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Van Gogh Museum
Vincent van Gogh war in den 10 Jahren, in denen er als Künstler tätig war, unglaublich produktiv und schuf über 900 Gemälde, Zeichnungen und Skizzen. Das Van Gogh Museum beherbergt die weltweit größte Sammlung seiner Werke sowie viele der Briefe, die er schrieb. Zusammen mit den Werken seiner Zeitgenossen bietet das Museum einen einzigartigen Einblick in Van Goghs Leben und seinen künstlerischen Weg.
Die Sammlung des Van Gogh Museums umfasst über 200 Gemälde, 500 Zeichnungen und 750 Briefe von Vincent van Gogh. Als einer der bekanntesten Namen der modernen Kunst ist die direkte Begegnung mit seinen Meisterwerken ein Erlebnis, das Sie sich nicht entgehen lassen sollten. Machen Sie Ihre Reise nach Amsterdam mit einem Besuch dieses fesselnden Museums komplett.
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Die weltweit größte Sammlung von Van Goghs Werken
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Sehen Sie Werke von Van Goghs Zeitgenossen
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Lesen Sie Van Goghs persönliche Briefe
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Die weltweit größte Sammlung von Van Goghs Werken
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Sehen Sie Werke von Van Goghs Zeitgenossen
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Lesen Sie Van Goghs persönliche Briefe
Museumplein 6
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Museumplein 6
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Das Van Gogh Museum ist das am zweithäufigsten besuchte Museum der Niederlande und zieht jedes Jahr zwischen einer und zwei Millionen Besucher an. Es befindet sich auf dem Museumsplatz. Auf diesem berühmten Platz finden Sie auch das Rijksmuseum, das Königliche Concertgebouw und das Stedelijk Museum.
Das Van Gogh Museum besteht aus zwei Gebäuden, die von den renommierten Architekten Kisho Kurokawa und Gerrit Rietveld entworfen wurden. Der Kurokawa-Flügel wird für Wechselausstellungen genutzt, während im Rietveld-Gebäude die Dauerausstellung zu sehen ist. Zu den bekanntesten Werken gehören die Van Gogh Sonnenblumen (1889), Mandelblüten (1890) und Die Kartoffelesser (1885).Sie erfahren auch etwas über die fesselnde Geschichte des Künstlers und seinen Einfluss auf die Entwicklung der modernen Kunst. So zeigt das Museum auch Werke von Künstlern, die mit Van Gogh in Verbindung gebracht werden, von denen, die ihn inspirierten, von seinen Zeitgenossen und von denen, die er inspirierte. Dazu gehören Künstler wie Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec und Odilon Redon, um nur einige zu nennen. Diese Kunstwerke ermöglichen es dem Museum, mehr Kontext zu bieten und neue Geschichten über Van Gogh und die Zeit, in der er lebte, zu erzählen.
Das Van Gogh Museum ist das am zweithäufigsten besuchte Museum der Niederlande und zieht jedes Jahr zwischen einer und zwei Millionen Besucher an. Es befindet sich auf dem Museumsplatz. Auf diesem berühmten Platz finden Sie auch das Rijksmuseum, das Königliche Concertgebouw und das Stedelijk Museum.
Das Van Gogh Museum besteht aus zwei Gebäuden, die von den renommierten Architekten Kisho Kurokawa und Gerrit Rietveld entworfen wurden. Der Kurokawa-Flügel wird für Wechselausstellungen genutzt, während im Rietveld-Gebäude die Dauerausstellung zu sehen ist. Zu den bekanntesten Werken gehören die Van Gogh Sonnenblumen (1889), Mandelblüten (1890) und Die Kartoffelesser (1885).Sie erfahren auch etwas über die fesselnde Geschichte des Künstlers und seinen Einfluss auf die Entwicklung der modernen Kunst. So zeigt das Museum auch Werke von Künstlern, die mit Van Gogh in Verbindung gebracht werden, von denen, die ihn inspirierten, von seinen Zeitgenossen und von denen, die er inspirierte. Dazu gehören Künstler wie Auguste Rodin, Claude Monet, Georges Seurat, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec und Odilon Redon, um nur einige zu nennen. Diese Kunstwerke ermöglichen es dem Museum, mehr Kontext zu bieten und neue Geschichten über Van Gogh und die Zeit, in der er lebte, zu erzählen.
