Vincent van Gogh

Great museum of a incredible artist. You have to buy a ticket online with a timeslot because it's so busy. But the staff is great, the facilities are good and van Gogh truly is an inspiring artist too learn more about.

Perfect. Not only his masterpiece paintings. It tells you most of his personal interesting and oscillating personality. Such a talent and such an intense person. That's what you'll see here.

Very nice place to know about his paints. Must visit if you are here in Amsterdam.

Best thing I did in Amsterdam. I'm a big fan of Van Gogh anyway.

The quintessential Van Gogh with history as well as art.

Really nice - but far too many people to casually travel around at a nice pace. I would recommend going booking early if you don't like crowds

The Museum is spacious and well laid out over several floors. It tells a great story of Van Gogh and his rise to fame and how his art progressed as well as his personal and professional life. Chance are you like art, history or are simply curious about Van Gogh's life, and whether you take a guide or go it free, you'll have a greatly informative time with lots of visual greatness to see and understand.

Disappointing. The major works are no there. No starry starry night, no cafe terrace at night and the sunflowers is not the one we all know (he did 5 and we get one of the lesser known ones here)

Really enjoyed our visit. Audio kept our children engaged throughout. Not too busy when we arrived. Under 18s free so good value for our family of 5.

The opportunity to see priceless artworks by Van Gogh is mesmerizing and ethereal. It s definitely my favorite spot in Amsterdam.

Start with the new modern exhibition. It does an excellent job at introducing you to Van Gogh and his life. I really enjoyed the galleries but it was hard to get to see the art works as it can get busy. Make sure to buy tickets ahead of time as it usually is sold out day of.

This is such a fine museum. Not only cause of van Gogh, but they also manage to have great temporary exposition from time to time. I mean really international high standards. Today I saw Hockney meets Van Gogh and all was so good. Yes it was sold out and crowded but not too.... yes the re was some cue at the cloakroom but he there we re 9 guys helping and we all want to go in. So a well organized and beautiful museum. Info in all languages, clean, great coffee shop in the main hall and one of the best museum shops I know. Gosh did you check out the reading glasses....I love them. Not to mention the Tort Boontje watch.... so cute!!!!

An once in a lifetime experience, a must visit museum of art in Amsterdam! In order to avoid the queue you should book in advance. Otherwise you should try early in the morning. The museum is spacey, well organized and 2 hours is by my counting the minimum time to spend in there. Also, the audio commentary is really helpful.

Very nice museum dedicated to Van Gogh. Plan in advance as usually they take role in by session timing. But you are to do as you please when inside.

Van Gogh was an amazing painter and the museum did a great job at showing that. The 5 interactive guide is definitely worth it, especially if you have no background knowledge about Van Gogh. Don t forget to book your time slot online or you won t be able to enter the museum. Photography of the art works is also not allowed within the museum, the friendly guards would remind you if you fail to resist the urge to snap a photo. Depending on how quickly you view the art pieces, the amount of time spent in the museum is between 40 minutes to 2 hours.

Big museum, well organised. The audio guide itself was good but not easy to see some of the markers. Food in cafe was excellent

Modern museum with a great exhibition. However it is extremely crowded and starry night unfortunately is not there! Book your tickets in advance!

SPECTACULAR MUSEUM! Highly recommend going to this museum. It s one of the best ones I ve been to in Europe. Make sure to buy the multimedia audio guide it s really well done. Very interactive. VGM did a wonderful job of telling the story of VG, his upbringing and artwork. There are so many of his works in the museum. You re able to see his work change from the beginning of his life to the end. I learned a lot! We were able to buy tickets the night before, luckily. Make sure to buy in advance!

One of the best experiences I could ever be part of. I'm happy I could join! Such an amazing museum and the storytelling that come from the way the works are exposed is amazing.

Awful museum and gallery. Although asked not to take photos online, no one seems to enforce and you spend most of the time in the museum being pushed out the way by people taking bad photos of the art. You are unable to appreciate the work as far too many people crowding each piece. Considering the price you would have thought you'd have a better experience.

Great museum with very interesting info on van Gogh and his life

Very busy! Loved seeing all the paintings! Very much worth it!

