. Lite dåligt att de inte hade en karta över museet. Man kan ha otur att få ett skåp som ligger långt upp och bara jättarna kan nå.
Fint men mycket
Bra museum men stort. Audioguiden lite påfrestande. Specialutställningen var intressant. Rekommenderas.
Värd att se
Det var en väldigt intressant utställning! Vi uppskattade att gå runt utställningen med hörlurar så man kundens i sin egna takt. Absolut värd att se.
Färgstark upplevelse
Underbart för att se van Gogh. Kom ihåg att ta en audioguider. Väl värt ett besök. Speciellt solrosen ska man inte missa.
Mycket folk men bra
Lite mycket folk, kan jag tycka, men utöver det är det ett riktigt bra museum med både fasta och tillfälliga utställningar.
Interessante museo da visitare
Bella esperienza per ammirare molte opere dell’artista. Spazi ampi che permettono una visita rilassata. Consigliato
A must for Van Gogh lovers.
Excellent museum detailing the life and works of Van Gogh. Great cafe, and a good gift shop too. Allow plenty of time as there is a lot to see !
Bello e organizzato. Niente da dire
Che dire. Il museo permette di vedere i capolavori di Van Gogh. Non solo, tramite l'audioguida consigliatissima permette di entrare nella vita dell'artista in modo da comprendere meglio ancora le sue opere. Il percorso è preciso e perfettamente organizzato
Museo DI Van Gogh: la sua casa!
Arrivati al museo, che si trova nel Museumplein (quartiere dei musei) con il tram dalla stazione centrale. Mezzi pubblici super veloci e organizzati perfettamente. Il museo naturalmente è la “casa” di Van Gogh con alcuni dei suoi più famosi e conosciuti capolavori: stupendi, meravigliosi e bellissimi… per me che lo adoro. Prenotato con largo anticipo online, Audioguida compresa e molto utile. Su tre piani con opere di molto altri artisti. Due shop con ogni tipo di souvenir e caffetteria. Guardaroba con armadietti per riporre eventuali oggetti personali con sistema elettronico. L’esposizione si visita agevolmente e velocemente, con la possibilità di utilizzare gli ascensori per accedere ai piani. Unica osservazione è l’Illuminazione dei quadri perché non li valorizza quanto potrebbe.
Emotional insight into the artist’s life via his artwork
We are Van Gogh fans, so planned this visit as a highlight of our trip to Amsterdam, and it lived up to expectations. We pre-booked tickets, which were free with our NL Museum pass. We spent about 3 hours in the museum, which takes you on an emotional journey through the artist’s life via his artwork. There is a set tour which ensures you see everything. The museum was busy, but we could still read the information by each picture. There are a number of cafes and shops in the museum, plus a water fountain.
Imperdibile
Probabilmente il museo più importante della città, suddiviso su più piani che sviluppano tutte le fasi della vita di Van Gogh, i suoi stili e le influenze da lui ricevute anche da colleghi artisti le cui opere sono anch’esse esposte; sicuramente tappa imperdibile se si visita la città. Biglietti acquistabili anche online (ma non rimborsabili) indicando giorno e orario di ingresso.
a must do in Amsterdam
Absolutely loved this museum. Ive been a fan of Van Gogh all my life and i had forgotten a lot of facts and was happy to relearn them and also view a lot of his masterpieces all in one spot. The museum does a great job. I did not do the audio tour but just wandered on my own. The museum does a great job highlighting his close relationship with his brother Theo. I had forgotten Theo also died very young and that his widow Jo actually is responsible for Van Gogh's fame. I also either forgot or didnt realize there were several other siblings. We went on a Saturday during June and the only thing I would do differently next time is not go on a weekend. It was VERY busy. I think it's always busy and sold out ahead of time but I would go on a week day. Not sure how much difference it would make but that is what I would do next time. They do not sell tickets at the door you need to buy them online ahead of time. You can buy them directly from the museum and no need to use a third party website.
Beautiful Museum
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is a work of art in itself! Beautifully designed, well organized, and easy to find, it was a wonderful experience during our first visit to Amsterdam. There are quite a few stairs, but elevators and escalators are available. One helpful tip: if you’re hoping to see Van Gogh’s famous The Starry Night, you won’t find it here—it’s at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. (Van Gogh Museum
Interesting
Worth a look, we spent a couple of hours here, it was very busy but well set out and interesting to know the historic information. Along with seeing some famous works of art.
An unforgettable experience in Van Gogh's world
So worth a visit! I spent about 3 hours at this amazing museum seeing works of my favourite artist. I learned about this life and details of his paintings. It was all presented wonderfully. The shopping was also amazing!
