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Rijksmuseum
El Rijksmuseum, el museo nacional de Holanda, abarca 800 años de historia holandesa, e incluye obras de algunos de los artistas más influyentes de la historia.
El Rijksmuseum es el mayor museo de arte de Holanda y alberga una impresionante colección de obras mundialmente famosas de pintores como Vincent Van Gogh, Rembrandt van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer y Frans Hals. Con la ayuda tanto de obras de arte como de objetos históricos, el museo nacional de Holanda cuenta la historia de 800 años de arte e historia holandeses.
El Rijksmuseum te lleva desde la Edad Media hasta Mondrian. Además de bellas obras de arte, algunas de las principales atracciones del museo son su colección de armería, casas de muñecas y maquetas de barcos. El museo consta además de la Biblioteca Cuypers, la mayor y más antigua biblioteca histórico-artística de Holanda. Tanto los visitantes como los estudiantes y los historiadores del arte pueden utilizar la biblioteca para profundizar en la colección del Rijksmuseum.
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Descubre a pintores holandeses como Rembrandt, Vermeer y Van Gogh
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Contempla las mundialmente famosas La ronda de noche y La lechera
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Sumérgete en la historia con objetos de todo el mundo
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Descubre a pintores holandeses como Rembrandt, Vermeer y Van Gogh
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Contempla las mundialmente famosas La ronda de noche y La lechera
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Sumérgete en la historia con objetos de todo el mundo
Museumstraat 1
1071 XX Amsterdam
Museumstraat 1
1071 XX Amsterdam
La colección del museo consta de más de un millón de piezas. Hay unos 8.000 objetos expuestos, entre pinturas, esculturas y artefactos históricos, que abarcan desde el año 1200 hasta el presente. Algunas de las obras de arte más notables expuestas son La ronda de noche (1642) de Rembrandt, La lechera (1647) de Vermeer y uno de los autorretratos sin título (1887) de Van Gogh.
El edificio actual del Rijksmuseum, diseñado por el arquitecto holandés Pierre Cuypers, abrió sus puertas por primera vez en 1885 y es patrimonio nacional desde 1970. El proyecto de renovación más reciente se ha asegurado de que el museo siga funcionando como conexión entre el pasado y el presente, ya que combina lo antiguo con lo moderno. El atrio presenta un alto techo de cristal y una arquitectura espaciosa y contemporánea que combina de forma única con las tradicionales paredes de ladrillo rojo.
La colección del museo consta de más de un millón de piezas. Hay unos 8.000 objetos expuestos, entre pinturas, esculturas y artefactos históricos, que abarcan desde el año 1200 hasta el presente. Algunas de las obras de arte más notables expuestas son La ronda de noche (1642) de Rembrandt, La lechera (1647) de Vermeer y uno de los autorretratos sin título (1887) de Van Gogh.
El edificio actual del Rijksmuseum, diseñado por el arquitecto holandés Pierre Cuypers, abrió sus puertas por primera vez en 1885 y es patrimonio nacional desde 1970. El proyecto de renovación más reciente se ha asegurado de que el museo siga funcionando como conexión entre el pasado y el presente, ya que combina lo antiguo con lo moderno. El atrio presenta un alto techo de cristal y una arquitectura espaciosa y contemporánea que combina de forma única con las tradicionales paredes de ladrillo rojo.
