




Entry to Rijksmuseum
1-hour LOVERS Canal Cruise
Child ticket for ages 4-13 years old
Free entry for 0-3 year olds when accompanied by a paying adult
Monday - Sunday: 9.00 - 17.00
Check-in 15 minutes before departure
Free tours are available in the Rijksmuseum app in English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Mandarin
The free audio-guide on the boat is available in Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Turkish, Polish, Thai, Indonesian, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Hebrew and Hindi
Ticket directly available on smartphone
Tickets cannot be rescheduled or cancelled
Only service dogs (who must be identifiable as such) are allowed on the boat
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Lovers Canal Cruises offers you the unique opportunity to combine a cruise with a visit to the world-famous Rijksmuseum. Both experiences are not to be missed on a visit to the Dutch capital. This combination ticket is the perfect way to discover Amsterdam.
Enjoy the 8000 artistic and historical objects on display at the Rijksmuseum, before winding your way down the city’s waterways in a canal boat. Or vice versa! The beauty of a Rijksmuseum and cruise combo is that you can structure your day exactly as you want to. It is also one of the better Amsterdam deals, as you will save time and money on both experiences.
Start or continue your day in the impressive Rijksmuseum, the pride of the Netherlands. Covering 800 years of Dutch history, the Rijksmuseum overflows with thousands of famous artworks and historical artefacts. Don’t miss luminous masterpieces by the Dutch masters, such as Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Frans Hals, admired by people from all over the world.
But the beauty is not just inside the Rijksmuseum. The building itself is worthy of a photo or two as well. Located at the Museumplein, or Museum District, and with definite renaissance and gothic influences, the Rijksmuseum is truly the height of architectural talent.
If you buy your tickets from Lovers Canal Cruises, you also benefit from fast track access. Book online and spend more time viewing your favourite works of art, like The Milkmaid, by Johannes Vermeer, or Rembrandt’s most famous canvas, The Night Watch.
An Amsterdam canal cruise is the perfect addition to a trip to the Rijksmuseum. During the hour-long cruise, you’ll discover the beautiful canal belt of the ‘Venice of the North.' The Amsterdam canal cruise is truly one of Amsterdam’s highlights, it’s no wonder that the 100km-long canal belt is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Marvel at the three most famous canals of the city, the Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht, and Herengracht, alongside which wealthy spice merchants constructed grand houses during the Dutch Golden Age. The Amsterdam canal cruise is significantly enriched by an audio guide, in 19 languages, packed with fascinating information about the city's history.
530 Reviews
Tourist11590861736
The canal cruise was perfect, the captin come guide gave us headphones to listen in our own language. The riverboat was clean and tidy, easy to walk on and off, it was a nice day and we got some beautiful pictures!! A great end to a fantastic tourist holiday!!
OnAir64046
We did the early evening cruise to see the lights of the city. Easy to get tickets by turning up and allocated the next cruise. There is an audio link that you can use, but we decided to just sit outside and watch the views. An hour cruise which was interesting and pretty.
Lynsey T
We had an hour cruise around the canals in Amsterdam and learnt a lot whilst doing it. We really enjoyed every second. My five year old didn’t want to get off. The captain was also very knowledgeable.
CanadianBlondie
This is a must do on your list of things to do while visiting Amsterdam. It takes you through areas that you may not be able to walk to. The captain points out things of interest and tells the story behind it.
Becky F
We had a really lovely time on the one-hour canal cruise. Our captain was very lovely and cracked a good few jokes throughout the tour. The GPS guided tour via the headphones was a fab idea and there were so many language options available which was a really pleasant surprise. We learned so much about the history of the city and the tour even helped us to find places to visit again in further detail after the tour. The price was extremely reasonable considering the excellent experience we got, and our boat even left a little early which was nice. All in all, we would definitely recommend it!
