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Museo Van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh fue increíblemente prolífico en los 10 años que estuvo activo como artista, creando más de 900 pinturas, dibujos y bocetos. El Museo Van Gogh alberga la mayor colección del mundo de su obra, así como muchas de las cartas que escribió. En conjunto, y con obras de sus contemporáneos también expuestas, el museo ofrece una ventana única a la vida y la trayectoria artística de Van Gogh.
La colección del Museo Van Gogh incluye más de 200 pinturas, 500 dibujos y 750 cartas de Vincent van Gogh. Como uno de los nombres más reconocidos del arte moderno, encontrarse directamente con sus obras maestras es una experiencia que no debes perderte. Completa tu viaje a Ámsterdam con una visita a este cautivador museo.
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La mayor colección del mundo de obras de Van Gogh
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Ver obras de los contemporáneos de Van Gogh
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Lee las cartas personales de Van Gogh
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La mayor colección del mundo de obras de Van Gogh
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Ver obras de los contemporáneos de Van Gogh
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Lee las cartas personales de Van Gogh
Museumplein 6
1071 DJ Amsterdam
Museumplein 6
1071 DJ Amsterdam
El Museo Van Gogh es el segundo museo más visitado de Holanda, y atrae entre uno y dos millones de visitantes al año. Está situado en la Plaza de los Museos. En la famosa plaza se encuentran también el Rijksmuseum, el Real Concertgebouw y el Museo Stedelijk.
El Museo Van Gogh consta de dos edificios, diseñados por los aclamados arquitectos Kisho Kurokawa y Gerrit Rietveld. El ala de Kurokawa se utiliza para exposiciones temporales y en el edificio de Rietveld se exponen las obras permanentes. Algunas de las obras más conocidas expuestas son los Girasoles de Van Gogh (1889), Almendros en flor (1890) y Los comedores de patatas (1885).También conocerás la cautivadora historia del pintor y su influencia en el desarrollo del arte moderno. Así, el museo muestra también obras de artistas relacionados con Van Gogh, de los que le inspiraron, de sus contemporáneos y de aquellos a los que inspiró. Entre ellos figuran artistas como Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec y Odilon Redon, entre otros. Estas obras de arte permiten al museo ofrecer más contexto y compartir nuevas historias sobre Van Gogh y la época en que vivió.
El Museo Van Gogh es el segundo museo más visitado de Holanda, y atrae entre uno y dos millones de visitantes al año. Está situado en la Plaza de los Museos. En la famosa plaza se encuentran también el Rijksmuseum, el Real Concertgebouw y el Museo Stedelijk.
El Museo Van Gogh consta de dos edificios, diseñados por los aclamados arquitectos Kisho Kurokawa y Gerrit Rietveld. El ala de Kurokawa se utiliza para exposiciones temporales y en el edificio de Rietveld se exponen las obras permanentes. Algunas de las obras más conocidas expuestas son los Girasoles de Van Gogh (1889), Almendros en flor (1890) y Los comedores de patatas (1885).También conocerás la cautivadora historia del pintor y su influencia en el desarrollo del arte moderno. Así, el museo muestra también obras de artistas relacionados con Van Gogh, de los que le inspiraron, de sus contemporáneos y de aquellos a los que inspiró. Entre ellos figuran artistas como Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec y Odilon Redon, entre otros. Estas obras de arte permiten al museo ofrecer más contexto y compartir nuevas historias sobre Van Gogh y la época en que vivió.
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NiñosEntrada para niños de 0 a 17 años
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Horario de aperturaLunes - Domingo: 9.00 - 18.00
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Información sobre las entradasEntradas disponibles directamente en el móvil
Las entradas se pueden reprogramar hasta con 48 horas de antelación, los tickets no se pueden cancelar -
WiFi gratuito disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedasAcceso libre al cuarto de baño
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NiñosEntrada para niños de 0 a 17 años
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Horario de aperturaLunes - Domingo: 9.00 - 18.00
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Información sobre las entradasEntradas disponibles directamente en el móvil
Las entradas se pueden reprogramar hasta con 48 horas de antelación, los tickets no se pueden cancelar -
WiFi gratuito disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedasAcceso libre al cuarto de baño
- La Visita Multimedia opcional está disponible en inglés, neerlandés, alemán, francés, italiano, portugués, español, japonés, coreano, mandarín y ruso
- Cuando hayas reservado la visita multimedia, podrás recogerla en el mostrador de Información
- No se admiten animales de compañía en el interior del Museo Van Gogh, excepto perros guía
- La Visita Multimedia opcional está disponible en inglés, neerlandés, alemán, francés, italiano, portugués, español, japonés, coreano, mandarín y ruso
- Cuando hayas reservado la visita multimedia, podrás recogerla en el mostrador de Información
- No se admiten animales de compañía en el interior del Museo Van Gogh, excepto perros guía
Imprescindible visita si vas a Ámsterdam. Apreciar las obras de arte de este gran genio ha sido maravilloso. Fuimos con una visita guiada que contratamos a través de Civitatis y lo recomiendo plenamente.