Excellent place. If u r into Van Gogh you just need to go. The colllection perfectly illustrates his evolution as an artist. There's also work from artists that somehow relate to his "ouvre". The museum itself is very modern and looks good.

Phenomenal. And the audio guide is great - really adds a lot to the e perience.

The website says they open at 8.00am but we were sent away and told opening was 9.00am. We had planned our day around an early breakfast. FIX YOUR WEBSITE!

Absolutely stunning masterpieces by one of the greatest artists of all time. The museum has various halls that show different periods in Van Gogh's life, his paintings, the letters to his brother Theo, his painting and writing tools, and More

If you can make it to Amsterdam definitely go to the Van Gogh Museum. I purchased the audio guide for 5 Euros and it was more than worth it. The audio guide gave such in-depth backgrounds on the pieces and Van Gogh's life that even if you are not familiar with Van Gogh you will be moved by his artwork and life story.

Crowded but very well done. Enjoyed learning about Van Gogh

must visit. make sure you book at least 2 days before for slot. too many people waiting. This is in may.

We enjoyed millet exposition, and of course all floors with van gogh. Take audioguide - it is good and interactive.

It is full of people needs booking ahead, if not there will be too long queue.. the inside is some paintings of Van Gogh, I do have to admit their marketing policy is very good, instead in terms of its style...

When you like art a lot and are a fan of van Gogh you have to visit this museum

Even you have seen all Van Gogh painting on web or books But it is different feeling to see the originals Make sure to buy tickets on line directly from museum web

I liked it because of the fun way they showed some of the paintings. Such devices help you to remember the experience longer.

I'm in love Van Gogh arts and I cannot make a visit in Amsterdam without visiting the Van Gogh museum. It's a very interesting museum and also very big. I spent nearly 3 hours inside and I skipped the temporary exhibition because I hadn't enough time. It was a bit difficult to read and see everything as the place was very crowded. People are not very patient and sometimes you just have to leave... It's shame! I like to take my time and to spend quiet time in a museum. I'm not in a rush! Well I enjoyed my visit even though it was not very peaceful and I loved seeing his arts and learning more about his personal life.

A piece of art. Very important place for all who are interested in fine art

I have been here twice already! So many beautiful paintings. I recommend getting the mutimedia guide. It offers more insight behind each painting.

BUY TICKETS FIRST!! This place only does scheduled tickets online and next day tickets sell quickly. This museum provides an extensive and detailed view into the life of Vincent Van Gogh. The audio tour pieces it together for you and is extremely entertaining. The restaurant is also very nice and delicious.

Beautiful place, I'll recommend to book tickets on line with a package of museum and a canal tour :)

Buy an e ticket from the museum online. E ticket holders have a separate entrance, no queues. A big collection of his works displayed with excellent visibility and access. Informative, detailed descriptions with works. We went at 3.30pm. Busy, but could see all the work, good flow through all the levels.

Wonderful. 19 euro entrance fee but we'll worth it for the aficionado

A must if you are visiting Amsterdam. Very emotional.

Experience for all senses! Highly recommended museum even if you are in Amsterdam just for a day.

Overall it was a bit underwhelming for the price. One part of the museum was just self-portraits of Van Gogh and other artists that were inspired by him, friends with him, or admired him. It was cool at first, but became repetitive and boring very quickly. By the time we got to the more Van Gogh exhibit, we were just kind of done with the museum and the crowd of people. As others mentioned, buy your ticket in advance online or at the museum itself. You can check your bags/coats in for free at the coat check. Be prepared for crowds really whenever. Probably wouldn't go again.

Amazing to see so many of these paintings in one place and up close. You have to book a ticket and time on line but at least you can get times on the following day as we did. Use the museum's own site as there are others offering tickets too. We took around 3 hours to go round. Lovely park outside too.

Great museum with plenty to see and read about Van Gogh. Allow at least a couple of hours to get through everything.