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KinderKinderticket für 0-17 Jährige
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ÖffnungszeitenMontag - Sonntag: 9.00 - 18.00
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Ticket InformationenTicket direkt auf dem Handy verfügbar
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Kostenloses WLAN verfügbar
Rollstuhlgerecht
WC frei zugänglich
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KinderKinderticket für 0-17 Jährige
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ÖffnungszeitenMontag - Sonntag: 9.00 - 18.00
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Ticket InformationenTicket direkt auf dem Handy verfügbar
Tickets können bis zu 48 Stunden im Voraus umgebucht werden, Tickets können nicht storniert werden -
Kostenloses WLAN verfügbar
Rollstuhlgerecht
WC frei zugänglich
- Die optionale Multimedia Tour ist in Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Niederländisch, Portugiesisch, Spanisch, Japanisch, Koreanisch, Mandarin und Russisch erhältlich.
- Wenn Sie die Multimedia Tour gebucht haben, können Sie sie am Informationsschalter abholen
- Haustiere sind im Van Gogh Museum nicht erlaubt, außer für Diensthunde
- Die optionale Multimedia Tour ist in Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Niederländisch, Portugiesisch, Spanisch, Japanisch, Koreanisch, Mandarin und Russisch erhältlich.
- Wenn Sie die Multimedia Tour gebucht haben, können Sie sie am Informationsschalter abholen
- Haustiere sind im Van Gogh Museum nicht erlaubt, außer für Diensthunde
Anzahl und Präsentation der Gemälde haben ebenso positiv überrascht wie die Architektur des Museums. Dass man nicht erwarten kann, sich das Museum mit ein paar wenigen Besuchern zu teilen dürfte naheliegend sein - und dass es keine Möglichkeit gäbe, kurzfristig an zurückgegebene Eintrittskarten zu kommen, ist eine Mär: Man muss nur freundlich mit den gestressten Museumsmitarbeitern reden, und es tun sich legale MIttel und Wege auf....
das Museum kann mit dem "Munch" in Oslo mithalten ... drei Etagen sind dem Leben und Werk van Gogh's gewidmet. Klassische Ausstellung und Multimedia-Elemente sind enthalten (die Texte vielleicht ein bisschen old fashioned) Es gab eine Kinder-Abteilung, einen vielseitigen Museums-Shop und ein tolles Café zum ausruhen ... und ich hatte das Glück, dass aktuell eine Sonderschau zu den Impressionisten (Frankreich und der Einfluss auf die Niederländer) zu sehen war.
Als erstes: Hier muss man rechtzeitig die Tickets im Internet buchen - mit 22€ sind sie aber sicher nicht überteuert und bei uns hat das bestens funktioniert. Die teuren Angebote mit Führung und "ohne Wartezeit" kann man sich ersparen. Die Bilder und das Leben van Goghs sind im Museum gut beschrieben. Zweitens: Das Museum ist sehr populär und ist trotz Besucherrationierung gut gefüllt. Man muss sich also je nach Bild etwas "durchkämpfen". Und drittens: Der Shop hat uns ausnehmend gut gefallen - besser als derjenige nahbei ... Eine schöne Erfahrung also!
Das Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam ist sehr empfehlenswert. Man konnte sehr viele berühmte Gemälde von Van Gogh sehen und wer sich für Kunst interessiert ist hier zu 100% richtig.
Sehr interessantes, toll gestaltetes Museum. Wurde von der Schwägerin und Neffen von Vincent van Gogh aufgebaut und diesen familiären Flair spürt man.
