Rembrandt House Museum: Entry Ticket + Multimedia Guide
Visit the only place in the world completely dedicated to Rembrandt!
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The experience
Visit the only place in the world completely dedicated to Rembrandt!
Visit Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam, where the famed painter lived and worked for 19 years.
Explore a curated selection of Rembrandt's etchings and sketches, offering a glimpse into life during the 17th century in his beautifully restored townhouse.
Between 1639 and 1658, Rembrandt resided and worked in this historic Amsterdam residence, where lived and began his ambitious career, but had to leave due to financial problems.
Displayed alongside military artifacts and Roman busts, the museum offers an authentic glimpse into Rembrandt's life and interests, including works by his aspiring pupils.
Take a look at the museum's period-specific furniture, art, and objects, providing insight into the artist's world and the influence of Rembrandt in the world of art.
What’s included
- Entry ticket
- Multilingual guide
Where to go
Rembrandt House Museum
Jodenbreestraat 4
View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/AmsterdamBefore you book
Important visitor information
Must know
Not suitable for those with mobility issues as there are only stairs and no lift
Painting or etching demonstration from 11:00 to 15:00
Before purchase
Kids under 6 get in free.
Good to know
Accessibility:
The museum is partly accessible to people with disabilities. The main entrance, museum shop, auditorium, toilets, and exhibition halls are fully accessible to all visitors. Plus there's an elevator in the new wing. However, the 17th-century house of Rembrandt has no elevator or other facilities available for disabled people and is therefore not very accessible.
How to use
Show your Rembrandt House Museum tickets at the entrance on your smartphone.
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