Brad D
We really enjoyed it. We show I I amsterdam cards at the ticket office ans were on a boat and on our way within 10 minutes. Our captain (Tony I believe was his name) was lovely ,cheerful and very knowledge of the area, he also had 2 traniees with him and they were also lovely. The facilties were clean. If I hadn't have had the I amsterdam card I would have still paid what the price was (which I think is reasonable).
peter G
1st time in Amsterdam and loved it Booked on the Lovers Canal cruise early in the morning to get a feel for the city and to get our bearings The tour showed the highlights of the city and the comentry was good
Vladimir J
sitting backward is really annoying... Except that I think it is very nice and the captain was a nice guy, he was really funny, making jokes.
pieta
Booked through Get Your Guide literally 20 mins before boarding. They let us join a boat that was boarding as soon as we got there, which was great, no standing around as they weren’t so busy. We took a daytime trip and glad we did. Maybe evening cruises would be better in warmer months with open boats. The boat was modern, clean and warm and no condensation at all during any part of our cruise. The headphones were included and the audio commentary was interesting. The captain also added bits and pieces of extra info which was appreciated. It was a great introduction to the canals of Amsterdam as we decided to do this trip literally an hour after arriving in Amsterdam. It helped us with our bearings and with general historical info about the city. The reason for 4 rather than 5 stars is that we seemed to stay on one canal, no museums seen, no Anne Frank house, nothing like that, which was a shame as lots of tourists probably visit these places afterwards. Maybe the canal boat starting from the museums area take that route? We took the one from the station. There are lots of canal boat companies, but we were more than happy with Lovers as their boats appear a lot more modern than many others we saw. I would definitely recommend the cruise and my teenage daughter said it was one of the nicest things we did when in Amsterdam.
silk44w
A amazing tour with some great canal boat skills performed and a great host. This tour is very much for couples and being alone I felt a little out of place.
GW__92
Done the open boat tour during the summer. A great way to see the city and the audio guide gave plenty of information along the way. Extremely relaxing to the point I almost fell asleep half way around. Would definitely do the tour again if I’m back in Amsterdam
colleen S
Guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Although it rained, I still enjoyed the tour. The only complaint was the audio was difficult to hear at times.
far away from every day
Nice relaxing hour around the canals. Duco (sorry if I have not got the name correct) was informative with history and fun facts. Would recommend.
ross
It was educational, slowed down at the right places. The pilot was polite and explained well- was fun and energetic.
Elvira T
El tour está muy bien, en cambio si ya has hecho un freetour por la ciudad recomiendo el crucero primero, te da una vista más general, mi amiga y yo al haber hecho antes el freetour volvimos a ver sitios en los que ya habíamos estado.
A.S
Croisière avec le groupe lovers Sympathique croisière traduit en plusieurs langue 1h pour vous faire un tour des canaux avec visite guidée et indication sur les différents quartiers/monuments / place/ marché /histoire / musée de la ville etc Très bien pour découvrir une 1er fois en famille en amies en couple cette croisière et très bien adapter
Marinel15
Petite balade bien sympathique, est l’audio était très bien fait rien à redire. Le petit bar pour attendre est très sympa aussi avant d’accéder au bateau.
diana9008
Wir hatten einen super symphatischen Bootsführer der viele Nebeninfos gab. War schön und informativ. 1 Stunde hat gut gereicht und empfehlenswert. Gute Karte erhalten für den Treffpunkt und pünktlich, sowie sauber.
Sarakshi
Muy puntuales, un paseo tranquilo, recomiendo que cuando lo cojan miren bien la metereología, pues así podrán disfrutar mejor de las vistas.
Vanda53
Giro dei canali in barca assolutamente da consigliare. Audioguida in italiano e Simon simpaticissimo conducente che comunque dava ulteriori informazioni in inglese. La durata è di un'ora ma ci è dispiaciuto scendere!!
chrisbu91
Die Stunde waren zwar nur ca. 50 Minuten, aber die Tour war wunderschön. Unbedingt abends machen, die Atmosphäre ist unbeschreiblich!
Yannick Raach
Sehr nette Bootstour über die Kanäle von Amsterdam! Man bekommt viele interessante Informationen über die Stadt und deren Geschichte erzählt.
Christian D
La promenade sur les canaux dure une heure. Les audio guides permettent de suivre les commentaires dans différentes langues. Le long de cette promenade fluviale, nous découvrons l'histoire de la ville et des monuments "célèbres". Par contre, le confort est rudimentaire.