Im Van-Gogh-Museum ist die größte Sammlung der Werke des namensgebenden Künstlers weltweit zu bestaunen. Die Sonnenblumen und viele weitere bekannte Meisterwerke sind zu sehen. Ein Muss in Amsterdam!
Viele berühmte Bilder und Galerien. Der Platz ist riesig und schön. Ich wollte nur suchen "Selfie Wall" Aber ich kann es nicht finden.
Die Tragische Geschichte und seine Bilder werden den Besuchern auf eine abwechslungsreiche Weise nahe gebracht. Man kann gut selbständig ohne oder mit Guide die Ausstellung geniessen.
In meiner Jugend in Versailles, lange bevor diese wahnsinnigen Preise für die Bilder von Vincent van Gogh geboten wurden, hatte mich dieser Maler fasziniert. Im Pariser Louvre insbesondere „Die Kirche von Auvers“. Ich wusste, dass seine frühen Bilder meist in Brauntönen und dunkel waren. Im Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam hat mich die Anzahl der Bilder überrascht und dass er zum Schluss fast täglich ein Bild gemalt hat. Sehr sehenswerte Ausstellung! Mehr Besucher sind aber nicht sinnvoll.
Comment décrire un tel lieu ? De multiples œuvres de l’artiste y sont exposées, cela va de soi, mais les découvertes ne doivent pas s’arrêter là. Si le temps ne peut s’arrêter, il devrait se figer pour vous donner le plaisir d’admirer de nombreux artistes connus et méconnus. Visites très bien suivies par un personnel discret mais également disponible. J’y retournerai sans hésiter.
Museo ben organizzato dall'inizio alla fine. Ingresso veloce con i biglietti già acquistati online, possibilità di utilizzo gratuito degli armadietti con password così che l'utente sia autonomo. La visita della collezione permanente è davvero ben studiata anche se non si è in possesso dell'audioguida e se non si è dei grandi cultori della vita e delle opere di Van Gogh. Questo museo ti guida passo dopo passo nell'evoluzione personale e artistica di Van Gogh, ogni dipinto esposto ha lo scopo di aiutare a capire chi fosse, cosa faceva e quali fossero le sue intenzioni, obietti e purtroppo le sue debolezze. Assolutamente da visitare, consigliatissimo!
Sarà banale dirlo ma si tratta di una "tappa" imperdibile; non solo e non tanto per i capolavori più noti ( partendo dai "mangiatori di patate" fino a "radici" qui è possibile vederne molti), ma soprattutto perché la ricchissima collezione esposta consente di ripercorrere l'intera carriera artistica di van Gogh. Ciliegina sulla torta l' esposizione temporanea dedicata all'impressionismo francese -e non solo-.
Unreal standing inches away from my favourite Van Gogh painting. Loved my experience here. Lots of floors to walk around. Dozens of artworks to look at. Multiple gift shops with lots of options.
I quadri di Van Gogh ti lasciano senza parole. Stupendi. Il museo è ben organizzato. Gli armadietti guardaroba sono con password e gratuiti. Per me questo museo è stata la cosa più bella di Amsterdam.
The vibrant colors of Van Gogh’s paintings captivated us from the moment we stepped inside. The kids loved the interactive exhibits, which made learning about the artist’s life both fun and engaging. A must-see for any family looking for a creative spark in Amsterdam!
Malgré le monde ce musée est un incontournable lors de votre passage à Amsterdam. Ce musée est magnifique et vous y passerez facilement 2h00.