Go see Van Gogh
We spent 2 1/2 hours. Well done audio and flow of paintings and explanations. Highly recommend
This word was never meant for one as beautiful as you
A brilliant museum. Easy to enjoy at your own pace with the audio guide, I would not have enjoyed it so much without it as it tells you Vincent's remarkable yet tragic story. For anyone visiting Amsterdam it's a must.
Superb - book tickets in advance
Myself and my wife visited recently on a weekend break. We have no knowledge of art but we were informed this museum was more of an experience than a gallery. It was just that and the museum was well structured and allowed you to follow the life journey of Vincent, his family, his troubles and the development of his art and studies. For non art fanatics like myself it provided an education of the artist which helped us appreciate the art better on the visit. The entrance to the museum has a well structured cloak room service and extremely helpful staff. We booked a time slot one day in advance which allowed us to walk straight in. This is strongly advised as the que waiting for tickets outside was huge.
The troubled master on display here
We booked well in advance as it did sell out. The audio guide is well organized and much better than the Riks.
Van Gogh, the man, the myth, the artist
I thought I knew Van Gogh, until I visited this museum. Through a collection of some of his greatest masterpieces, a story of tragedy and artistic anguish is told. The architecture of the hub is simply genius, and the inside is modern and welcoming. I got the audio tracks, which describes Van Gogh’s journey through life. He is truly a tragic character, and this museum show it well. This experience is best with slightly older children and adults, but I think everyone can appreciate the art. All in all, a splendiferous trip!
Worth the visit
Buy your tickets in advance. Great museum which is well laid out around the life of Van Gogh and includes many of his original works.
Would recommend
My family and I went on this tour on our visit to Amsterdam. We are not great art enthusiasts, but had read that it was a good museum. We all really enjoyed the museum and the exhibit. We did the audio tour so we were able to go from room to room at our own pace. The museum was very well organized and the exhibits were very interesting and we enjoyed seeing how his life progressed through the art. There are a lot of floors and steps that you have to use if that is a consideration, but there are elevators.
Van Gogh Museum - must vistit when in Amsterdam.
A wonderful museum, simply a must-visit for art lovers.
Fantastisk oplevelse
Jeg besøgte museet alene og deltog i en guided tour. Vi havde en engelsk guide, der fortalte med stor begejstring og energi. Det var alle pengene værd, så man kom et lag dybere end hvis man selv går rundt og ser malerierne. Hvis man er kulturelt- og kunstinteresseret så er det et kæmpe ja tak. Museet er meget populært, og man skal købe billetter i god tid (1-2 uger før).
Sulle tracce di van Gogh
Non si puo' andare ad Amsterdam e non visitare il museo di Van Ghoh,in effetti l'esperienza della visita a questo splendido museo e' di quelle che fai una volta nella vita.Tutto molto ben spiegato dalla audioguida e semplice nelle informazioni basilari per conoscere il Van Grog artista e sopratutto uomo
Highly recommend
They have so many of his works, it was fascinating seeing the evolution of his work throughout his life. Highly recommend.
Fantastic museum that exceeded my expectations
Had a fantastic visit to the Van Gogh museum! I didn't know very much about Van Gogh's work or his life but came away with a richer understanding about his talent, life, family, and impact on art. I found his work and story very moving and inspirational. I paid extra for an audio tour which was well-worth the money - it was a great accompaniment to my visit, guiding me through the museum and providing additional context and insight into various paintings on display. The museum was very well laid out and easy to follow, with plenty of friendly staff available to help or answer any questions. It was sold out when I visited so the galleries were fairly busy but not overwhelmingly so. There are free lockers to store bags which was useful. I stayed about 2.5-3hrs which was enough time to fully follow the extended audio guide around the temporary and permanent exhibits and visit the museum shop for a memento. The museum exceeded my expectations and is well worth a visit!
Expo jaune
Habitant à Grasse, nous avons visité le musée pour l'expo jaune liée aux parfums de Grasse. Le musée est grand et bien agencé. La série d'autoportaits de Van Gogh est sympa. Nous avons pu voir des tableaux emblématiques comme les tournesols et les iris.