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NiñosTicket infantil para 0-18 años
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Horario de aperturaLunes - Domingo: 9.00 - 17.00
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Información sobre el ticketEl ticket está disponible directamente en el móvil
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WiFi gratuito disponibleAudioguia-gratuita-disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedasAcceso libre al cuarto de baño
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NiñosTicket infantil para 0-18 años
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Horario de aperturaLunes - Domingo: 9.00 - 17.00
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Información sobre el ticketEl ticket está disponible directamente en el móvil
El ticket no se puede reprogramar ni cancelar -
WiFi gratuito disponibleAudioguia-gratuita-disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedasAcceso libre al cuarto de baño
- Las visitas gratuitas están disponibles en la aplicación del Rijksmuseum en inglés, neerlandés, francés, alemán, español, italiano, japonés, ruso y mandarín
- No se permiten animales de compañía dentro del Rijksmuseum, excepto perros guía
- Las visitas gratuitas están disponibles en la aplicación del Rijksmuseum en inglés, neerlandés, francés, alemán, español, italiano, japonés, ruso y mandarín
- No se permiten animales de compañía dentro del Rijksmuseum, excepto perros guía
Fue una visita de familia👨👨👦 lo pasamos muy bien la entrada barata para pasar el tiempo en familia está muy bien 🤗 una pasada
De maravilla. Volveremos a repetir y con los consejos de TripAdvisor todo genial. Muchas felicidades rutas de los viajeros que me han pegado para que las pueda hacer en la mañana y tarde.
Espectacular colección de obras de pintores holandeses recopiladas en este museo. Incluye obras de Rembrandt y Vang Gogh. Duración de la visita 2 horas. Fácil de visitar.
1. Reservar online 2. No hay guías dentro del museo en español 3. Organizarse bien porque es muy grande y en una mañana no tendrás tiempo a ver todas las salas
El museo es espectacular. Bien distribuído, la audioguía es práctica y se pueden ver las obras con tranquilidad. Imprescindible si te gusta la pintura flamenca pero también pueden verse muchos detalles que la contextualizan.
Excelente museo con mucha obra de arte de muchos lugares del mundo. Muy bien organizados y con app en tu idioma para seguir el recorrido . Obras de artistas muy reconocidos como Rembrandt, Rubens, etc. Muy recomendable.
Primordial entrar en la web y separar la fecha de viaje o visita al museo al menos con 6 u 8 semanas antes para tener espacios adecuados. El guia es muy importante ya que van a poder conocer detalles unicos que al recorrer con auto guia o solo no se conoce. Lo recomiendo vale la pena. El museo tiene excelente ropero para guardar ropa, paraguas, baños limpios y un bar y restaurante de primera. Vale la pena separar 1 dia para el museo
Una maravillosa experiencia. Tomamos muchas fotos. Puedes agendar visita guiada o usar el dispositivo para la gira. Además, si escaneas el código QR, puedes escuchar la gira en tu dispositivo y ahorras. Los baños son limpios, hay guarda ropa. El café tiene cositas deliciosas.
El Rijksmuseum es un museo imprescindible si visitas la ciudad de Ámsterdam. Es conveniente sacar la entrada por adelantado, y para su visita hay que considerar un tiempo estimado que oscila entre 2 y 3 horas. Las obras que alberga son una verdadera maravilla, destacando "Ronda de noche", "Los síndicos de los pañeros" o "La lechera".
Uno de los mejores museos del mundo con infinidad de obras de renombre donde destacan obras de Rembrand, Goya, Rubens... entre muchos otros. Ideal para pasar toda la mañana.
Museo muy amplio y lleno de variedad porque nos encontramos arte, artesanía y por supuesto historia. Cuenta con obras de pintores neerlandeses y también de otros países, nos encontramos con un Goya, creo que sólo había uno. También alberga bastante s obras del maestro Rembrandt. Para poder ver La lechera, de Johannes Vermeer, tuvimos que hacer cola por la gran cantidad de gente que se agolpaba a su alrededor. El museo es muy completo ya que hay expuesto mobiliario, vajilla, porcelana... Se necesita casi un día para poder verlo. En nuestro caso fueron 5 horas para poder verlo entero y sin mucha pausa, de lo contrario no llegas a su totalidad
Un gran museo, grandes obras, muy organizado. Se lo puede disfrutar. Todo es muy bello, desde el contenedor y todo su contenido
Un museo muy completo, muy variado, me encantó, si te lleva toda la mañana, tiene audio guía muy fácil de usar nos encantó
Un gran museo general europeo, centrado, como es lógico en las grandes obras pictóricas holandesas. Rembrandt tiene una gran atención y hay obras de Vermeer o Hals o Steen icónicas. Uno de los museos indispensables si se visita Amsterdam.