Fantastic visit for anyone interested in seeing Van Gogh's work whilst in Amsterdam! We purchased tickets online before flying out (which I'd definitely recommend as the queue can get very long, very quickly!). I'd allow between 2-3 hours, to get the most out of your visit and see all the pieces on exhibit. The work is displayed in dimly lit areas to protect everything. In some areas you are allowed to take photos, but please remember to turn off the flash (I was shocked that so many people forgot to do this on our visit; it's a shame to think that many pieces will fade prematurely as a result).

An amazing , well laid out museum. I would recommend the audio as it really explains the paintings and gives you a more insight to the painter especially for those who have not studied art. No queues although it was very busy. Cloak room available and very clean toilets. Staff were very helpful.

Great museum with many beautiful and known paintings:)

One of the best museums I have ever been to. Well organised and easily accessible. You should keep in mind that the demand for the tickets is extremely high so book a ticket earlier.

Lovely museum showcasing the artist VanGogh. The line ouyside appeared to be long, but moved very quickly. It is required that you check all bags. The museum is quite crowded, but the staff are able to move everyone through the entrance quite efficiently.

Book in advance to avoid queues. It was raining with only one ticket machine outside the museum working. The queue was long and took an age. There are also time slots, so we had to pass 2 hours in the area before going in. I wish we'd planned a bit better! As mentioned...best to book prior to your visit.

Can take up to 2 to 3 hours. This is a very good museum that tries to explain how Van Gogh saw the world through his paintings. Highly recommended to get the audio book to get a better and faster grasp of Van Gogh s life.

A very interesting museum, with Van Gog's richest collection of works. There are many detailed explanations for the paintings and the life of the artist. Particular attention is paid to The Potato Eaters and Sunflowers. Tickets must be purchased online in advance.

You have to enjoy this Museum the old fashion way without taking pictures of the artwork. I think that made it more enjoyable.

Great painter and so the museum is worth visiting for sure! Remember to buy a ticket in advance. Right now you can see sunflowers on the display, but it is not always available.

Of all the museums I have visited so far, I really like this museum as it depicts the life of the painter in a story telling showing his family, his paintings and his struggle with his mental disorder. You should definitely take the multimedia tour which helps to understand the paintings, his letters and his thoughts behind them. The museum does take time so plan couple of hours if you want to go through his art in detail. We were there for 2 hours and still felt we need more time.

The museum was wonderful. It is organized by 3 floors that takes you on the journey of his life. I recommend getting the headset narrative. Lots of great information and surprising facts.

Wonderful Museum documenting his life and influences but I thought some of his later works were a bit underrepresented. Get the online tickets early since they sell out a week in advance. Otherwise watch the website on the day you'd like to visit. Tickets do become available at the last minute.

Wonderful museum on Van Gogh. Gives deeper perspective to this artist, brother and the man himself. How he inspires a generation of artist and art lovers alike. The multimedia guide is highly recommended! It s very useful & provide better insight for the tour of the museum.

The museum is very nice..also for people who are not too deep in drawing and painting

We were hoping to see the sunflowers and started night paintings but one was behind redressed and the other in New York. Other wise good selection and history of van Gogh's studies

Fantastic! The visit to the museum really gave a new insight to the life and story of Vincent van Gogh, the struggles he went through, his inspirations, his hard work, and his legacy. Since the museum is dedicated to him, you also see lots of his artworks and get to explore how his style changes with every new experience he goes through. Truly marvellous!

Not just Van Gogh artwork, included some by other artists. But there was a lot of his art, he was prolific and this museum has hundreds. Some of the visitors were unaware of their surroundings and would stand in front of these masterpieces looking at their smartphones. Tickets were handled online and by time. This ensured that the museum was not too crowded.

The exhibit is so conclusive and vast in its reach. Be sure to get tickets well ahead of time because it s very worth it. One feels totally immersed in the world of one of such a crazy inspired troubled man.

No reason. You just have to visit it if you have ever picked a paint brush!

Stunning. We got an instructed tour, only an hour, and the guide was fantastic. The artwork alone is, well, it's Van Gogh, plus an interesting number of contemporaries for contrast. The story (well-told) of his incredible evolution over a mere 10 years is incredible. A must-stop in Amsterdam.

