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Rembrandt House Museum

After Rembrandt married Saskia van Uylenburgh, they moved into their own place in the upscale Amster Breestraat (Broadway), today known as Jodenbreestraat, in 1639. Experience Rembrandt's life as if you were there - The Rembrandt House Museum is a unique place that transports you back in time to Rembrandt's humble abode on Jodenbreestraat. Explore the intimate setting and discover the man behind the masterpieces. Immerse yourself in his world and be captivated by the stories of his life, which continue to inspire visitors to this day. The Rembrandt House Museum offers an unparalleled opportunity to get up close and personal with the legendary artist himself. It would be in this house that Rembrandt would paint some of his most famous works, including The Nightwatch. The house features authentic period rooms that have been restored to their original state, giving visitors a glimpse into the daily life of Rembrandt and his family.

What's New?

The Rembrandt Open Studio residency transforms Rembrandt's historic home into a vibrant hub of creativity. Each autumn, two talented emerging artists are granted the unique opportunity to produce new works within the hallowed halls of Rembrandt's former residence. Over a two-month period, these contemporary artists set up their studios in one of the museum's exhibition rooms, fostering an inspiring environment for the creation of cutting-edge art. Come face-to-face with Rembrandt’s iconic painting of his son Titus from the collection of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. The masterpiece is back to the place where it was created after nearly 400 years!

Exhibitions

Rembrandt & Amsterdam: May 23 – September 7, 2025

• To celebrate Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary, the Rembrandt House Museum is presenting the exhibition Rembrandt & Amsterdam. Discover what the city looked like 400 years ago through Rembrandt’s eyes.
• The exhibition features 60 prints and drawings showcasing cityscapes, culture, nature, and famous Amsterdammers. Rembrandt found everything he needed in Amsterdam and captured it in his work. The exhibition runs until September 7, 2025.