El museo está muy bien presentado y el edificio es imponente. Es un tanto difícil seguir el orden de las salas por número y algunas obras plásticas no estaban en ese momento
Great welcome from the lady who was checking tickets at the door. She said we had to buy tickets on line or from the Museum Shop. She was very helpful and stayed with us as we purchased the tickets on line, She even escorted us into the Museum. Now that is what I call being helpful. The museum is huge, we were there 3 hours and didn't do all of it, We saw the main paintings and artifacts as we went from room to room.
Give yourself at least three hours to see everything properly! There is so much to see and enjoy. Works of art that are even more impressive up close. Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh and many more. The only disappointing points were "The Night Watch" and a Van Gogh self-portrait. The first is undergoing restoration so can't be seen clearly. The solution is a full sized copy in the entrance to the display. The Van Gogh is on loan to another museum.
I visited on a Monday, arriving before 9 am when the museum opens. In late November, there was already a line! I had already booked tickets on line using their website; I had also booked one of their highlights tours starting at 9:15. Tours offered by the Rijksmuseum don't seem to be listed on their website until a few weeks before, so if you don't see one offered during your visit, keep checking back because tours and slots may open. The tour was great and covered the highlights; it only lasted an hour. My advice regardless as to whether or not you tour is to get there early and go directly to the Gallery of Honor - that's where the masses congregate. However, if you get there early, you will be able to see The Night Watch and the Vermeers with much fewer crowds. The rest of the collection wasn't as crowded. Instead of renting an audio guide, download the app - it's full of info on each work if you just type in the number. Alternately, you can visit using one of their guided tours.
If there is only one museum to visit in Amsterdam, it is this one. Starting with Rembrandt's The Night Watch. You can check on how its conservation is going. Visit the priceless works by Vermeer, Steen and others. Don't try to see everything but focus on what you think will be your favorites. Well worth many repeat visits. If you have a Museum Card, it is a great value if you are often able to see the many museums across the Netherlands. Note: The lockers fill up quickly so early entry or during the slower lunch period (noon - 13.00) have yielded better results in finding an open and available locker.
Home to Rembrandts plus other old masters Frans Hals and Jan Steen , Ferdinand Bols , Jan Vermeer and Van Gogh. I arrived at opening time 9am , a good time to visit the Old masters not crowded at all. A incredible place to visit.
we had a wonderful time learning all about the history of the netherlands. Lots of exhibits to wander through. There is also a great cafe to eat/drink at afterwards.
An excellent museum in a very nice building. Lots of fascinating exhibits (and they have the original Night Watch by Rembrandt and even better the only complete BAT FK23 Bantam (1918 post -WW1 fighter aircraft) designed by the Dutchman Koolhoven in existence). So the museum is fab now the downside.... It is quite expensive to go in (about £54 for the two of us). The cafe inside isn't cheap either... To actually go in the room with the Rembrandt is an extra charge (otherwise you view through a glass screen). The layout is a bit confusing - it is quite tricky to ensure you see everything.
This museum is massive but wonderful. Each floor is organized by date and has many good pieces to see. Highly suggest a guided tour.
This museum is amazing. Filled with absolutely beautiful Masterpieces by Dutch painters sculptors weapons etc. The museum practice of grouping all these things according to era really helps a lot, The museum can be a bit overwhelming with its sheer size and number of exhibits, a must see however and worth the price.
Fabulous exhibition and one of a kind. Explore the old Dutch and Belgian Artists in a historical building. Purchase in advance and take a privat tour guide to indulge, this will give you some valuable information.
The Rijksmuseum contains an unbelievable collection of paintings, sculptures, jewelry as well as other object d'art. Over 8,000 objects of art and history from their total collection of 1 million objects from the years 1200–2000 are on display here. Among this art are some masterpieces by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and Johannes Vermeer. The museum was founded in 1798 in The Hague and moved to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam in 1808. It moved into its present building in 1885 where there have been updates since. The famous “Night Watch (a 1642 painting by Rembrandt) is housed in a separate hall. It’s controversial because it pointed out the importance of an organized army in the defense of Holland. It was damaged by an urban terrorist in 1975, and the room is currently behind protective plexiglass while artists repair and restore this famous piece. The Rijksmuseum is a must visit as it is one of the most important museums in the world.
