Mondriaanhuis Reviews

Small but surprisingly engaging and interactive experience. Loved the museum and would highly recommend to anyone visiting Amersfoort. The gift shop isn't bad either.

4,5* My only complaint is that it s quite small, collection wise, but that makes sense considering other museums have paintings too. The people were very friendly, the prices are fair and the media parts of the museum are very well done. I was pleasantly surprised and entertained.

Really awesome, some of the rooms really put you in the shoes of the artist. Absolutely worth it and would visit it again!

Very well done overview of Mondriaan's life in the house where he spent his childhood. Not many of his paintings, but earlier ones. Can be done in 30 to 60 minutes. Make sure you don't miss the cube experience on the top floor.

Must go! A really beautiful experience for big and small. A wonderful morning spent there and the people responsible for it couldn't be nicer and more helpful!

Small but very enchanting, with a couple of surprises along the way in the way of showmanship that effectively introduces the viewer into the world of Mondrian.

Overpriced and under delivered. It was very disappointing not to see more of his work and not just his home. Save you money!

Really lovely exhibition, particularly the video and projector installations. The experience in total lasted around 1 hour and does not contain any of his most famous works and so I think the price is a bit high. The museum is generally insightful and has a creative way of showing you how Mondriaan lived and his development as an artist is clearly shown. Overall enjoyable but I found it a bit expensive for the amount of content.

Informative tours, for all ages. The building itself is also all in Mondriaans later style which is a nice touch. A nice small experience in the middle of town.

This is the place where Piet Mondriaan was born. Is a small museum where you can learn the story of the artist, and there are some work piece of his youth. Really interesting the multimedial part, especially the one in the room 6.