Teresa F
Las vistas son preciosas, aunque desde posición incómoda porque el barco estaba muy lleno. El capitán muy simpático e hizo agradable el viaje.
robertadeg
Crociera molto carina con guida in tutte le lingue. Partenza vicino ala stazione centrale. Durata circa un ora. Visita dei canali principali di Amsterdam. Da provare
RobY324
We spent a whole day at the Museum. There is a wide mix of art and other collections from Medieval to 20th Century. The Night Watch which is mean to be “the” picture is undergoing examination and restoration but is still in show, but I was more impressed with some of the other Dutch masters.
laurhigzRN
This is a must-see while in Amsterdam. The building itself is breathtaking, and there is the opportunity to learn so much about Dutch history within. We spent several hours here yet I think we probably only saw half of the museum! It is well organized and relatively easy to navigate. I do wish I had opted for the audio guide, though.
W4228QVnicolel
This is a huge museum with so much art and history to see. Conveniently located next to the Van Gogh museum if you want to combine. We went first thing in the morning before it was too crowded.
892s_ran
The Rijksmuseum is an absolute treasure trove of art, history, and culture. From the moment you step inside, you’re surrounded by stunning architecture and an incredible collection of masterpieces.
Abamagal
We really enjoyed this museum. I would consider it a must do when in Amsterdam. A few tips: 1. The Museum is €25 but is covered with the I Amsterdam Card. 2. Reserve your time in advance. If you have the I Amsterdam Card it’s easy to just select that you have the card and reserve your time for €0. 3. Plan longer than you think for this museum. It has a lot of things to see. 4. Enter the queue a few minutes prior to your reservation time so you can go through security and drop your coats and bags prior to entering the museum.
mikejY4691ZT
Awesome visit, entire staff was helpful and friendly. Could have spent more time there, Thank you for a memorable visit.
TV2451
This historic museum is full of Dutch treasures, especially paintings from the age of great realistic painting. And they have interesting displays of information that educate you about the background of the paintings. I left with a better appreciation of this particular school of art. I recommend that you buy your entrance ticket on line to avoid a crowd at the entrance.
denewton
Starting from Floor Zero with the Renaissance and then to Floor 2 (with the Honour Gallery) took almost 3 hours as there are so many artifacts to see and enjoy. I particularly loved the silver work done by a family of silversmiths.
louiville7
The stunning building of the Rijksmuseum is a short distance from Amsterdam Centraal in the vibrant Museumplein area. The staff are exceptionally welcoming and friendly. The museum is vast, offering a journey through Dutch and European art masterpieces. Unless you have ample hours to spare, I would recommend being selective about what you wish to see. Nevertheless, you will discover some remarkable masterpieces to appreciate. The museum can become quite crowded, particularly around the more famous pieces of artwork. The café is often busy, but there are plenty of eateries in the local vicinity. The shop is charming, with a good selection of items available, and there is also a bookshop. It's a must-visit for history, art, and museum enthusiasts.
Roger_and_Kate
This is not a place to be rushed allow at least 3 hours and take your time. The focus is on art rather than history of development of the city. Well worth it.
nmkams
The Rijksmuseum is an absolute must-visit—every single time! Whether it’s your first visit or your tenth, there’s always something new to discover. The art exhibitions are stunning, showcasing a perfect mix of iconic masterpieces and fascinating temporary collections. It’s become a beloved tradition in our family to visit every Christmas, and it’s always such a charming experience. The museum feels festive and full of life, and it’s the perfect place to make lasting memories together. Despite the crowds, there’s always enough space to enjoy the art without feeling cramped, and the staff is incredibly helpful and welcoming. Plus, it’s fantastic for kids—engaging, educational, and fun for all ages. A true cultural gem that never disappoints. I can’t wait to go back again and again!
ABBaptiste
Amazing museum!!!! Upon arrival, the staff was so nice! The exhibitions were amazing. From Rembrandt to American Photographs, every work of art was breathtaking. A don't miss in Amsterdam.
LeslieH673
This museum surpassed our expectations. We went into this feeling like we kinda had to do this one but were more excited about the Van Gogh museum, and this one ended up being our favorite and then some! We did a 1hr guided tour to get started - highly recommend as it got us a general lay of the land and showcased some history of the beautiful building itself as well as key art pieces we wanted to see. It was such a fantastic way to spend a morning in Amsterdam. Highly recommend.
xhanpirzg
It is one of the best museum for paintings. Only Night Watch is enough to visit. If you really look every pieces it will take 4-5 hours, so you can rest at the museum cafe may be visit 2 floor then continue:)The shop is expensive.
