Rembrandt House Museum

Visit Rembrandt House Museum with your City Card

To visit Museum Rembrandthuis with your City Card, you must book a time in advance. You can reserve a tee time via this link. Choose 'Reservation for a card'. Make sure your City Card is valid at the time of your visit.

Visit Rembrandt's old house

In the only surviving house and studio of the famous painter Rembrandt van Rijn, you get to know the master personally. The house tells the story of Rembrandt the human being, the artist, the teacher, the collector, the entrepreneur and the Amsterdammer.

In this monumental building in the heart of Amsterdam, which is now a museum, Rembrandt lived and worked between 1639 and 1658. On the basis of an inventory from the seventeenth century, the house has been carefully redecorated with furniture, art and objects from that time. Visit Rembrandt's studio, the old kitchen and living room and imagine yourself in the seventeenth century.

Exhibitions

Rembrandt House Museum has been officially a museum since 1911 and holds an almost complete collection of etchings by Rembrandt. These are regularly shown in changing exhibitions in the modern museum wing. Here you can discover work by Rembrandt himself, his predecessors, contemporaries and pupils. In addition, you regularly see work by contemporary artists who have been inspired by Rembrandt's work.

Accessibility

The museum is partially accessible for visitors who use a wheelchair and/or people who have difficulty walking. There are various facilities in the museum for visitors who are visually and/or hearing impaired.

Elevator

The elevator provides access to the modern wing of the museum. This concerns the entrance area, -1 museum shop, toilets, cloakroom, 1 temporary exhibition hall, 2 temporary exhibition hall, 3 temporary exhibition hall, 4 workshop space. Unfortunately, Rembrandt's house is not accessible by elevator. There are many narrow and steep stairs. Please take this into account during your visit.