Non ci sono molte persone. Una delle cose migliori di Amsterdam. Certo molti quadri famosi del genio sono altrove, ma ci sono comunque alcune delle sue principali opere. Ho apprezzato la possibilità di avvicinarsi molto ai quadri potendone apprezzare le singole pennellate
Now that I know how many paintings he created, I wonder if anyone is unaware that any of them are on their wall! Very intriguing, and it has stoked my want to learn more.
museo molto grande strutturato in vari piani,consiglio di prendere l’audio guida per un’esperienza migliore. carino anche il bar costi ovviamente alti ma ci sta. tantissimo hype e moltissima difficoltà nel trovare i biglietti ma se non si è davvero appassionati ad una certa annoia (per questo consiglio vivamente la guida che allieta questo momento). una cosa positiva è che ci sono i locker per riporre i propri giubbotti o altre cose e sono gratuiti. in conclusione esperienza carina ma se non riuscite a trovare i biglietti non disperata ci sono attrazioni migliore da vedere a amsterdam.
This review focuses on the museum and my sons, ages 10 and 14. My 10 year old “studied” Starry Night, so I took the boys to see the original in New York. They were bored and uninterested — but wanted to go to the Lego store to decide whether to buy the Lego version of Starry Night. Fast forward 1 year. I was very hesitant to bring them to the Van Gogh museum, and was planning on parking them in the cafe with their phones while I perused the art myself. How wrong I was! The museum has created amazing programs for children of all ages. There was a free drawing experience which we did not have time to visit, however, we rented the audio guide which has an interactive touch screen. This is great for the tech savvy generation. The museum also produced a “scavenger hunt” pamphlet for little kids and “Activity Trail” for older kids. The Activity Trail and promise of a prize upon completion, kept the boys occupied for two hours with no phones and no fighting. Let me repeat - TWO HOURS. Each floor is compact, so we let them explore sans parents. We stressed they should care for each other like the bond between Vincent and his brother (and spied on them to ensure good behavior). They enjoyed working on the activity book and were very happy with the prizes at the end. They continued to talk about their adventure even after we left. I want to thank the museum for making something interactive for children. They all know about brushstroke and the incident with the ear, but here they were prompted to look and question and wonder. Also, the promise of a prize is magical to children.
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is an absolute treasure for anyone who appreciates the genius of Vincent van Gogh! As a long-time admirer of his work, I was thrilled to finally visit this museum, and it exceeded all my expectations. The collection is breathtaking, showcasing a vast array of his masterpieces along with numerous drawings and letters that provide deep insights into his life and artistic journey. I was particularly impressed by how the museum presents the stories behind each painting, offering context that really enriches the viewing experience. Learning about the challenges he faced and the inspirations behind his iconic works added a whole new layer of appreciation for his art. My only disappointment was discovering that “Starry Night” wasn’t on display during my visit since it's currently at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. I should have known! Nevertheless, the other incredible works, such as "Sunflowers" and "The Bedroom," more than made up for it. If you're a fan of Van Gogh or even just someone looking to dive into the world of art, the Van Gogh Museum is an absolute must-visit. It left me with a deeper understanding of his brilliance and a renewed passion for his incredible legacy!
This stop is always a must in Amsterdam. If you love the impressionists then I highly recommend seeing Van Gogh’s art as you can see it shift into a more impressionistic form in the collection at this museum!
A couple of pictures that I would like to have seen were not in the museum but the pictures that we saw were wonderful. All in all it was a beautiful experience.
Très plaisant à visiter. Attention, le musée ne propose pas de consigne. Si vous avez la mauvaise idée d'être passés avant au marché aux fleurs, et avez acheté des bulbes, leur introduction dans le musée est interdite (à cause des germes qui pourraient nuire aux peintures). Il vous faudra alors aller louer un casier au Q-park adjacent (9 €)
Le musée Van Gogh de la ville d'Amsterdam. C'est un très grand musée en béton armée. Là où il y a le plus grand nombre de tableaux peintes par le maitre. Une grande salle très agora, avec des tableaux disposés selon l'âge de l'artiste. Des peintures sombres peintes durant sa jeunesse. Et des tableaux claires et colorés peintes dans le sud de la France. Il y a aussi sa période parisienne. Un magnifique musée.
Esperienza bellissima, l'organizzazione è super! Prenotare i biglietti con anticipo. Comodissimi gli armadietti all'ingresso.
