H'ART Amsterdam (Formerly know as Heritage)

H'ART is a new museum concept housed in the former Hermitage building. It partners with major museums like the British Museum and Centre Pompidou. The exhibitions focus on world-class loans and cross-cultural collaborations. Its programming blends classical masterpieces with modern dialogues. The building sits on the Amstel River in a grand 17th-century orphanage. Spacious galleries and natural light enhance the visitor experience. Its transformation represents a shift toward artistic independence. Programming emphasizes accessibility, inclusivity, and global relevance. Expect the unexpected in a majestic yet modern setting. Great for international art lovers and curious audiences alike.

Opening hours

H’ART Museum is open daily 10:00 – 17:00

How to get there

Amstel 51, 1018 EJ Amsterdam

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From €27.50

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Formerly operating as the Hermitage Amsterdam, H'ART Museum is a reimagined cultural powerhouse that brings international art treasures to Dutch audiences. Situated in a grand 17th-century building along the Amstel River, the museum rebranded in 2023 and now collaborates with global institutions such as the British Museum, Centre Pompidou, and the Smithsonian.

H'ART Museum offers ambitious exhibitions drawn from these rich international partnerships, redefining the role of Amsterdam as a nexus for global art and cultural exchange.

Located along the Amstel River in a stately 17th-century building, H'ART aims to bring major international art and culture to Dutch audiences.

Historical Significance

Originally a retirement home, the building has a long philanthropic history. As Hermitage Amsterdam, it brought treasures from the Russian Hermitage to the Netherlands before pivoting to a new global vision.