Lian3333
This museum is high quality and has many different types of art and collections. I was in awe with many of the paintings and enjoyed every room. This was worthwhile visiting.
Discover44775277747
The Dutch are an excellent people, organisation is one of their finest qualities, and the Rijksmuseum is as tight as a drum. My partner needs a wheelchair to move around, and all the staff couldn’t have been more helpful, friendly, welcoming, professional and informed. Huge lifts everywhere, the museum is organised in two huge buildings ( pink and green sides ) either side of a massive, beautiful, arched concourse. It is also organised by the century. Whatever your physical impairment may be you can visit the Rijksmuseum with ease, and I heartily recommend you do!
jakubg185
Definitely the best museum in Amsterdam and I think in the Netherlands. It is very big you need a whole day to see it. All periods through Dutch hitory- amzing golden age
camillaBeenice
Such a beautiful building and so many wonderful paintings to linger over. Very helpful staff who were more than happy to share their knowledge. You could easily spend a day there and more!
a_coupland18
Set inside a beautiful building, but with a typical museum-type layout. Some of the artifacts set within predate several countries' founding. An endless amount of things to see, very easy to wander through. I do wish they had a few more interactive displays, as it was very typical of walking and admiring. The fashion display was a bonus, as well as the ship sections. May not be the most kid-friendly attraction ever, but a great stop nonetheless.
RicardoBowie
The star of the show is currently in the process of a 'make over'. Rembrandt's the Nightwatch is currently being restored. It is behind a glass partition and can still be viewed to some degree (not ideal) but better than nothing. The museum is no 'one trick pony', however. It is the some of its parts and there is a wealth of treasure on display that is still very good indeed. As a firm favourite, there are many works of art from portrait to landscape and everything else in between. A fine ceramic display, Oriental section and lots of furniture, fashion and old weapons. A good museum should have an eclectic mix of wares. Rijks fits into this category exceptionally well. A good curation sympathetically displayed over several floors. Well worth a visit when in 'The Dam'.
CM1602
The Rijksmuseum is undoubtedly one of the world's great museums and should not be missed on any city trip. The exhibitions are well curated and interesting, and the pieces on display are world-class.
PaulW723
Great museum, full of Dutch art work through the ages, highlight being theRembrandts. I was abit dissappointed the night watch was under restoration, but it is still visible, but has allot of scaffolding/instruments infront of it, but I have seen if before on previous visits. I enjoiyed the exhibition of the model ships, used to love these as a child, so was great to see. I went to this as I had the Iamsterdam card which gave free access, so worth checking out the Iamsterdam card, as I saved allot of money by using the card and tried a few things
randysU7104EC
The Rijksmuseum is a true gem of Amsterdam, offering an unparalleled experience for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike. This iconic museum houses an exceptional collection of Dutch art, including masterpieces from the Golden Age, and provides a deep dive into the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Netherlands. From the moment you step into the museum, you’re greeted by its grand architecture and expansive galleries. The museum's collection is vast, with over 8,000 objects on display, including works by renowned artists like Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Frans Hals. The most famous of these, Rembrandt’s The Night Watch, is a breathtaking sight, and a highlight of any visit. The Rijksmuseum's layout is thoughtfully designed, guiding visitors through a journey of Dutch art, history, and culture. In addition to its remarkable art collection, the museum also features fascinating exhibits on Dutch history, including the country’s maritime heritage, the development of its cities, and the iconic wooden clogs and Delftware pottery that symbolize Dutch craftsmanship. The museum’s beautifully restored galleries, combined with its impressive collection, create a truly immersive experience that educates and inspires. Whether you’re admiring the intricate detail of 17th-century masterpieces or learning about the cultural evolution of the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum offers something for everyone. If you’re visiting Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum is a must-see. It’s not just a museum; it’s a celebration of Dutch art and history that will leave you in awe and deepen your understanding of one of Europe’s most fascinating cultures.
952taniaw
We visited with our two children, aged 9 and 12. We used the family audio guide, which I highly recommend. It was a great way for our kids to see a large part of the museum, including the most famous pieces. If visiting with kids I highly recommend the family audio guide.
operalover939
I went chiefly to see the special exhibition of Asiatic bronze objects, which unfortunately ends on Sunday. The exhibition was both attractive and instructive, which is good, since I knew little about them. I learned a lot. Afterwards I passed through a number of rooms with 17th-century Dutch art, crowned by the Gallery of Honour. The famous Night Watch is currently being cleaned and touched up, and it was interesting to see the two experts working on it.