Sono andata all'orario di apertura (9.00) per trovare meno gente. Interessante il fatto che il guardaroba è gestito tramite degli armadietti automatici dove riporre i propri bene, l'importante è ricordarsi il codice di sblocco e la figura indicata. Un po' caro il biglietto (22€). Consiglio assolutamente la visita. bagni puliti, c'è anche la possibilità di fare il refill delle bottiglie. Il museo è organizzato in quattro piani e il viaggio parte dal piano più basso e poi a salire. Non ho preso l'audio guida ma accanto ai quadri più importanti ci sono delle spiegazioni in inglese
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is absolutely brilliant. It offers an intimate look at Van Gogh’s life and work, displaying his most iconic pieces alongside lesser-known gems. The layout is thoughtful, guiding you through his artistic journey and personal struggles. Seeing his bold brushstrokes and vibrant colours up close is truly inspiring. The museum is well-organised, not too overwhelming, and the audio guide adds fascinating context. A must-visit for art lovers and anyone curious about one of history’s most remarkable painters.
Beh che dire,i soldi valgono il giro,ovviamente obbligatoria la prenotazione anticipata dei biglietti sul sito se no rimani a bocca asciutta
Ik hou van Van Gogh, ik hou van zijn werken, het maakte me blij om ze op een steenworp afstand van huis in zo’n karakteristieke context te zien. Ik raad iedereen aan om deze tentoonstelling te bezoeken, die ik goed ontwikkeld vond in een historisch gebouw.
Pre-booked our tickets almost a month ahead. Wonderful relaxing experience browsing the art pieces and reading his life story. Spacious and comfortable design over 3 floors. Try to book a morning visit slot to have a choice of locker spaces to keep your belongings. They offer 3 types of lockers at no charge - small, medium, and large with the latter suitable for winter coats and two umbrellas.
If there were a list of people questioning how a museum could be entirely devoted to the work of a single artist, that list would likely include Vincent Van Gogh and his family. During his lifetime Van Gogh was not highly regarded for his work, very little of it was purchased during this period, and following his passing his brother Theo and sister-in-law Jo continued the work of creating public awareness for his paintings. 🤯 The Vincent Van Gogh Museum offers more than just an opportunity to appreciate his art, but also an intimate personal portrait of the artist himself. The art that you’ll see is expectedly excellent, but the telling of his story is also noteworthy. Van Gogh had no interest in becoming an artist until the age of 27, but after crossing that threshold he dedicated the next year of his life to teaching himself to draw by studying the work of others. Upon entering one room that was dominated by no less than 13 self-portraits, I incorrectly surmised that they were completed simply out of vanity. Rather, I learned that they were actually self-directed exercises to further develop his skills in the application of color, brushwork, and facial expression portrayal. In spite of suffering mental breakdowns and being hospitalized in an asylum, he envisioned painting as a form of therapy and astonishingly produced more than 70 paintings over a 70 day period as a form of self-treatment. I was fascinated by standing so close to the paintings to clearly see not only the brushstrokes, but also the amount of paint that was applied to various sections. Take a look at the closeups I’ve included of “Wheatfield with a Reaper” and “Wheatfield under Thunderclouds.” The amount of paint Van Gogh applied makes these paintings feel like they’re 3 dimensional. If you’ve ever dreamt of actually running your fingers across a masterpiece, there’s a replica of “Sunflowers” that you are invited to touch so that you can better appreciate the unique textures. 😱 Making reservations is highly recommended, photography is permitted, and complimentary storage lockers are available. And that’s…Henry’s Take. #vangoghmuseum Finger Model Credit 👆@danavoros
This was my second visit to Van Gogh Museum. The museum is laid out thoughtfully and logically. This made it easy to understand the progression of Van Gogh’s career, important relationships with family, artists and friends as well as his troubled mind. Of course, the art is incredible. Well worth a visit. I was extremely thorough and spent about 2:15 in the museum.