Nos ha encantado este museo, muy cómodo de visitar, con el audio guía lo disfrutas porqué tienes todo tipo de explicaciones
Un museo estupendamente diseñado para visitarlo en familia con las obras del gran Van Gogh. Es un museo moderno y adaptado para que toda la gente lo podamos visitar. No es muy grande y eso lo hace magnífico
Muy buena colección de obras de Vincent van Gogh. Amplio y espacioso, hay q comprar entrada con antelación y mejor ir a primera hora. No está incluído en la city card Amsterdam
Es un museo muy completo con mucha obra de Van Gogh, muy bien organizado y fácil de recorrer . Muy recomendable si te gusta la obra de este artista . Hasta la tienda es muy adecuada .
Ordenado , limpio con mucha gente! Pero las obras son unicas. Es importante separar la fecha de visita y realizar la compra en la pagina web al menos 6 u 8 semanas antes de la visita
Lo visité hace 30 años y ahora volví, para pasar un buen momento esta Perfecto , conocer y descubrir esta de lujo este lugar, solo disfrutar y fluir en armonía
Un museo impresionante para sumergirse en el arte de Van Gogh. Estuve en él la semana pasada, y pude disfrutar de los cuadros más importantes del gran maestro: los girasoles, su dormitorio en Arlés, las flores del cerezo, sus múltiples autorretrato o los comedores de patatas. las instalaciones son estupendas, y fáciles de recorrer.
Sacamos entradas anticipadas Vale la pena, es un Museo simple de recorrer, buen audio guía, lockers para dejar camperas y mochilas Obras hermosas, bien organizado Saquen entradas antes!!!!!
Gran recopilacion de la obra del gran maestro, desde sus inicios hasta su ultimo periodo. Es una experiencia maravillosa poder apreciar toda la evolucion del artista en un solo lugar, distinto a ver obras sueltas, lo visite varias veces y lo sigo disfrutando!
Museo espectacular casi monográfico sobre Van Gogh. Quizá la mayor colección existente sobre el artista que, no solo explica de manera amena su arte sino también su vida, con especial sensibilidad didáctica. Una parada obligada.
Muy bien ordenada el recorrido, dividido en tres plantas y se puede estar muy cerca de los cuadros para apreciar sus detalles. Una visita que no se puede dejar de hacer
Es precioso, todo esta señalizado muy claro, tiene actividades interactivas, el personal es amable, y es precioso ver el trabajo de Vincent tan detalladamente. 🌻
Además de las obras cuenta la historia de su vida de forma agradable. El museo tiene taquillas y servicios para hacer tu estancia agradable. La cafetería es carísima, el café más caro de nuestro viaje por Europa
Extraordinario museo el 75 por ciento de las obras eran de Vincent Van Gogh. Contrata la audio guia. Vale la pena. Empieza por la exposición permanente y continúa con la exposición temporal. Hay muy bonitas cosas el la tienda del museo.