10 out of 10 would recommend 👌
Lovely museum with beautiful art pieces! Fully booked, but still efficient and not too crowded. Spacious, clean and calm. Great collection! It is really something else seeing the pieces up close, the layers and strokes! Very good audio guide! Recommend using it! Loved the temporary exhibit too, with the family history ❤️ Really nice shops too! Great experience all over!!! I even got to see my favorite one from it's visit in Norway in 2015 - Undergrowth 🥰 Van Gogh has been my favorite ever since and I finally got to visit the museum in Amsterdam. 🥰 Amazing 👏
Brilliant
Fantastic experience . Completely different to the chaos of the Rijkemuseum . Still a lot of people but everyone just moving around slowly and in the same direction mostly . Brilliant temporary exhibition on at the moment as well before you star the main event . Fascinating stuff .
Van Gogh compendium of knowledge
Beautiful pictures painted by Van Gogh, his struggle with mental disease, support of the family. The whole biography about one of the most important painters in history in one place. Truly impressed.
A shrine to Van Gogh
Having been to the Amsterdam a number of times without visiting the Van Gogh Museum has been something of a cardinal sin. But it is never too late to amend a mistake, and so I finally did. While you will find this Dutch master's work scattered across the world's great museums and celebrated endlessly in books, there is no place that comes close to being a shrine to his legacy, his contribution to art and his devotion to his craft. That said, if you're in Amsterdam, make time for it. If you're planning a visit, book your ticket in advance because you won't be the only one in the queue. Van Gogh continues to draw admirers from every corner of the world, more than a century after his death. The museum, as I saw it, demands your attention and time. Every floor, every gallery and every painting asks you to slow down. As you make your way through the collection, the exhibits tell the story of how Vincent van Gogh became the artist the world knows today. They do not shy away from his personal struggles or the loneliness that marked much of his life or his mental health struggles. They also reveal the importance of the people who helped him, above all the bond he shared with his brother, Theo. His paintings will, of course, grip you, they will hold you, and for the right reasons. From the blossom series to the sunflowers and many of his other celebrated works, the colours and brushstrokes are instantly recognisable. But what stays with you long after you leave is not simply the beauty of the paintings, it is the humanity behind them and the human behind them. The museum's curators, in my opinion, have done an exceptional job of allowing visitors to understand not only the artist's work, but also the person who created it, his doubts and his commitment to art despite repeated setbacks. Standing before these canvases, it becomes clear that Vincent was not trying to paint the world as it appeared, he was trying to paint what it felt like to experience it. His thick brushstrokes, bold colours and restless compositions transformed ordinary landscapes, flowers and faces into emotional landscapes. That is why his work still feels contemporary, it speaks less to the eye than to the human condition itself, reminding us that great art does not emerge from perfection but from an uncompromising determination to make meaning out of joy, suffering and everything in between. All in all, the Van Gogh Museum succeeds because it understands that preserving a legacy is about more than displaying paintings. It is about telling the story of the man behind them. Very few museums do that with as much care, depth and respect.
A bucket list moment
The Van Gogh museum had long been on my list and was one of the main reasons for our trip, it did not disappoint! The museum is thoughtfully laid out and the accompanying audio tour guides you through Van Goghs life, inspirations and the art of the time. You could easily lose yourself here for a day immersed in the exhibits, artwork and artifacts.
Outstanding Gallery
Located in the "museum quarter" (many museums within a 5 minute stroll) is the world famous Van Gogh Museum. The museum although not new, it is new for us & so much nicer and grander than the previous building which we visited a couple of decades ago. We booked in advance and getting in was easy, the entrance level has escalators that descend into a large area which has cafe's, gift shops etc, and of course the entrance into the main gallery which is set over several floors. Many people there, but not to busy and even the most famous of pictures was easy to access. I had not seen "the potato eaters" before, which was a treat. Do book online in advance otherwise you may not be able to visit on the date/time that suits you.
Per chi soggiorna ad Amsterdam è una meta da non mancare
Per chi soggiorna ad Amsterdam è una tappa obbligata. Nel museo sono esposti numerosi quadri dell'artista e l'audio guida è compresa nel biglietto di ingresso. Ci sono più livelli di approfondimento della guida. Consiglio quello completo, ne vale la pena per le esaurienti spiegazioni fornite
Unbelievable Experience and a lasting impression
I loved my visit to the Van Gogh Museum. I spent almost 4 hours here. The museum is very well laid out and takes you on a step-by-step journey through the life of Vincent Van Gogh. The exhibits here are thought-provoking, with many lessons about life. Even if you are not a fan of Van Gogh’s art, you will still learn something about life with a visit to the museum. A lot of food for thought. I left the museum with a lasting impression.
Da non perdere
Ottimo museo. Nuovo e ben curato. Personale super organizzato e un ottima audioguida
Vraiment a faire !
