The Rembrandt House Museum
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The Rembrandt House Museum

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Highlights

  • See a collection of Rembrandt's etchings and sketches in temporary exhibitions in the adjacent museum

  • Enjoy a daily etching and painting demonstration, and discover how the artist's paints were made

  • See objects that existed in Rembrandt's time like daily household items, possessions, and weaponry

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About The Rembrandt House Museum

Step into the world of one of history's greatest masters at the Rembrandt House Museum, where the legendary Dutch painter lived and worked between 1639 and 1658. Once the site of the Netherlands' largest painting studio, this beautifully preserved 17th-century home now invites you to explore etchings, sketches, and rare paintings in the very rooms where Rembrandt created his masterpieces.

Local Legends & Stories

Rembrandt van Rijn once ran the Netherlands' largest painting studio from this very house before losing everything to bankruptcy in 1656. The museum now holds the virtually complete collection of his etchings, making it one of the most important Rembrandt collections in the world.

Must Do Experiences

  • Explore the temporary exhibition featuring Rembrandt's earliest known paintings, displayed together in the Netherlands for the first time ever (until 12 February)

Hidden Gems

  • Visit the museum's workshop where daily etching and painting demonstrations bring Rembrandt's techniques to life

What Makes it Special

  • The only museum in Amsterdam housed in Rembrandt's actual 17th-century home and workplace

Available Facilities

Museum shop guided tours audio guide demonstration workshop temporary exhibition space accessibility facilities

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Visit on a weekday morning to enjoy a quieter, more contemplative experience away from the cruise-ship crowds. The special exhibition of Rembrandt's earliest paintings is available until 12 February, making winter a particularly compelling time to visit.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

  • Photography is generally not allowed inside the exhibition rooms to protect the delicate artworks, so focus on absorbing the atmosphere

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

The Netherlands values quiet, respectful museum etiquette, so keep voices low and avoid blocking doorways or narrow passages. It is customary to remove shoes only if indicated, and Dutch museums appreciate visitors who take their time rather than rushing through.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

  • Daily etching and painting demonstrations showcase traditional techniques used by Rembrandt and his students

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

  • The house has uneven historic floors and narrow staircases, so wear comfortable shoes and watch your step

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

Adult tickets are approximately €22.50, with discounted rates for children, students, and seniors. Online advance booking is recommended and often offers a small discount.

Visit Duration

Plan for about 1.5 to 2 hours to fully enjoy the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, and live demonstrations. Allow extra time if you want to browse the museum shop or attend a demonstration session.

Accessibility

The Rembrandt House Museum has limited accessibility due to its historic structure, with some areas only reachable by stairs. However, the ground floor and main exhibition spaces are generally wheelchair accessible, and assistance is available upon request.

Overview

There was a time when master painter Rembrandt van Rijn ran the Netherlands largest painting studio here. Then he lost it all to bankruptcy. Now it's a museum where you can experience etchings and sketches by the great artist, in the place where he made them. Until 12 February, you can see , Rembrandt’s earliest known paintings. They're on display together in the Netherlands for the first time ever.Between 1639 and 1658, Rembrandt lived and worked in this beautiful house. The Rembrandt House now owns the virtually complete collection of Rembrandt’s etchings, and part of this collection is permanently shown in the exhibition gallery here. In addition, there are changing temporary exhibitions that show works of his predecessors and contemporaries, as well as a collection of Rembrandt’s possessions, including military helmets and weaponry, Roman busts and seashells. The modern wing of the museum holds modern and current works of art. Perhaps the coolest thing about a visit here is the fact that the house has been redecorated with furniture, art and objects dating from the 17th century. So you can get that original feeling. Plus, if you want to get deeper into Rembrandt's world, an ongoing workshop offers you the opportunity to do your own etching in Rembrandt’s student studio.
The Rembrandt House Museum gallery

Important Information

Opening Hours

Sunday 10:00 - 18:00
Monday 10:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 18:00
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Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance. Opening Hours The last admission is at 17:40. Accessibility The museum is partly accessible for disabled people. Entrance, museum shop, auditorium, toilets and exhibition halls are fully accessible for 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. Getting There Take any metro (or trams 9 or 14) and get off at Waterlooplein. More Information:Age: 6 - 17