Museo molto bello che tratta prevalentemente Van Gogh, come suggerisce il nome. Non troppo dispersivo e se fatto con guida audio regala in esperienza immersiva
Excellent musée qui est très complet lorsque l’on prend l’audio-guide qui est très bien fait. Attention, il y a beaucoup de monde donc vous y passerez facilement 3 heures dans la journée. Nous avons été agréablement surprise par la collection temporaire qui complète à merveille la collection de base
We made a reservation and paid for our tickets about a month before our arrival. On the day, we were about 45 minutes early...and they were able to let us in. We were very happy, as we had another reservation after for a canal boat-entering early gave us more time. We have seen Beyond Van Gogh twice (it is an amazing tour thru his life, especially in regards to his brother Theo), and have read many books about his life. Van Gogh was incredible. We really enjoyed this museum. It was a Saturday, and the sign said that they were sold out for the day-so I was glad that we purchased early. The Temporary exhibit that had just opened was Impressionists. We were thrilled, as Monet is a favorite as well as Impressionistic painting in general. It was a great day! The museum was packed, with many people wandering everywhere. However, the workers seemed to still be very friendly. There is an area for lockers to hold coats and bags so that you do not need to carry them thru the museum.
All the family really enjoyed this trip. Incredible to see his wonderful paintings, with a very thoughtful and logical layout of the museum. Must do for art lovers! Lots of stairs but lift option is available.
A great selection of the artist’s works, well presented. Roomy and light-filled space. A pleasure to visit. It also had easy parking
My sister-in-law, is a massive Van Gough fan and nobody else in our party wanted to go to the museum, so I said I'd go. We booked our tickets before we travelled. We arrived 10 minutes before our allocated time, joined the queue and smoothly entered. As you would expect, it is a busy place, especially around his most popular paintings.We spent a couple of hours wandering around and absorbing facts surrounding Van Gogh brilliance, as a painter, along with his rather tragic life story. I truely found it a learning experience and was glad I visited. There was a temporary exhibition,also on, featuring 150 years of Impressionists, Claude Monet being my favorite. Personally I think it's worth a visit if you're in Amsterdam.
das Museum kann mit dem "Munch" in Oslo mithalten ... drei Etagen sind dem Leben und Werk van Gogh's gewidmet. Klassische Ausstellung und Multimedia-Elemente sind enthalten (die Texte vielleicht ein bisschen old fashioned) Es gab eine Kinder-Abteilung, einen vielseitigen Museums-Shop und ein tolles Café zum ausruhen ... und ich hatte das Glück, dass aktuell eine Sonderschau zu den Impressionisten (Frankreich und der Einfluss auf die Niederländer) zu sehen war.
The museum is nice, the concept of the museum is beautifully designed, the tour is about 1 hour and there are a lot of paintings to see. The only thing we were sad about was that we didn't get to see the Starry Night, which we found out after, that painting is in New York but it is not negative thing, just joke.
Lovely museum, lots of information about Van Gogh's life and his process as an artist my brother and my Mum went to the Van Gogh Museum in June 2023 last year where they enjoyed learning about the history of Van Gogh and my Mum got me the mini painting of Van Gogh from the gift shop . Some interactive bits about Van Gogh for the KS1 and KS2 primary school kids as well and hopefully I will come back to this museum in Amsterdam in the future
Sans doute le musée le plus sympa à faire à Amsterdam. Il retrace les différentes périodes de la vie de van gogh, on y trouve les plus grandes œuvres du peintre. Tout est commenté, cela rend la visite intéressante.
Non è che ci sia molto da dire …..parliamo di van gogh . Il museo è bene organizzato e l’audioguida ben fatta , con spiegazioni dirette e non dispersive . Si è scaricata durante la visita ma vabbè può capitare. Must
Martina was brilliant tour guide. Very knowledgeable she knew about history and describing paintings and ther style.Thank you
Got tickets online for the next day, without problems. After a short wait in line we were admitted and picked up our audio guides. We worked our way through in approximately chronological order. The crowd was significant but not overwhelming. It took us about 3 hours to see the specific pieces we wanted to see plus many more. The audio guides provide a lot of background and context for what you are seeing, highly recommended. This is one of the ca n't-miss museums in Amsterdam.
Excellent museum and access to a lot of artist works. Ensure you have at least 4 hours (if you really like the art and are willing to have an audio guide) as well as book your ticket in advance from their website, so you dont get told this at the entrance.
Ero venuto ad Amsterdam con sei miei amici, ed essendo tutti appassionati di arte, non potevamo astenerci dal visitare il museo di Van Gogh. L’architettura del museo é nuova e molto particolare. All’interno troviamo subito una grande hall dove si possono chiedere informazioni. Iniziando la guida possiamo trovare subito alcuni dei primi quadri di Van Gogh, successivamente si arriva sempre a quadri creati più avanti e infine i suoi dipinti più famosi. É un’esperienza molto bella e formativa, non solo per chi ne é appassionato ma anche per chi non lo è. Io lo consiglio a tutti perché è davvero una bella esperienza.
