Netherlands · RIJKSMUSEUM & THE DUTCH MASTERS
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The Night Watch, the Milkmaid, the Merry Drinker and roughly eight thousand other things. These 15 options cover plain timed entry, guided routes that get you to the highlights in ninety minutes, and the combination tickets that add Rembrandt’s house or a canal cruise — with what each saves you and which slots stay quiet.
Scan-in Rijksmuseum ticket for Rembrandt’s The Night Watch, Dutch Golden Age art, and 800 years of objects and history.
“The building was beautiful and the artwork, especially second floor was amazing. Honestly really worth the visit!”
Step into Rembrandt’s Amsterdam home with a multimedia tour, studio demos, and the Rembrandts Masterclass exhibition, for $23.
“To be in a house of its time was interesting enough let alone having all the information and connection with Rembrandt. Keep in mind there are stairs although the lift may be in use for those with a need for accessibility without stairs.”
Timed entry to The Hague’s Mauritshuis, a compact palace museum packed with Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Fabritius. Includes app, WiFi.
“It was excellent, all staff were helpful and very knowledgeable. The gallery was stunning”
Dutch Masters come alive at Fabrique des Lumières in Westergas Park, with music and a Mondriaan finale. Timed entry.
“Excellent musical and visual arrangement of Dutch Masters. A feast for the senses. Great intro before visiting the museums. Can recommend fully”
Rijksmuseum skip-the-line ticket plus a 75-minute UNESCO canal cruise with 19-language audio and optional snack box, in Amsterdam.
“The boat cruise was beautiful but the guide was not clear enough.”
Rijksmuseum small-group tour with included tickets, an expert English guide, and a private English upgrade option, all in about 2 hours.
“Highly knowledgeable art historian and fine artist giving the tour, wasn’t expecting that! Excellent tour!”
Rijksmuseum skip-the-line ticket plus a 1-hour Lovers canal cruise through Amsterdam Canal Belt for $45, with GPS audio in 19 languages.
“Everything was great,and you can do it all from your phone💥💥💥💥💥”
2-hour Rijksmuseum guided tour on the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s Nightwatch. Museumplein meeting, ticket included.
“Claire W really made this tour outstanding. Her enthusiasm and knowledge along with the small group size really lifted our experience.”
Rijksmuseum exclusive guided tour with reserved entry, small-group up to 12, and art-historian context on Rembrandt and Vermeer.
“Anna is a wonderful and knowledgeable guide. She gave us a fascinating tour we didn't want it to end.”
Semi-private Amsterdam tour with reserved entry to Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. Small group, expert guide, 5.5 hours.
“Our guide, Anita, was very knowledgeable and was excellent at sharing her information. We were able to see the highlights and stilll have time for optional.”
See Rembrandt’s Amsterdam home with a free multimedia guide, daily demonstrations, and new rooms like the etching attic, for about 26 euros.
“This is a unique place because even though, doesn't display a great deal of Rembrandt's art, it does give you a window into what his life was like when he was still famous and wealthy. If I understood correctly, most everything inside the house is original and actually belonged to the artist. I'm not an art buff, so sometimes I pass exhibitions too fast, so I did the tour twice, to make sure I didn't miss anything, and discovered that there were 2 additional rooms, not in the house but the museum entrance: with some additional pieces. I definitely recommend visiting Rembrandt's house.”
Watch Van Gogh and Rembrandt’s connection unfold in 45 minutes at the Noorderkerk, with 360 light, sound, and letters in English.
“very informative,didn't know the history of Van Gogh and Rembrandt but feel a great history lesson that's easy to follow,the immersive experience was amazing”
Reserved entry guided combo tour through Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, with included tickets, art stories, and a break.
“My family really enjoyed this tour. We had Klaas for the morning tour of Rijksmuseum and he was entertaining and knowledgeable and clear. In the afternoon we had Diana and she was also awesome. My kids (8 and 10) paid attention most of the day, which is a testament to how interesting both of our guides were. Loved it. The guides made the museums come alive for us.”
Skip-the-line Rijksmuseum highlights in a small English group, led by a friendly guide, then explore on your own after 90 minutes.
“The guide was amiable and not pretentious. He presented highlights that provided a well-designed overview of the main points in the history of Dutch painters and Rembrandt, beginning with the images on stained glass and tiles on the floor.”
Semi-private Rijksmuseum tour with guide and entry included, small groups, Rembrandt and Vermeer highlights, plus dollhouses and a library.
“The guide was excellent and imparted much knowledge that contributed greatly to our museum visit. The directions for guide meeting were a little unclear because their are two locations across the street from the entrance that look exactly the same. One is the museum gift shop which I assumed was the meeting place until I looked up the street and saw another building that matched the gift chop building.”
