Why is the Rembrandt House Museum so famous?

The Rembrandt House Museum is famous all over the world for being the abode of the artworks of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, the most famous artist of the Netherlands. It is here where his works are preserved well, and displayed to the public. Additionally, the museum is also known for having served as the artist’s home and workshop all through the 17th century, and is the place where he produced some of his best masterpieces.

What are the things to do at the Rembrandt House Museum?

Explore the Museum: One of the top things to do with your Rembrandt House Museum Tickets is to explore the museum in its entirety. This historic art museum was the home and studio of the legendary painter Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn from 1639 to 1656, and is a place where you can admire his paintings, etchings as well as sketches, in addition to his personal possessions, weaponry and his collection of seashells.Witness the antiquities collected by the artist: During your tour of the museum, you can also witness the incredible collection of rarities and antiquities that Rembrandt had acquired from different parts of the world. Some of these include busts of Roman emperors, Venetian glassware, dried animals, spears and other weaponry, as well as many different types of seashells. Explore the Entrance Hall and the Studio of Rembrandt: One of the best things to do with your Rembrandt House Museum Tickets is to explore the amazing Entrance Hall and the personal Studio of the artist. While you can admire and get your hands on paintings made by Rembrandt and other artists at the Entrance Hall of the museum, you can also see the large studio where Rembrandt used to paint his masterpieces, along with some of his personal belongings.

How many paintings are there in the Rembrandt House Museum?

The Rembrandt House Museum is home to 260 out of the 290 etchings, or paintings that the artist made. You can also find paintings by his teacher, pupils and his contemporaries in the museum, which you can explore using Rembrandt House Museum Tickets.

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Rembrandt House Museum Tickets, Amsterdam

Q: Which are the best Museums in Amsterdam?

Rijksmuseum: Ranked as one of the best museums in Amsterdam is the Rijksmuseum. It is in this museum where you can catch sights of masterpieces of art, such as The Night Watch by Rembrandt, Milkmaid by Vermeer and The Merry Family by Jan Steen, among others. The museum also boasts of extensive collections of Delftware porcelain displays, along with magnificent dollhouses, and a rose garden on the outside. Van Gogh Museum: It is in the Van Gogh Museum where you will be able to see and marvel at 200 paintings, and 500 drawings made by Vincent Van Gogh, making it the largest collection of works by the artist in the whole world. Additionally, you can also learn about the life and works of the artist by creations like Sunflowers, The Yellow House and Wheatfield with Crows. Click Here to Book Now: Van Gogh Museum TicketsStedelijk Museum: Known as one of the most popular museums in Amsterdam, the Stedelijk Museum is the abode of some of the most famous works of art by artist Extraordinaires, from Picasso and Matisse, to Mondrian, Lichtenstein as well as Jeff Koons. At any given time, you can see a permanent collection of almost 100,000 works of art in this museum.Book Now: Stedelijk Museum TicketsTropenmuseum: To get a taste of the rich culture and traditions of Europe, the Tropenmuseum is the place to be. The museum is known to offer visitors insights into the culturally diverse city that Amsterdam is, by displaying artefacts and objects from the colonial era, different types of clothing and more.

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Rembrandt House Museum Tickets Highlights

Visit the renowned Rembrandt House Museum and delve into the life journey of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, the famous artist of the Netherlands
Enjoy a semi private guided tour of the artworks displayed in Spiegelquarter, Keizersgracht and Rembrandt Square
With Rembrandt House Museum Tickets, learn about the delicate process of etching and view the well preserved furnishings from the 1600s
Watch a 25-minute short film to gain insight about the well-known Jordan neighborhood where Rembrandt formerly resided
Stroll through the 17th-century built home and admire Rembrandt's delicate artworks that are displayed in the exhibitions

Rembrandt House Museum Tickets Overview

Activity Location: Jodenbreestraat 4, 1011 NK, Amsterdam

Operational Hours: 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Activity Duration: 2 Hours

About the Rembrandt House Museum, Amsterdam:

Visit the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam to see the amazing artistry of the well-known Dutch artist, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn. Explore the area where the famous artisan lived for much of the 17th century. View Rembrandt's artworks that will give you an idea about his life throughout the years. With tickets for Rembrandt House Museum, come along with your friends and family and have an experience rooted in art history.

About the Rembrandt House Museum Tickets, Amsterdam:

Gain some insight into the life of Netherlands' famous artist as you explore the museum that was built in the 17th century.
Enter the museum and explore the historic residence along with its gorgeous interiors, lavish rooms, and furnishings.
Hear fascinating stories about Rembrandt's life and career in the restored townhouse with an English-speaking guide.
See the collection of etchings that the artist worked on between 1639 and 1658 along with his drawings ‘Woman with child on her arm’, and ‘Montelbaenstoren in Amsterdam’.
With Rembrandt House Museum Tickets, attend the museum’s temporary exhibitions that showcase the work of his predecessors and contemporaries.

How to Reach?

