Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
For museum lovers and art lovers looking for things to do in Holland, Rijksmuseum is the can’t-miss tourist attraction That locals love too! Located in the heart of the vibrant city of Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum opened its doors in 1800 and was originally called the National art gallery and was located in Huis ten Bosch in The Hague. It mostly contained historical objects and paintings and moved to Amsterdam in 1808 at the Royal Palace on Dam Square. Its current location Became home to the museum in 1885 and incorporated the Netherlands Museum for History and Art in The Hague, How many followers would later Become the departments of Dutch history and Sculpture and Applied Art.
Visitors to the Rijksmuseum
Will see the works of celebrated Dutch artists, zoals Vincent van Gogh, Hendrik Voogd, Johannes Vermeer and Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn. Art lovers and history buffs will love to see the Dutch masterpieces That are recognized across the world for Their beauty and unique history.
While you are visiting the Rijksmuseum, you have the ability to join one of three exciting guided tours, Such as famous and infamous people from the 17th century, a history on the National Museum building and a surprise tour that shows visitors the highlights of the museum. This art museum has many special exhibitions on and is always adding new ones to their list so be sure to check online to see any special exhibitions That might be showing When you visit.
Hours:
- Open 9am to 5pm every day of the year
- Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day open 9am to 4:30 pm
- Also available online (lets you skip the line!)
Price:
* Adults: € 22.50
* Youth aged 18 and under free admission
Location:
Rijksmuseum
Museum Street 1
1071 XX Amsterdam