Beautiful museum, loved the art... but we did a "small group" of 15 tour, he was very knowledgable and interesting, but with no ear pieces it was very difficult to hear him, museum is very crowded, wouldn't do that again without audio.
Lovely museum, lots of information about Van Gogh's life and his process as an artist. Some interactive bits for kids as well. Very busy but people flowed well through the space so it didn't feel congested. Well stocked gift shops and cafe.
I went to the museum as a novice, not knowing much about Van Gogh, just the basics. That's why I chose to take the audio-tour, which I really recommand ! While giving technical details about the paintings, it also narrates the painter's life, and his strong and moving relationship with his brother. It also raises awareness on mental health issues, since Van Gogh went through a lot throughout his whole life. However, don't forget to book your ticket in advance, because the museum is really crowded. The only negative point for me is the price of the ticket, which is quite expensive. But it seems to be regular prices in the Netherlands.
To visit here, you should plan to make your online reservation well in advance. I do not know how early this place sells out, but I think it was sold out by the time we visited on a Monday early afternoon. I bought tickets online about 3 months in advance. While we were in line, a couple was ahead of us and they got turned away as their tickets were for some other museum (the staff guy said it was 20 minutes away) - so, I have no idea where they were trying to go, but be sure it's the right venue. The museum is located on the edge of a large open park. From above looking down as if on a clock face, the Van Gogh Museum is at around "8 p.m." while the Rijksmuseum is on the top edge of the park at "midnight". They are only about a 5-minute walk apart. I think there is a parking garage under this open park space, but that is only based on seeing an entrance that sloped down. We were on foot or taking the tram. At least 2 tram lines run along the edge of the park, so you can get from there to the Central Station on the tram in about 15 - 20 minutes. You just need a tap-to-pay credit card to access the trams (though you can buy a card pass also). You enter the museum in a mostly glass-walled building and have the tickets scanned. You then descend a level to an airy atrium where you store backpacks in a self-service locker area. It asks you to choose a 6-digit passcode (it suggests your birthdate) and an icon from a list (telephone, camera, sun, etc.). It makes you repeat those back, then it tells you your locker #. You store stuff there and push to lock it. Then you have to give the code + icon later to retrieve things. I'd recommend taking a photo of your locker's # to help. This area also filled with soft benches to wait on people, the gift shop, the restroom, and the desk where you get audio guides. I found the audio guide useful and thought it was worth having. You then ascend an escalator to an adjacent building which houses the paintings (and another couple of gift shops). The presentation is chronological, but also has other things interspersed (letters, works by another contemporary artist, some history to put a work or period in context, etc.). You ascend through a second floor which has a large number of works, including several famous paintings (sunflowers, Van Gogh's bedroom). The top floor focuses on some of Van Gogh's later paintings, including the wheat field with crows (which I learned was not actually his final work). We spent around 2 hours here, but you could easily stay longer. This museum was one of my favorite stops on our trip. I thought they did an excellent job of presenting the works, lighting them well for display, and providing good context without intruding on the focus of your visit. I would highly recommend a visit here if you have any interest in Van Gogh's work.
Museum dedicated to the aforementioned artist. Came here and bought tickets in advance online. I’d highly recommend buying in advance because tickets were sold out even at 9am, at opening. We took the tram here and waited outside a bit before going in. They have free lockers to place your belongings as you’re not allowed to have backpacks while walking through the exhibits. It was nice to get an in-depth look into the inspirations behind the art, and life of Van Gogh. There’s free floors and there was another exhibit that focused on another artist that paralleled Van Gogh. We spent two and a half hours there, and I think that was a good amount of time to view everything. I’d highly recommend coming here if you like art and/or it’s your first time in Amsterdam.
My lifegoal has always been to see Van Gogh’s art on live. Not tv, not internet, not phone screen. Live. We had tickets bought online and going in was easy and smooth. But inside it wasn’t smooth, apparently there were multiple groups on same time as us, so guides and groups where almost everywhere and of course, the guides told groups the stories. Goodbye silence! I thinks One or two groups at the time are okay, but there were at leasti 5-6 six different groups and i think it went too crowdy then. Paintigs were still lovely and one lifegoal achieved - eventhought it didn’t feel as special as I hoped.