ANYA2001
Easy to get tickets online. Walked up to entrance and saw a quicker queue on other side , which we went into. Easy way in at 10.30am and minimal visitors at that time. Go early to avoid people ! We downloaded the free app which was good enough. There are information placards at all items on display. Museum is vast but we managed to see around it ( what we were interested in) in 4 hours or so. It got very busy at lunch time. The exhibits are well laid out. The Nightwatch is behind glass so you can’t get near it as restoration worked is being carried out. I’m would have liked to see more impressionist paintings by well known artists but that’s just me. There is something for everyone at the Rijks. I’m so glad the Van Gogh museum was booked as we would have missed this gem.
E6789NDlucyn
Amazing selection of art, I spent hours here and thoroughly enjoyed it, there were some mild repairs, but they didn't disrupt my trip and I'm counting down the days till I can go again. The gift shop was reasonably priced and had a good range of gifts for people.
Trail24933074874
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is a truly interesting and expansive experience. The museum is massive, and they provide you with a brochure highlighting the most important artworks in each room. It felt like a treasure hunt, as you followed the brochure to find all the key pieces. This made the visit much more engaging and interactive. Due to its size, exploring the museum thoroughly takes time, so be prepared to spend a good while discovering all its treasures. It’s definitely worth the visit for anyone who enjoys art and history! P.S. Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they can sell out quickly!
Navigate25807992792
Beautiful place, however it can be extremely busy and overcrowded. Their souvenir shops are filled with cheap looking souvenirs but are way too overpriced.
MarkGregor2773
Make plans to be here all day. Get the Rijksmuseum app from the Play Store or Apple Store. This is free and contains the same material as the official museum audio guide. You may enter the number of a specific piece of art from the museum into the app, and it will display that piece and provide you with further information. Additionally, some art pieces have paper information guides.
Happyhouse101
We booked a guided tour with a lovely Tour Guide called Lisa - who was clearly an art historian or fine art expert. We started in the middle ages, moved through the centuries to the 1700's to the Night Watch which started renovation in 2019 and has yet another 3 - 4 years to go to completion. It's just amazing to get those insights through the guided tour. It's such a huge museum and could take weeks and months to see everything. Having limited time in Amsterdam this tour saved us a lot of time but also provided us with a lot of information. I'm so grateful to have been able to visit and see and learn more than I would with a guide book.
AndyM290670
A little confusion over where to buy tickets as the building apparently contains 3 museums some of which only sell tickets online. You can buy tickets for the Rijks Museum from a little ticket office. The museum itself is very informative with a good selection of art works. If you are interested in learning a bit of culture then I would definitely recommend it. There is a lovely coffee shop on site which also sells food.
MjbSmith83
We visited the Rijksmuseum on a wet and windy day at the beginning of December. You have to buy tickets before you can go inside, which you can buy online or at a small shop outside the museum. You can’t take rucksacks, umbrellas etc into the collections but they have a free cloakroom where you can leave your things. I recommend lunch at the museum cafe, which serves delicious food. We’d read that the museum is always super busy, but it was fine when we went and not overly busy. We mostly went to the second floor where you can see the Rembrandt and Vermeer paintings, amongst others. There is a nice museum shop, and a bookshop. The museum is very accessible, with lots of lifts to all floors if you can’t use the stairs. The staff were also really lovely, and very helpful.
361elyanak
This exceptional art museum houses unique exhibits you won't find anywhere else. We opted for a guided tour, and our small group was led by a knowledgeable guide who provided insights into the artwork, artists, and historical context of each piece. The Vermeers and Rembrandts were the stars of the show, but there are many other captivating paintings and intriguing objects, including a massive model ship, ancient musical instruments, and exquisitely detailed dollhouses.
N1650EQvanessat
As a long time art fan, it has been shamefull that I have reached 60 before visiting Amsterdam. We spent three hours in here and even that wasn't long enough. The staff were very helpful when we had a minor medical issue. First class.
cristinarE1049KU
Beautiful. Lovely gardens. Full of history and culture inside and outside. Amazing arquitecture. People are very nice
birolb48
The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.
birolbalibey
The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.
