Van Gogh & Rembrandt Immersive Experience Tickets

Experience the artworks of two of the greatest Dutch artists of all time as never before. It promises a departure from the traditional, passive gallery experience, offering instead an active, dynamic, and deeply engaging encounter with the masterpieces and their creators. Witness how much the two are connected to this immersive experience.

Getting started

Arrive at Noorderkerk in Amsterdam and settle into your seat, whether lounging on beanbags or exploring the show’s immersive visuals.

What to expect

Why are these two Dutch masters presented together? This unique light show reveals Vincent van Gogh's deep admiration for Rembrandt van Rijn.

• 360° light & sound show: You'll hear Van Gogh's own words, drawn from his letters to his brother, describing how he was inspired by Rembrandt, while imagery from both artists, including The Night Watch, is projected around you.

• More than just a church visit: Step into Amsterdam's Noorderkerk church and become surrounded by a 360° moving visual experience. This light and sound show completely transforms this historic monument's interior, covering its walls with beautiful imagery.

• History & art: Explore the impact of Rembrandt’s techniques on Van Gogh’s style as you watch their art transform through immersive visuals inside a historic church. Gain a unique insight into Van Gogh's creative process in an incredibly interactive and engaging experience.

• A new way to experience art: The story of Van Gogh & Rembrandt unfolds all around you, allowing you to literally step into their artistic worlds. Be surrounded by sunflowers, angelic figures, and delicate blossoms, and feel the powerful connection between Van Gogh and Rembrandt. You are free to walk around and explore, but even more comfortable is to lie down on one of the bean bags in the middle, so you can comfortably look all around you.

• Engaging narration: Select English or Dutch narration to guide you through the story of how Rembrandt’s influence shaped Van Gogh’s masterpieces.

Please note: this is not the Van Gogh Museum or the Rembrandt House Museum.