A good experince. We bought tickets online and went on Sunday and it was sold out when we got there so definitely would recommend booking in advance. Maybe a bit overprized though but luckily they offer a student discount.
I loved this place. It has almost all of Van Gogh's important paintings (except Starry Night which is in New York) There is one seascape which conservators have found contains actual sand in the waves! The audio tour was very informative and worth getting if not with a guide.
Decisamente interessante e moderno. Il livello della proposta è di altissimo livello anche se il numero di opere non è rilevante. Indispensabile audio guida. Noi lo abbiamo trovato molto frequentato; c’era troppa gente all’interno.
I feel so fortunate that we were able to explore the works of VanGogh and others without a crowd. We booked a month in advance. Neither of us used the audio tour, preferring to walk and read at our own pace. Our timed ticket was for 4PM. I did feel a bit rushed to leave at closing time. We will return!
Tutto molto interessante e curato come le aspettative create ,la nostra guida e stata veramente molto.brava e paziente .
I’m not sure if my review is needed for this highly popular tourist spot, but I’ll leave one nonetheless… This museum really shows the breadth of work completed by Van Gogh, especially towards the end of his life. It was cool to see more than the “classics,” along with the little bits of history as well. It’s a pretty standard museum (text on wall + paintings), so when my boyfriend and I left we found ourselves saying, “Okay, that was fine.” But as the night went on, we found ourselves continuing to go back to paintings and ideas we noticed in the museum. The gift shop was pretty meh, but that’s not what you’re here for. Highly recommend buying your ticket beforehand because they do sell out!
Outstanding. Very well done. We learned about the man, his life and viewed his beautiful works of art. Well worth the time.
Un must di Amsterdam. L'ultimo piano con tutti i ritratti del maestro è qualcosa di incredibile. Ho avuto la fortuna di visitarlo durante la mostra di comparazione con Munch, suo grande amico, esperienza unica. Mi raccomando Amsterdam card per saltare la coda
Un museo davvero ben tenuto ed organizzato. Essenziale e mirato. Consiglio l'audio guida che funziona benissimo e non costa molto. Indipendentemente dal fatto che Van Gogh piaccia o meno, la visita a questo museo è una esperienza che rimane. Lo consiglio vivamente
Well worth it! I really learned about Van Gogh’s life from beginning to end. We didn’t get the audio tour which was fine but if you want even more detail I would recommend getting it for only 3.5 euro.
Although not as busy as the Anne Frank house, it is also recommended to book tickets in advance. Incredibly interesting and informative with very helpful Museum Staff. It would be very very difficult to spend less than an hour here. Fortunately we had seen Starry Night at MOMA in New York so knew that it wasn’t housed here, however, this museum houses an incredibly comprehensive collection of his art (as well as a few personal pieces like his writing desk) including Sunflowers and The Bedroom (which interesting shows his blue jacket and straw hat, from one of the most well known of his self portraits, hanging behind the bed head). Definitely a “must visit” when in Amsterdam if you are at all interested in art. His history alone is incredibly interesting.
Disposto su più piani, ospita le maggiori opere di Van Gogh. purtroppo l'eccessivo afflussi di visitatori che non fanno altro che farsi i "selfie" con le opere, ne impediscono la visione con la massima trnquillità.
I thoroughly enjoyed this museum. The lay out is logical. You follow Van Gogh’s development and story in a chronological order which I like. To see the influences come into his work and experimentation with colours, fascinating. The museum highlights his mental struggle but also the support he received from his brother. For me as well as the art the nod to Van Gogh’s sister-in-law as someone instrumental in his becoming a famous artist was a pleasure to read.
You need to book tickets in advance. We tried to book tickets on our phone and the process failed 3x. A museum staffer told us to book one of the free options to reserve a time slot, then pay upon arrival. You'll see zero-cost options on the ticket page. Choose one of those options for the correct quantity you need. Then once inside the museum, go to the counter to pay. Easy peasy. We booked a 7pm entry time. We got there early (6:30) but they let us in without question. The audio guide was worth purchasing, especially since the museum was crowded, making it difficult at times to get up close to the information cards on the walls. The museum is easy to navigate and offers a FEW places to sit (why are museums so stingy about seating?).