Musee magnifique et passionnant. A faire avec l audio guide. Réserver vos places
Un museo che ha (quasi) tutto
Il museo racconta pienamente la vita di Vincent Van Gogh non solo attraverso le opere, ma anche con racconti di vita dell'autore (lettere, aneddoti). Il prezzo vale l'esperienza, peccato per l'assenza di alcune opere che tutt'ora sono esposte in altri musei ("La notte stellata", per esempio).
Worth a visit, but get the audio guide!
This was a stopover for us before catching the night train. We found ourselves enjoying it much more than we had expected to. It was informative (the audio guide was very good) and the paintings were well displayed. We would definitely recommend a visit. We did have lunch in the restaurant, and that we did not feel was very good value for money.
No substitute for seeing this collection in person.
The main gallery of the museum is a wonderful experience - it is excellently curated, and spaciously presented. The cost of the admission fee is extremely reasonable given the the breadth of the collection on display. Staff were very pleasant. I would expect most people would want to dedicate at least several hours (at a minimum) to have a good experience of the collection. Given our experience (mid-afternoon), it was very busy, and certain room and galleries felt very crowded at times, with bottlenecks at the 'usual suspect' iconic paintings, so if going again, I would probably recommend/aim an earlier visiting time (morning might be best). Ultimately, There is really no substitute to seeing this collection in person and spending as much time as possible absorbing them.
Relaxing and educational
Visited as an excursion on a cruise. I did a self guided audio tour. Enjoyed it and learned a lot. There are public restrooms, a place to eat and a gift shop. There is also an escalator to shopping mall type area.
A day well spent at the Van Gogh Museum!
My first visit to the Van Gogh Museum was an unforgettable experience. I arrived on a Saturday right when the museum opened at 9:00 AM and ended up staying until closing time at 6:00 PM. Even after spending the entire day there, I still felt like there was more to discover. As home to the largest collection of Van Gogh’s works in the world, the museum offers a remarkable journey through both his art and his life. I highly recommend getting the audio guide. I chose the English version, and I appreciated that it offered both shorter and more in-depth tours. The extended version takes about 90 minutes and provides fascinating stories behind the paintings and the artist himself. The permanent collection spans multiple floors and contains many of Van Gogh’s most famous works, including Sunflowers, Wheatfield with Crows, and his unfinished final painting, Tree Roots. One thing I particularly enjoyed was learning about the myths surrounding some of his paintings. For example, I had always heard that Wheatfield with Crows was his last painting, but the museum explains that he actually painted several more optimistic works afterward. The exhibition does much more than display paintings. It tells the story of Vincent van Gogh as a person - his struggles, his love of nature, and especially his close relationship with his brother Theo van Gogh, whose support was essential throughout Vincent’s life. Seeing the letters and learning about their bond added a deeply human dimension to the experience. The museum also showcases works by artists who inspired Van Gogh, such as Claude Monet, as well as artists who were later influenced by him. It provides valuable context for understanding his place in art history. One of my favorite moments was at the very beginning of the exhibition, where visitors encounter Van Gogh through his self-portraits. I had always wondered why he painted himself so often. The museum explains that he simply could not afford to hire models, so he used his own reflection as a subject. Small details like this made the artist feel much more relatable. The temporary exhibition was also excellent and included works such as Almond Blossoms. There was plenty to see beyond the permanent collection. Despite being very crowded, especially on a Saturday, the museum was well organized. Visitor flow was managed efficiently, and while there were lines at times, everything moved smoothly. The museum also provides lockers for luggage storage, clean restrooms near the café area, and a café serving good food. I also enjoyed the museum shop and creative spaces where visitors can engage with the artwork in different ways, including activities inspired by Van Gogh’s paintings. Perhaps the most inspiring part of the visit was learning about Van Gogh’s incredible dedication to his craft. In roughly the last 70 days of his life, he created around 75 paintings - an astonishing level of productivity! Walking through the galleries and seeing the beauty he found in ordinary landscapes, nature, and everyday life was genuinely moving. Even though some of his most famous works, such as The Starry Night (Museum of Modern Art, New York) and certain self-portraits held by other museums around the world, are not here, the collection is extraordinary and offers an unparalleled insight into Van Gogh’s artistic journey. Whether you are an art lover or simply curious about one of history’s most influential painters, the Van Gogh Museum is absolutely worth a visit. Plan to spend several hours here - you will need them.
Fascinating and interesting museum
This is one of the best and most interesting museums I have ever visited. It not only houses the largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings in the world, but also a fascinating and understandable history of his remarkable life. I got goose bumps just being that close to so many amazing paintings. It's absolutely necessary to book a spot in advance. And by all means pay for the audio guide -- it's well worth the small extra cost.