Très beau musée Seul bémol : le manque de signalisation pour se repérer dans le musée En y allant le matin à l'ouverture il n'y a pas trop de monde
Amazing Museum. It reminds me of the eremitage in St. Petersburg. Of course the collection doesn't come close to it but its stimm impressive and you can easliy spend 3 hrs or more here depending on fast or slow you can walk. Unique art and awesome collection to look at. Best time to visit is during the winter season so you don't bump into other people. Also has free wifi and a restaurant plus helpful staff.
Museo molto bello pieno di opere interessanti che attraversano varie epoche e stili, unica nota dolente, l’ho trovato un po’ dispersivo
Das Museum ist wirklich toll und die Angestellten sehr nett. Man kann leider nicht alles an einem Tag besichtigen, da es so viel zu entdecken gibt. Die Kunstausstellung hat sehr bekannte Künstler, zum Beispiel van Gogh. Definitiv einen Besuch wert!
What a wonderful museum (or perhaps art gallery is more appropriate)! Probably the best art gallery I have been in, ever. The collection is magnificent. The building is a dream (and it was only built just over 100 years ago? It felt - in a good way - like it was built 500 years ago. Kudos to the architect). You will want to book tickets in advance online. There is a restaurant in the facility - I did not check it out. Nearby there were food trucks and a few eating establishments.
Really good museum visit while in Amsterdam. Spent around two hours walking around enjoying all the art and artifacts which was a good way to fill in time.
Un bâtiment très grand avec plusieurs salle de différentes époques. On se retrouve facilement à l’intérieur. Une très très belle bibliothèque. Quelques tableaux de grands peintres (Vermeer, Van Gogh), mais il n’y a pas que ça. Compté bien 3h pour faire un tour. Description en anglais et en néerlandais. Un peu long sur la fin. Peu de partie spécialisé (ex: ils parlent d’une robe Yves Saint Laurent mais il n’y en a qu’une). Il est à faire mais ce n’est pas le meilleur musée de la ville.
A wonderful collection of art work from around the world. Something for everyone. Could spend hours here. Cloakroom available and toilets facilities were good.
Einlass auch vor dem gebuchten Zeitfenster möglich, Servicepersonal ausgesprochen höflich und hilfsbereit. Ausstellung fantastisch konzipiert. Rembrandt's Nachtwache wird die kommenden fünf Jahre restauriert, aber selbst das ist sehenswert ! Aktuell läuft ein Mal Wettbewerb für Kinder, wo man Donald Duck und seine Familie als berühmte Gemälde darstellt.
Joined the small group guided tour of the Rijksmuseum where focus was on pieces of the Dutch Golden Age at the second floor. Magnificent pieces including model of the ship William Rex, doll houses, Delftware, and of course, art works by Rembrandt, Vermeer and Van Leyden. After tour, visited the special exhibit on arms and ship models at the ground floor. Need an entire day to check out all the impressive pieces of the museum. Love the Grand Hall with the stained glass portraits!
Truly a pleasure to visit and spend time on this place. It's so easy to spend an entire day looking through the incredibly beautiful place. It not crowded. The museum is very spacious and has so many different scenaries. Absolutely 💯 must visit.
First class experience. Wish we had more time to fully take it in. We only had a couple of hours. Not nearly long enough. We only had a couple of hours. Not nearly enough.
Le musée incontournable et obligatoire à faire lors d'un séjour à Amsterdam. Le musée est immense et on s'y perd, les collections sont impressionnantes. Il y a énormément d'œuvres qui sont mondialement connues. On peut y rester le temps que l'on veut, mais compter au moins 3h minimum.
The museum places in the premier league of art and cultural museums. While restoration works are still ongoing at some areas, many famous exhibits of e. g. Rembrandt or Van Gogh are accessible. Really visiting and enjoying every art work will take a full day for sure.