To me, this has been the best museum I have ever visited. Well organised, classified on the basis of parts of Van Gogh s life and inspirations. The museum also features some letters between Van Gogh and his brother, as well as with some of his fellow artists - converted to audio. The museum just doesn t show his art work, but manages to delve deep into his life to show a perspective. An amazing experience, worth visiting more than once.

It was the greatest experience in my life: the museum is superbly organized, with great paintings all around you. It's obvious that the organizers trust the visitors, because every art piece is securely showed without any glass. A must-see!

Enjoyed it even though I don't know much about art. The audio multimedia guide was really helpful in explaining his style, work and the meaning behind it.

Lots of great art spread over 4 floors, only downside I would say is that you are not allowed to take any photos and the security there will tell you to put your drink in your pocket even if you aren't drinking it (even though we were let in while freely holding a drink) p.s you will get told off if you take any photos and loudly for all to hear lol

An excellent museum and very informative on the life of Van Gogh, bit bewildered that there was no mention of Starry Night (currently on display in New York) - it's as if the museum is pretending it doesn't exist which is odd

Amazing. So much to see, you need at least 3 hours here.

It was a nice museum. Restaurant with alcohol inside if interested. Tickets are only available online. Starry Night painting is in New York, not at this museum.

Apparently even if you buy the tickets online you need to queue in the street and step into water to get in. The guys at the front door were rude, disrespectful and useless, the wardrove lines couldn't have been longer and the museum was absolutely crowded. While I love Van Gogh's art and enjoyed the expositions, the whole chaos and poor management ruined the experience.

Beautiful musuem tells a lot about van Gogh the person and the artist

Impressive and so well set out. Also "aged persons" friendly.

The best exhibition on Van Gogh anywhere. The recorded guided tour is really well done. Get tickets way in advance if you re in Amsterdam during the summer!

Large collection of Van Gogh works alongside his inspirations and friends. The admission fee is well worth the price for the amount of work you get to see across the 3 floors. If you get a chance to see the David Hockney exhibition then I i highly recommend that as well.

it was great experience in this place. i will come again :)

Very large museum with a lot of interesting pieces.

Wonderful!!! It was my second time there and I enjoyed it as if it were the first!

Great Museum design. Very easy, didactic, comfortable. The coolest place in town.

A wonderful art museum that shows both the art and life of Can Gough. Tickets must be bought online ahead of time for a specific time slot. It is advisable to get tickets for time slots earlier in the day as to avoid the rush of people that come around early afternoon/noon

Van Gogh was a prolific painter, and the three floors, full of paintings, history, and fun of this museum make it very clear. The audio guide was pretty useful, and the store is also good.

Great place to learn about Van Gogh. Make sure you book the tickets online and also rent the multimedia guide.

The museum presents the timeline of Van Gogh but doesn't really direct you to go in any particular direction. You can end up at an art piece which Van Gogh painted after admitting himself in the asylum and after he cut his ear off. The media guide is really helpful but there was no easy way to go in the numerical order of the "media" spots. There are some really nice pieces of arts showcased in this museum, and the whole experience can be really nice, however, the experience would have been a lot better if we could experience all the arts in the correct chronological order.

Excellent museum for young and not so young. My kids 11+ enjoyed it. The smallest 4yr old. Not so much as could not yet do all the scavenger hunt. For everyone else the audios are perfect and well translated, listened to two languages. The staff is not around, and is not always friendly. The ticket sellers are awesome and do care for the tourist. Well lit and ample space make it easy to access.

Don't miss this completely modernized museum, however, most of the Van Goghs that probably come to mind aren't here. If you are a Van Gogh fan, there is much to enjoy, letters from his brother Leo and other insights into the man's life, plus plenty of sketches, early works, and yes, a few of the biggies. Complete with a decent and reasonably priced cafe, you can easily spend an enjoyable afternoon here.

The Musuem is very interesting! The multi media guide was very helpful. The current exhibition; Van Gogh Dreams is definitely an experience worth trying!

Fantastic museum. The best attraction we visited in Amsterdam. The exhibition has his finest works exhibited in chronological order with examples of influential works and Van Gogh s personal letters to give excellent insight into the evolution of his works. A must see.