The Rembrandt House Museum is the only place in the world where you can experience how the famous painter Rembrandt van Rijn once lived and worked. Located on Jodenbreestraat in Amsterdam, this museum offers a unique opportunity to get closer to the master and discover his world.
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After a major renovation, the Rembrandt House reopened with a 30% expansion of new spaces. This renovation introduced five new museum rooms, including an epilogue room, an etching attic, and a third exhibition hall. Thanks to a new multimedia tour, the seventeenth century comes to life as you follow Rembrandt’s life story from his days of glory to his eventual financial downfall.
Daily Demonstrations and Educational Workshops
Every day, the museum offers etching and painting demonstrations, where you can see how Rembrandt made his paint and developed his etching techniques. In the new etching attic, you get a glimpse into the etching process, as if you were looking over the artist’s shoulder.
Plan Your Visit to the Rembrandt House
It is advisable to book your tickets online in advance. This also applies to holders of Museum Cards, students, and other special passes. Opening hours vary by season: until 1 November 2026 the museum is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00, from 2 November to 18 December from 10:00 to 17:00, and from 19 to 31 December again from 10:00 to 18:00. On 24 and 31 December it closes at 17:00 and on 25 December it is closed. The museum has already published its 2027 opening calendar as well, so check the official visitor page for your exact date.
Entrance Fees 2026
- Adults: €23.50
- Adults during off-peak hours (16:00–18:00): €19.50
- Youth up to 25 years old: €15
- Children 6 to 17 years old: €8
- Children up to 5 years old: free
- Museum Card, I Amsterdam City Card, ICOM and several other accepted passes: free with a valid card
All tickets include a multimedia tour, available in no less than 13 languages, and specially designed tours for families with children.
Accessibility and Facilities
While the museum is partially accessible for wheelchair users, some parts of the historic house are unfortunately less accessible due to narrow and steep stairs. There is an elevator to the modern wing of the museum, where most facilities are located, such as the museum shop, toilets, and exhibition rooms.
Getting to the Rembrandt House
The Rembrandt House is located at Jodenbreestraat 4, near Waterlooplein and about a 15-minute walk from Central Station. The museum is easily accessible by public transport:
- Metro: any line to Amsterdam Central Station, stop Nieuwmarkt or Waterlooplein.
- Tram: line 14, stop Waterlooplein.
For visitors arriving by car, exclusive parking deals are available. Nearby car parks include Waterlooplein, Markenhoven, and Muziektheater/Stadhuis.
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Come and discover the place where Rembrandt created his greatest works and be inspired by his masterful art and fascinating life story. With daily new activities and a rich history, the Rembrandt House offers an unforgettable experience for art lovers and curious visitors of all ages.
For more related ideas, continue to our guide to things to see in Amsterdam.