Always a great experience , I love the artist , great place to be there and have also a coffee at the middle of the day , is a must when you visit Amsterdam . Been there 5 times and I never get tore to go again !
I’ve been to Amsterdam three times and finally got to the Van Gogh Museum! Did not disappoint but make sure you have plenty of time stand in awe!
You must pre-book from the website or you will not get in. We were not disappointed at all. We spent just over 3 hours in the Museum and the time flew by. It was not over crowded due to the timed tickets system in place. We both learnt so much about Van Gogh and to see his paint box was amazing. Well worth the money and highly recommend.
Recommend the audio guide! It's multilingual and you learn a lot from it as well. Very nice museum and super clean highly recommend
I expected this to be very good but it greatly exceeded my expectations! A great collection of his work and an intense description of his life. I'm very impressed!
The timeless beauty inside makes the Van Gogh worth visiting—multiple times. So many people want to see these paintings, extended hours would be a welcome addition. To enhance your visit, you should consider planning it during off-peak hours. Large crowds can sometimes detract from an enjoyable viewing experience. Large groups are the worst. The staff works diligently to ensure the safety of the art and every visitor. They have the best vibe. There is a café where you can relax before continuing your artistic adventure, although finding a seat can sometimes be challenging. Additionally, there is a gift shop offering a variety of items, from postcards to silk scarves.
A stunning collection , The Potato Eaters , Sunflowers , Wheatfield with crows. You really get an understanding of Van Gogh and how he worked. Try and book as early as you can .The museum is less busy after 3.30pm at the beginning of the week.
L'organizzazione del museo è perfetta e l'allestimento lascia senza parole anche il più esigente visitatore. E' stata un' esperienza indimenticabile.
We went on an afternoon in November. It was busy but we could still get up close with the masterpieces from Van Gough. This probably sounds silly but there was a lot more of Van Gough’s art than I expected to see. The audioguide was very informative and we looked at every thing on the audio guide. We only viewed the permanent collection and we spent 2 hours exploring. I would definitely recommend for anyone coming to Amsterdam.
Very well organized museum with each floor dedicated to a period in the artist's life, as well as his contemporaries. Make sure you get tickets online in advance as it is often (usually) sold out -- which is a good thing because there's no overcrowding.
Some art museums are organized better than others and this was one of the best. The works were displayed appropriately to tell the stories that needed to be told. I love when art museums do that! I wished Van Gogh's chair was displayed with Gaugin's. There seemed to be some storytelling
Multi-level museum split up by his stages in life. So much info to take in. This is a must do. Beautifully organized and displayed.
I was an art minor in college, so visiting this museum was a no-brainer. I attended a major Van Gogh exhibit in St. Louis, MO in the 1970's with my mom and had studied his work off and on since then. This museum was very well put together. Each of the displays had related groupings of Van Gogh's work and stories to go with them, which is perfect for any museum. Unlike other European art museums, Van Gogh's works were very accessible without visual obstructions for the most part, including glaring glass. There were clear stories about how Van Gogh developed his style, his relationship with Theo and Jo, etc. I suspect there was some historical revision when presenting Van Gogh's final year's and death. As I had previously read and believe, both Theo and Vincent had syphilis, which made them crazy. Vincent and Gaugin shared a home and the rest of the story as told by the museum seemed highly sanitized. OK. I get it...
very interesting visit! learned a lot and saw so many beautiful works of art along the way. would highly recommend to all ages.
this museum is a must if you are visiting Amsterdam! I didn't appreciate just how much Van Gogh created over the years and this museum beautifully encapsulates his work alongside the story of his life. a very emotional but overall incredible experience.
great to see such famous paintings but expected it to be much larger, could have benefited from multiple signs next to paintings or larger signs as there would be large crowds around signs which made reading them difficult
Finalmente abbiamo potuto ammirare le opere di un grande e discusso artista... ammirare da vicino le sue opere è favoloso ed emozionante. Museo organizzato e facile usare le audio guide.
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