Official ticket · Golden Age masterpieces · ★4.7 from 33,677 reviews
The Rijksmuseum is the Netherlands' national museum, and the place to see the art of the age when the Van Loon house was built: Rembrandt's Night Watch, Vermeer, Frans Hals, and Ferdinand Bol, the house's first resident.
It also has superb rooms of furniture, silver and dolls' houses that show how canal-house interiors were furnished.
This is the official ticket, with cloakroom and Wi-Fi. A multimedia tour can be bought at the museum for €6.50.
Rijksmuseum in the morning, when you're fresh for the big galleries; then a 15-minute walk to Van Loon in the afternoon, when it's at its calmest.
Booked via GetYourGuide · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
You want the great paintings of the Golden Age to go with Van Loon's lived-in rooms.
You're short on time: the Rijksmuseum deserves at least two to three hours on its own.
| Address | Museumstraat 1, Amsterdam |
| From Van Loon | About 15 minutes on foot |
| Includes | Entry, cloakroom, Wi-Fi |
| Rating | 4.7 from 33,677 GetYourGuide reviews |
| Cancellation | Check the listing for your ticket |
$30 per person · Free cancellation up to 24 hours before