Rijksmuseum ticket
- 2–4 hours
- Entry ticket, any group size
- 4.7(33,364 reviews)
Eight centuries of Dutch art, with The Night Watch at the centre
The Gallery of Honour leads to one painting: Rembrandt's The Night Watch. Its largest-ever restoration is happening live, in view of visitors.
Beyond Rembrandt, Vermeer and Frans Hals, the museum tells Dutch history through Delftware, ship models, Asian art, clothing and everyday objects.
It is big: two to four hours go quickly. Plan a half day, ideally with the Van Gogh Museum a five-minute walk away.
Best for
- A half day for one major museum
- Lovers of Dutch Golden Age painting
- Pairing with the Van Gogh Museum
Highlights
- Rembrandt's The Night Watch
- Vermeer, Frans Hals and the Golden Age masters
- 8,000 objects from 800 years of history
- The Night Watch restoration, live
Itinerary
Direct entry
At your booked timeslotEnter up to 15 minutes after your ticketed time; stay as long as you like until closing.
What's included
- Museum entry, permanent exhibition
- Cloakroom and free WiFi
- Multimedia tour, available to purchase at the museum for €6.50
- Guided tour
Important information
- Duration: Open 9:00am–5:00pm — most visits take 2 to 4 hours.
- The ticket desk closes at 4:30pm, half an hour before the museum.
- Flash photography, video and selfie sticks are not permitted.
- Group bookings over 20 people should contact GetYourGuide directly.
