Hermitage aan de Amstel Reviews

Fun with audio tour where you can choose whether you want more information. Beautiful works seen, spacious. We have seen Dutch people of the golden age.

Beautiful building with an interesting history and educational facility.

Perfect survice, both at the reception, cloakroom and restaurant. We were also able to ask questions to the div. Suppoost, who were answered well. Due to my wife's poor walking, a good wheelchair was available. Thank you very much for that. It was beautiful, the Dutch Masters and the treasury of the Tsjaar etc. very beautiful and interesting.

It is a beautiful museum with constantly changing exhibitions from the Hermitage St. Petersburg.

It is a pleasant but wasted space since the only attraction is the Van Gogh collection, and the exhibition is temporary in what remodels the Van Gogh museum.

An amazing place that you should not miss when visiting Amsterdam. I recommend coming around noon, there are the fewest people.

Very beautiful exhibition with royal jewels. Good audio tour

Awesome exhibit of the Dutch Masters, Treasures of the Tsar's.

Nice museum! I have visited the "Jewelery" exhibition. Very nicely done. Tip: use the audio tour!

Of the millions of artworks, there are - only - 100,000. Very busy. So within each group. Beautifully restored inside.

Temporary exhibitions are fine if you are interested in the subject. The permanent collection and building is more of the same.

Neatly organized museum, good ventilation and planning makes a visit worthwhile even at rush hour.

Too bad for Hermitage and also the visitors who do not understand English or Dutch, there are unfortunately only these two languages.

Even after the 6th visit, it remains one of the most beautiful museums in the Netherlands. Good explanation, audio, nice spacious layout, friendly staff and nice restaurant. Until the next. times

Nice challenging exhibition about The Treasure Chamber.

Very nice museum. Very expensive if you don't have a museum card.

The exhibition of Willem van Genk seen 3 days after the opening. Very interesting! But poe, a bit noisy and very distracting from the audio tour. Con 1. And then the price. I really read everything and took my time, but I was really outside again within 2 hours. Well over 16 or 17 euros paid. Sorry, it wasn't worth it ....

Three beautiful exhibitions. Due to the spacious layout of the building and the exhibitions, there is little noticeable from crowds. When the weather is nice, enjoy lunch or a drink with accessories ....

Everyone should visit the Hermitage Amsterdam with changing collections of the most beautiful art treasures from St Petersburg.

Great museum with an astonishing beautiful collection.

Beautiful location. Easily accessible from the center of town

I loved the museum, my jaw dropped in front of the painting by Charles Hofbauer, Nel Ristorante, from 1907. I stood far away and the silver color shone, close up it was a mix of white and black, beautiful effect.

Visitors with Museumkaart please pay attention: it will take multiple tickets to access all exhibitions here.

Beautiful museum but need to work on communication with tour guide companies water tickets from tickets and tours for the museum they were telling me the ticket and when I got to the Hermitage Dave did not know what to do with the ticket and they did not tell me that for the five exhibitions the ticket was only valid for one exhibition 17 for the tickets and 25 for all five I wasn't going to again just to see the other 4 exhibits apart from that worth a visit as long as you do your homework

A bit expensive and with a lot of text. Maybe join a group it's better

Great jewels exhibition. Little expensive to get in. Get a museum card or one of the amsterdam tourist cards for a greatly reduced price.

Beautiful exibiton! Not too crowded and with a perfect aircondition!

Very beautifull! Go there! You can purchase tickets in advance to avoid the crowd.

We visited Romanovs and revolution which is a very interesting exhibition, it is located along the canals and the place reminded us of Saint Petersburg which is not surprising considering Peter the Great was inspired in Amsterdam.

Good audio guide, we bought the cards online which saves you time

The special exhibition Art Brut is crazy, the museum is also great

Really nice museum with an awesome collection from.the original hermitage in russia....enjoyed every seconde of the tour!

Pleasant environment with history and a fatastic exhibition of beautiful jewelry, clothing and more from ancient Russia.

A beautiful environment, building is very nice with a peaceful courtyard, and regards kunst..voor everyone, I have enriched me. You can get the best from Amsterdam Central Station with subway line 51,53 and 54, get off at watercourse square and 3 minutes, I include Hermitage signs are neatly displayed on black boards with gold lettering.

not fabulous from the outside, but it's from the inside

Parel aan de Amstel with constantly changing exhibitions of often very high quality

Now a fantastic exhibition of jewelry from the Russian court

Fantastic museum. A place that I regularly visit with pleasure.

Jewelery exhibition is definitely worth it. Unfortunately, all objects are exhibited very close together, so it soon becomes urgent. Also not handy that the audio tour always goes on by sensor mounted on the wall, this causes unnecessary crowds. A tip for parking: with the RAI combination ticket with public transport for 6.50 ( 1.00 parking + 5.50 metro ticket there and back); line 51 stops directly at the Hermitage (Waterlooplein)

It is super expensive if you don't have a museum card or i am amsterdam card!

The most interesting part is the one dedicated to the golden age but also the story of Catherine of Russia is interesting. The structure is very beautiful.

Hermitage Amsterdam is a branch museum of the Hermitage Museum of Saint Petersburg, Russia, located on the banks of the Amstel river in Amsterdam. The museum is located in the former Amstelhof, a classical style building from 1681.

Beautiful works. High entry price given the number of works to see

Great collections, went in January, no queues, gets very busy high season, well presented, nice self service cafe or if you want to splash out ,the adjacent restaurant serves a menu influenced by the major collection paired with appropriate wines should you choose.

Related to Ermitaz in St. Petersburg.
For those who are interested in Russian culture and art.
Currently, an exhibition of jewelry art from the Caresian period of Russia, many items created by Faberge.
In addition, very good painting XVII in portrait three beautiful paintings for those who are interested in medicine (1 Rembrant)
I would highly recommend

The beautiful exhibition 'De Schatkamer' is more than worth a visit. In addition, I was positively surprised by the Helen Verhoevens (modern art) exhibition in this museum. That was unexpectedly a nice introduction.

I liked. Although there is time to go. When I went there were 3 exhibitions and I think the entrance was 25 for each exhibition per person (a little expensive).

Museum Annual Pass was only valid for a limited period, which I regret!

Wonderful exhibition of the loan pieces from the great Hermitage

Exhibitions mainly aimed at a wide audience, depth is sometimes lacking.

Overcrowded, they shouldn't allow so many visitors at the same time slot. Something particularly irritating is the access place for the rented headphones, just next to the text by the painting. People almost hit you in the face trying to activate their headphones when you're reading about a picture. Also overpriced.