We stumbled into this museum and really loved it. It was a good mix of art, architecture and history.

Reconstructed areas throughout the house give you a real feel for who he lived his life. & created his works of art.

The museum is in the center and its located in Rembrandt's house. There is no much paitings from Rembrandt and museum had pictures from Rembrandt's students.

Since Rembrandt lived so long ago the house has been rebuild and remodeled over the years and they did a pretty good job trying to match it but mostly everything except the cupboard in the entry are redone and only a representation. The floors are...More

Dont miss this museum as it the house where Rembrandt used to live , its very interesting to see the painings of this artist and see how was his life .. They explain how did he paint some of its biggest paintings and the building...More

This is a fairly benign museum. There aren't many of rembradts actual works but there are some. The highlight of the self-guided tour was the collection of etchings at the end. I highly recommend bringing a pair of earphones with you when you visit as...More

This was a very nice museum/house. There are video guides available in several languages. It is worth seeing.

I enjoyed the museum's attempts to illustrate Rembrandt's work environment and process, but I cut short my visit to this museum because it was just too crowded; some of the rooms are quite small and can be claustrophobic if full of people. I also found...More

The taxi drivers DO know where this is....it looks like a museum but it is the actual house as a museum. Step back to the days when Rembrandt walked on these floors, stayed in these unusual beds and entertained and mentored students. Really breathtaking and...More

I really enjoyed visiting the place. I had a chance to see his works, inspirations, process of his working technique, tools, atelier and of course his life style in the time. But if you just like to visit because of the famous of the house,...More