Location

52.36947378, 4.90168551

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it offers the opportunity to explore the actual home and painting studio where Rembrandt lived and worked between 1639 and 1658. You can view his sketches, a virtually complete collection of his etchings, and changing temporary exhibitions.
Plan to spend about one to two hours exploring Rembrandt's former living quarters and his historic painting studio. This allows ample time to appreciate the permanent etching collection and the changing temporary exhibitions.
It is recommended to secure your tickets in advance to guarantee entry to the museum. Booking ahead ensures you have reserved access to view the virtually complete collection of Rembrandt’s etchings and the special temporary exhibitions.
Visitors can expect to step inside the restored 17th-century home where Rembrandt lived and worked until his bankruptcy. The museum features his former painting studio, a permanent gallery of his etchings, and rotating temporary exhibitions.
A visit provides a detailed look at the exact location where Rembrandt lived and worked before his bankruptcy. The museum showcases his former studio, personal sketches, and a nearly complete collection of his etchings.
Admission includes access to the permanent collection of Rembrandt's etchings, the restored 17th-century rooms, and any temporary exhibitions on display, such as the current early paintings exhibition until 12 February.
Most visitors spend about 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the house, the etching collection, and the temporary exhibition.
The museum is located at Jodenbreestraat 4, 1011 NK Amsterdam, directly opposite the Zuiderkerk church; the entrance is through the modern visitor centre attached to the historic house.
It suits art lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Rembrandt's life and working methods, though children can also enjoy the atmospheric rooms and interactive printing demonstrations.
The historic house has steep staircases and is not fully wheelchair accessible, but the exhibition gallery and visitor centre are step-free; a virtual tour of the upper floors is available on site.
Weekday mornings shortly after opening at 10:00 tend to be quieter, while late afternoons before closing are also less busy than midday.
Bring a valid ID or ticket confirmation if you booked online, and note that large bags and backpacks must be left in the free lockers; no need to bring audio equipment as free audio guides are included.
Tickets are dated and time-stamped, valid only for the selected entry time on the chosen date; cancellations are not available, but tickets can be exchanged for another date if requested at least 24 hours in advance.
Take tram line 14 to Waterlooplein or metro 51/53/54 to Nieuwmarkt, then walk five minutes; the museum is a short walk from the Rembrandtplein and the Jewish Cultural Quarter.
Photography without flash is allowed in the entrance hall, visitor centre, and temporary exhibition gallery, but not in the historic rooms due to preservation of the artworks, textiles, and furnishings.

About The Rembrandt House Museum

Visit on a weekday morning to enjoy a quieter, more contemplative experience away from the cruise-ship crowds. The special exhibition of Rembrandt's earliest paintings is available until 12 February, making winter a particularly compelling time to visit.
Plan for about 1.5 to 2 hours to fully enjoy the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, and live demonstrations. Allow extra time if you want to browse the museum shop or attend a demonstration session.
The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the actual home and studio where the artist lived and worked from 1639 to 1658. The permanent collection features a nearly complete archive of Rembrandt’s etchings and sketches, displayed in the exact location they were created. The museum also hosts rotating temporary exhibitions, including a display of his earliest known paintings available to visitors until February 12.

Visit the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam, where the famed painter once operated his largest studio before facing financial difficulties.

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 he amassed an extensive collection of seashells alongside his artwork.

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.

Adult tickets are approximately €22.50, with discounted rates for children, students, and seniors. Online advance booking is recommended and often offers a small discount.
The Rembrandt House Museum has limited accessibility due to its historic structure, with some areas only reachable by stairs. However, the ground floor and main exhibition spaces are generally wheelchair accessible, and assistance is available upon request.
The house has uneven historic floors and narrow staircases, so wear comfortable shoes and watch your step
The Netherlands values quiet, respectful museum etiquette, so keep voices low and avoid blocking doorways or narrow passages. It is customary to remove shoes only if indicated, and Dutch museums appreciate visitors who take their time rather than rushing through.
Photography is generally not allowed inside the exhibition rooms to protect the delicate artworks, so focus on absorbing the atmosphere
Museum shop, guided tours, audio guide, demonstration workshop, temporary exhibition space, accessibility facilities

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