Rembrandt House Museum Amsterdam

The Rembrandt House Museum lets visitors step into the world of the Dutch master. Located in Rembrandt’s former home and studio, it offers an immersive 17th-century atmosphere. Period rooms have been meticulously restored using historical inventories. Daily demonstrations show how Rembrandt made his etchings and mixed pigments. Visitors can view a vast collection of his original prints and lesser-known works. Temporary exhibitions highlight his contemporaries and artistic legacy. The museum offers insight into Rembrandt’s personal life and financial struggles. It’s located in a historic quarter near Waterlooplein and the Jewish Cultural Quarter. A modern annex provides extra exhibition space and amenities. Ideal for art lovers, history fans, and anyone fascinated by Rembrandt’s genius.

Opening hours

🕒 Daily: 10:00 – 18:00

How to get there

Jodenbreestraat 4, 1011 NK Amsterdam

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Rembrandt House Museum – Step inside the life of a master

The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the home where Rembrandt van Rijn lived and worked for nearly 20 years. It is in the heart of Amsterdam, near Waterlooplein. The museum shows how the artist lived, created, and taught.

What to See

Rembrandt’s reconstructed living room and art studio
Original etchings and sketches by Rembrandt
Paintings by Rembrandt’s students and peers
Daily demos of etching and paint-making techniques
Rotating exhibitions about 17th-century life and art

Why Visit

Step into the real home of one of history’s greatest painters
See how Rembrandt lived, worked, and taught students
Learn about his tools, materials, and creative process
Perfect for art lovers, history fans, and first-time visitors

The Museum

The Rembrandt House Museum opened in 1911. The house has been restored to how it looked in the 17th century. The museum offers a personal view into Rembrandt’s life, mixing history with art in an authentic and inspiring setting.