By Car: It takes approximately 8 minutes to reach the museum from Amsterdam-Centrum which is 2.4km away.
By Bus: The nearest bus station to the museum is Amsterdam, Waterlooplein and takes approximately 4 minutes to reach.

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Rembrandt House Museum Entrance Ticket

2 Hours

USD 26.67

USD 18.5

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Children aged 0-3 can get a free entry & children aged 4-11 will be charged at a child price.
Adult aged 12 and above will be charged at an adult price.

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- Admission to the Rembrandt House Museum
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- Live tour Guide

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All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.
ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest at the time of arrival.
Participants are not allowed to carry any sharp object, lighter, luggage bag, alcohol, knife, etc.
Any breakage or damage of any items will be charged at actuals.
Have access to an English speaking guide.
The museum is partially accessible to people using a wheelchair.

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Rembrandt House Museum

Jodenbreestraat 4, 1011 NK Amsterdam, Netherlands

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20 May, 2022

Excellent

Atindya K

My visit to the Rembrandt House Museum was extremely enriching. I loved seeing all the artworks here, and was stunned by the main work room of the artist. I will recommend this to everyone and a great thanks to Thrillophilia for their hassle-free booking and discounts.

30 Aug, 2022

Good

Udit Sethi

I would definitely recommend the skip the line entry tickets to the Rembrandt Museum in Amsterdam offered by Thrillophilia at such good discount. The tickets were extremely reasonably priced and allowed us to avoid the long lines at the museum. We were also able to see everything we wanted to see without feeling rushed.

12 Apr, 2022

Excellent

Lakshminath Chaturvedi

The Rembrandt House Museum provided me with so many amazing experiences that I would suggest it to all of my art-loving friends. It houses the works of famed Dutch artist Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn and his disciples. The museum was once the artist's home and workshop, which was eventually converted into a museum. I also learned about the museum's exhibits and their significance through the audio guide included in the ticket price. We booked this experience from Thrillophilia and got amazing deals with instant confirmation.

28 Jun, 2022

Good

Mandakini Nehru

As an art enthusiast, visiting Rembrandt's 17th-century home was an exciting endeavor for me. Thrillophilia helped further enhance my experience by making it easy and convenient. I saw some exceptional displays of the artist’s possessions including seashells, household items, and weapons,

02 Jan, 2022

Good

Jagdish Gandhi

Visiting the Rembrandt Museum was a dream come true and thanks to Thrillophilia for making this wonderful experience possible. We just had 1 day in hand and booked the tickets at the last moment. We are very thankful that we received instant confirmation and could visit the museum before our departure from Amsterdam.

23 Aug, 2021

Good

Anshula Bharadwaj

We booked the Rembrandt House Museum tickets via Thrillophilia and got a great discount as well. There was an option to book refundable tickets at an extra price, but we took the non refundable ones anyway. The Museum was super cool. We spent about two hours going from exhibit to exhibit. Thanks to Thrillophilia for experiencing such smooth trips. Looking more for such amazing deals.

27 Feb, 2021

Good

Vaishno Bhattathiri

I must say that the Rembrandt House is one of its kind. The furniture and other creative works present there were a window to history. There were some unique seashells, etched artefacts, weapons and stuff. It was an unusual experience to visit such a museum.

31 Jan, 2020

Excellent

Ekaaksh Tagore

Must visit places for every art lover.

31 Jan, 2020

Excellent

Bhima Khanna

Best museum I have ever seen! We got a direct entry and had a great experience.

Rembrandt House Museum Tickets Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 1 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

Rembrandt House Museum Tickets FAQs

Why is the Rembrandt House Museum so famous?

The Rembrandt House Museum is famous all over the world for being the abode of the artworks of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, the most famous artist of the Netherlands. It is here where his works are preserved well, and displayed to the public. Additionally, the museum is also known for having served as the artist’s home and workshop all through the 17th century, and is the place where he produced some of his best masterpieces.
What are the things to do at the Rembrandt House Museum?
- Explore the Museum: One of the top things to do with your Rembrandt House Museum Tickets is to explore the museum in its entirety. This historic art museum was the home and studio of the legendary painter Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn from 1639 to 1656, and is a place where you can admire his paintings, etchings as well as sketches, in addition to his personal possessions, weaponry and his collection of seashells.
- Witness the antiquities collected by the artist: During your tour of the museum, you can also witness the incredible collection of rarities and antiquities that Rembrandt had acquired from different parts of the world. Some of these include busts of Roman emperors, Venetian glassware, dried animals, spears and other weaponry, as well as many different types of seashells.
- Explore the Entrance Hall and the Studio of Rembrandt: One of the best things to do with your Rembrandt House Museum Tickets is to explore the amazing Entrance Hall and the personal Studio of the artist. While you can admire and get your hands on paintings made by Rembrandt and other artists at the Entrance Hall of the museum, you can also see the large studio where Rembrandt used to paint his masterpieces, along with some of his personal belongings.
How many paintings are there in the Rembrandt House Museum?

The Rembrandt House Museum is home to 260 out of the 290 etchings, or paintings that the artist made. You can also find paintings by his teacher, pupils and his contemporaries in the museum, which you can explore using Rembrandt House Museum Tickets.