With numerous collections and a host of Dutch masters that you have seen for years in art books, this is a can't-miss if you have any appreciation for great art. The last time I was here we just walked up for tickets, but now tickets are required in advance. Luckily, they are readily available and we had no problem booking same-day tickets. We started by making a bee-line for the main gallery holding Rembrandt's Night Watch at the end. Numerous painting you've seen before line the sides of great hall. We continued going through a few of the other rooms nearby, and ended up going downstairs to the more modern artists, including a few Van Goghs. Taking a break, we sat in the cafe and had something to drink and rested for a bit before starting again. One room I had never seen before was the library, which is a huge room stretching from the ground floor to the roof, lined with bookshelf containing thousands of books on art and art history for academic research. After spending the entire afternoon, we were kicked out at closing. A must visit in Amsterdam.
The most famous works by Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Vermeer draw big crowds, so if you get there early, maybe see these first. There is so much to see in here, that I'd recommend allotting at least 3 hours plus.
Als erstes muss hier die Schönheit der Architektur des Gebäudes betont werden. Vor allem am Abend ein echtes Highlight! Im Museum selbst arbeitet man sich unten von historischen Quellen hoch zu Gemälden durch. Das macht auch gewisse Freude, doch ich habe igrendwann gemerkt, dass es zu "viel" wurde und man einigen Gemälden nur noch bedingt die Aufmerksamkeit schenken konnte, die sie hätten verdient. Die Nachtwache am Ende war natürlich das krönende Ende. Ich selbst empfand auch auch die Bibliothek unglaublich bereichernd und einzigartig ästhetisch. Der Blick darauf hatte etwas Magisches! Alles in allem muss man natürlich das Museum besuchen. Planen Sie wirklich viel Zeit ein. Es ist das Geld mehr als wert!
The museum is amazing! You will walk and climb stairs a lot, so wear a comtable shoes is important. The souvenir shop is worth to visit. I spent about 4 hours in the museum. Definitely a must-see place when you visit Amsterdam. You can find the map on the ground floor.
For a non art buff this has decent selection of Dutch paintings by the famous vermeer and and Rembrandt. However it is not as varied as the The National Gallery in London or the Louvre.
Expansive museum housing great works of art in a beautiful building. Bought tickets ahead of time and I’d highly recommend doing so to avoid waiting for a long time in line. You can easily spend a full day here, but at the very least, allot three hours to browse the galleries. There is a cafe inside and though overpriced, it is nice to be able to rest your feet. You order through your phone but the waiters can help if needed. They do have kids options. You can take pictures of the art, though be sure to follow all posted signs. The Night Watch was under restoration when I went so I was unable to view it fully, but many other works including the dollhouses, the Swan, and the Milkmaid were all there. The library is especially nice to see, and is a working library. Overall, a great spot to visit if you love art/culture.
Whilst queuing, we tried to buy the tickets online. Unfortunately, they didn’t have any for the current time slot, but only for in 1.5 hours. We asked the man checking the tickets and he said it was fine, to just buy the later session and he’d let us in which was nice. It was very busy (mid afternoon). There are lockers but all were booked out, but there’s a cloakroom. If you carry a backpack, they ask you to wear it on your front. There’s some fantastic art from the Dutch masters - however the Night Watch is under conservation so it’s more difficult to see. The layout of the museum is also a bit hard to navigate due to how much is in it, but the maps help. There a nice cafe that we had a coffee in, you can either order via a waiter or QR code which is convenient.
The museum is wonderful! The art there is just amazing, the staff is nice and friendly. It’s just a bit crowded (which is absolutely expected), which ends up in a bit of a slower tempo of moving around. But nevertheless, it was an amazing experience!
This was wonderfull experience. Friendly staff, unbelievable art, the architecture - definately worth it. My favourte part was all the dogs in the paintings AND conservation of Nightwatch. It is super fascinating to see the process and the conservators on working with this masterpeace.
We walked to the museum from the city center. It was about 2 miles. Not bad on a nice day. The museum is huge. But passes in advance to make sure they are not sold out for the day.