RuneL141
The building is amazing to look at and the park in the back is nice to walk in. Did not go into the museum since it did look over crowded
JJK13
When you first approach this museum you are immediately awed by its beauty, size and grace. Upon entering, and throughout the visit, you will notice all kinds of programming for children. A brilliant idea. Not sure why I don’t see it more often. Kids were having a blast. What a great way to expose them to art and the museum culture. I spent nearly my entire visit viewing the 17th Century Dutch Masters. I often visit single artist museums in order to enable me to focus and learn about a particular Artist or period or region. It also helps not to become overwhelmed. In this case (my second visit), I was awestruck by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Steen and (to a lesser extent) van Dijck. I was able to focus on both the artists and the period. Truly great day. PS it gets really quiet late in the afternoon!
StuartB904
Great welcome from the lady who was checking tickets at the door. She said we had to buy tickets on line or from the Museum Shop. She was very helpful and stayed with us as we purchased the tickets on line, She even escorted us into the Museum. Now that is what I call being helpful. The museum is huge, we were there 3 hours and didn't do all of it, We saw the main paintings and artifacts as we went from room to room.
Dreamer15421559293
Give yourself at least three hours to see everything properly! There is so much to see and enjoy. Works of art that are even more impressive up close. Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh and many more. The only disappointing points were "The Night Watch" and a Van Gogh self-portrait. The first is undergoing restoration so can't be seen clearly. The solution is a full sized copy in the entrance to the display. The Van Gogh is on loan to another museum.
KPfeff
I visited on a Monday, arriving before 9 am when the museum opens. In late November, there was already a line! I had already booked tickets on line using their website; I had also booked one of their highlights tours starting at 9:15. Tours offered by the Rijksmuseum don't seem to be listed on their website until a few weeks before, so if you don't see one offered during your visit, keep checking back because tours and slots may open. The tour was great and covered the highlights; it only lasted an hour. My advice regardless as to whether or not you tour is to get there early and go directly to the Gallery of Honor - that's where the masses congregate. However, if you get there early, you will be able to see The Night Watch and the Vermeers with much fewer crowds. The rest of the collection wasn't as crowded. Instead of renting an audio guide, download the app - it's full of info on each work if you just type in the number. Alternately, you can visit using one of their guided tours.
PaulLuehrmann
If there is only one museum to visit in Amsterdam, it is this one. Starting with Rembrandt's The Night Watch. You can check on how its conservation is going. Visit the priceless works by Vermeer, Steen and others. Don't try to see everything but focus on what you think will be your favorites. Well worth many repeat visits. If you have a Museum Card, it is a great value if you are often able to see the many museums across the Netherlands. Note: The lockers fill up quickly so early entry or during the slower lunch period (noon - 13.00) have yielded better results in finding an open and available locker.
BluePete
Home to Rembrandts plus other old masters Frans Hals and Jan Steen , Ferdinand Bols , Jan Vermeer and Van Gogh. I arrived at opening time 9am , a good time to visit the Old masters not crowded at all. A incredible place to visit.
595kama
we had a wonderful time learning all about the history of the netherlands. Lots of exhibits to wander through. There is also a great cafe to eat/drink at afterwards.
davidcB8929IO
An excellent museum in a very nice building. Lots of fascinating exhibits (and they have the original Night Watch by Rembrandt and even better the only complete BAT FK23 Bantam (1918 post -WW1 fighter aircraft) designed by the Dutchman Koolhoven in existence). So the museum is fab now the downside.... It is quite expensive to go in (about £54 for the two of us). The cafe inside isn't cheap either... To actually go in the room with the Rembrandt is an extra charge (otherwise you view through a glass screen). The layout is a bit confusing - it is quite tricky to ensure you see everything.
Companion39214278135
This museum is massive but wonderful. Each floor is organized by date and has many good pieces to see. Highly suggest a guided tour.
Robert1261
This museum is amazing. Filled with absolutely beautiful Masterpieces by Dutch painters sculptors weapons etc. The museum practice of grouping all these things according to era really helps a lot, The museum can be a bit overwhelming with its sheer size and number of exhibits, a must see however and worth the price.
jilleon
Fabulous exhibition and one of a kind. Explore the old Dutch and Belgian Artists in a historical building. Purchase in advance and take a privat tour guide to indulge, this will give you some valuable information.