Which Painting of Rembrandt's Most famous?

“The Night Watch”, a group portrait of the militia company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq and Lieutenant Willem van Ruytenburgh, made in the year 1642, is undoubtedly the most famous of all paintings made by Rembrandt. Other famous paintings by the artist include “The Storm on the Sea of Galilee,” “Self-Portrait with Two Circles,” “The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp,” and “Bathsheba at her Bath," among others.

How much time will it take to visit the Rembrandt House Museum?

With your Rembrandt House Museum Tickets, it will take anywhere from an hour to two hours to fully visit the museum, admire the artefacts and displays here, and learn about the life and work of this great Dutch artist.

Which are the best Museums in Amsterdam?

Rijksmuseum: Ranked as one of the best museums in Amsterdam is the Rijksmuseum. It is in this museum where you can catch sights of masterpieces of art, such as The Night Watch by Rembrandt, Milkmaid by Vermeer and The Merry Family by Jan Steen, among others. The museum also boasts of extensive collections of Delftware porcelain displays, along with magnificent dollhouses, and a rose garden on the outside.
Van Gogh Museum: It is in the Van Gogh Museum where you will be able to see and marvel at 200 paintings, and 500 drawings made by Vincent Van Gogh, making it the largest collection of works by the artist in the whole world. Additionally, you can also learn about the life and works of the artist by creations like Sunflowers, The Yellow House and Wheatfield with Crows.

Click Here to Book Now: Van Gogh Museum Tickets

Stedelijk Museum: Known as one of the most popular museums in Amsterdam, the Stedelijk Museum is the abode of some of the most famous works of art by artist Extraordinaires, from Picasso and Matisse, to Mondrian, Lichtenstein as well as Jeff Koons. At any given time, you can see a permanent collection of almost 100,000 works of art in this museum.

Book Now: Stedelijk Museum Tickets

Tropenmuseum: To get a taste of the rich culture and traditions of Europe, the Tropenmuseum is the place to be. The museum is known to offer visitors insights into the culturally diverse city that Amsterdam is, by displaying artefacts and objects from the colonial era, different types of clothing and more.

Which are the some of the best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of best Amsterdam attraction tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia:

Amsterdam Top Attractions

Rijks Museum

The largest art museum in the Netherlands, Rijksmuseum is itself a history book. Now located in the borough of Amsterdam South at the Museum Square, this Dutch national museum was founded on November 19, back in the year 1798, but in The Hague. After two times of relocation within ten years, as well as a ten-year renovation, the current building of the Rijkmuseum, was opened to the public in 2013.

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Anne Frank House

One of the most popular destinations in Amsterdam, the Anne Frank House, displays the hardship that Anne Frank, her family, and four other Jews went through during World War II. It lies on the Prinsengracht canal in central Amsterdam, Netherlands, and is famous as the building used by Anne Frank and her family to hide from Nazis during wartime. It is believed that they stayed there in the Secret Annex for more than two years.

Van Gogh Museum

Van Gogh Museum is a home where you can appreciate the biggest collection of artworks by Vincent Van Gogh. Here you will not only see the artwork but will also learn about the life and life stories of Vincent Van Gogh. In the entire history of western art, he was one of the widely famous artists. He was born on 30 March 1853 in the Brabant village of Zundert, he was the first child of Protestant minister Theodorus van Gogh and Anna Carbenuts. His journey started as a schoolboy, then to becoming a junior clerk at an art firm, a teacher after that, then onto selling books as a bookseller and a preacher at the end. Finally, at the age of 27 years, he decided to become an artist and change the history of art forever which ended in 1890.

Dam Square

Dam square is one of the most famous destinations in the city center of Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. This place is the heartbeat of the city, it stays lively for most of the time during the whole day and will always be hosting some event for your entertainment. Being one of the most popular tourist spots you can just follow the crowd of tourists from Amsterdam Central station to the Damrak that leads you to Dam Square.

Begijnhof

Begijnhof is located in the heart of Amsterdam and is included in the best treasures of the city. It is one of the oldest hofjes in Amsterdam, Netherlands that includes prehistoric buildings, and many other private dwellings. It is also renowned for the two churches namely the English reformed church and the Catholic Houten Huys. One can learn from its name that this place was initially a beguinage.

ARTIS Royal Zoo

This is the oldest zoo in the Netherlands which has about 900 animal species and 250 varieties of trees. The zoo is categorized into various zones like Lemur Land, Sea Lions, Savannah, Gorilla House, Insectarium, Butterfly Pavilion, Planetarium, and Aquarium.

Stedelijk Museum

This international museum is a museum for modern art, contemporary art, and design. It was opened in 1895 and is one of the largest art museums in the Dutch region.

Oude Kerk

Standing bold and monumental within the boundaries of the Red Light District of Amsterdam, the Oude Kerk is one of the oldest churches in the city. It paints an image full of contrast on the pages of De Wallen with distinct colours of a coffee shop to its left, the Princess Juliana Nursery School at its right and numerous street workers on their way to work in front of it.