Rembrandt House Museum Tickets with Multimedia Guide

The Rembrandt House Museum is the only place in the world entirely dedicated to Rembrandt. Visit the home where he lived and worked for 19 years, creating some of his greatest masterpieces. Step back into the 17th century and be inspired by Rembrandt—the man, the artist, his home, his city, and his time.

Getting started

Begin your visit at the main entrance of the Rembrandt House Museum, where your ticket is validated. Collect your multimedia guide, available in 16 languages, and start exploring both the permanent and temporary exhibitions.

What to expect

Rembrandt House Museum

Located in Rembrandt’s former home and studio, this museum offers an in-depth look at his daily routines, working methods, and creative process. Explore the authentic 17th-century rooms where he taught his students, mixed pigments, prepared etching plates, and developed the techniques that made him one of history’s most iconic artists.

Features

• Original etchings and drawings: View an impressive collection of Rembrandt’s original works on paper, including delicate etchings and intricate sketches.

• Permanent and temporary exhibitions: Currently featuring Rembrandt & Life, a temporary exhibition with over 50 prints from the Rembrandt House Museum collection, revealing every stage of life, from cradle to grave.

• Live demonstrations: Watch expert-led demonstrations of etching and pigment preparation using traditional techniques Rembrandt himself would have used, bringing his artistic process to life.

• Multimedia guide: Access text, images, audio, and video content in 16 languages, including a dedicated guide for children, to enrich your understanding of Rembrandt’s world.

• Family-friendly experience: The children’s multimedia guide ensures younger visitors stay engaged and inspired throughout the museum.

Extras

• Rembrandt canal cruise: Enhance your visit with a 1-hour Rembrandt-themed canal cruise that ends just outside the museum. Led by an expert guide, the cruise shares stories about Rembrandt’s life, influences, and artistic journey, while pointing out landmarks connected to the Dutch master, such as former studios and cityscapes he once painted.