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Autobús Hop-on Hop-off + Rijksmuseum
Explora Ámsterdam con el autobús Hop-on Hop-off y visita el museo nacional de Holanda: el Rijksmuseum.
El autobús City Sightseeing Amsterdam te llevará por el centro de Ámsterdam, con paradas en algunos de los lugares de visita obligada de la ciudad. A lo largo de 24 horas, puedes subir y bajar cuando quieras para hacer tu propio viaje definitivo por la ciudad de Ámsterdam. A bordo del autobús puedes escuchar una audioguía para aprender más sobre la ciudad, y tendrás acceso a WiFi gratuito para que puedas compartir tu experiencia con amigos y familiares y seguir tu ubicación en la ciudad en nuestra aplicación.
El Rijksmuseum es uno de los mayores museos de Holanda, con obras de famosos pintores holandeses como Van Gogh, Rembrandt y Vermeer. A través del arte y los objetos, el museo ofrece una visión de 800 años de historia holandesa. Entre los objetos hay maquetas de barcos, muebles, casas de muñecas, aviones de hélice y mucho más.
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Varias paradas de autobús alrededor del centro de la ciudad
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Ver la mundialmente famosa Guardia de la Noche y la Lechera
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Sumérgete en la historia con artefactos de todo el mundo
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Entradas gratuitas a Gassan Diamonds
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Varias paradas de autobús alrededor del centro de la ciudad
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Ver la mundialmente famosa Guardia de la Noche y la Lechera
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Sumérgete en la historia con artefactos de todo el mundo
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Entradas gratuitas a Gassan Diamonds
Recorrido bus
Recorrido bus
Museumstraat 1
1071 XX Amsterdam
Museumstraat 1
1071 XX Amsterdam
Ámsterdam está llena de vistas increíbles y atracciones extraordinarias. Ámsterdam tiene 750 años y gran parte de esta historia se puede ver cuando haces turismo en Ámsterdam. El autobús te llevará por el centro de la ciudad, pasando y parándose en algunos de los principales lugares de interés de la ciudad.
Por ejemplo, al molino de viento De Gooyer, que data de 1814, aunque hubo otro molino en ese lugar en el siglo XVI. O bájate del autobús en el Barrio de los Museos, que está a pocos pasos de museos históricos como el Rijksmuseum. O bájate del autobús en el Jordaan, este antiguo barrio obrero alberga ahora galerías de arte, tiendas especializadas y restaurantes.
Ámsterdam está llena de vistas increíbles y atracciones extraordinarias. Ámsterdam tiene 750 años y gran parte de esta historia se puede ver cuando haces turismo en Ámsterdam. El autobús te llevará por el centro de la ciudad, pasando y parándose en algunos de los principales lugares de interés de la ciudad.
Por ejemplo, al molino de viento De Gooyer, que data de 1814, aunque hubo otro molino en ese lugar en el siglo XVI. O bájate del autobús en el Barrio de los Museos, que está a pocos pasos de museos históricos como el Rijksmuseum. O bájate del autobús en el Jordaan, este antiguo barrio obrero alberga ahora galerías de arte, tiendas especializadas y restaurantes.
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NiñosLa entrada infantil está disponible para niños de entre 4 y 12 años.
Los niños de hasta 3 años viajan gratis en autobús si van acompañados de un adulto que haya pagado (máximo de 2 niños por adulto)
Los niños de 0 a 18 años pueden entrar gratis en el Rijksmuseum -
SalidaEl autobús sale aproximadamente cada 25 minutos
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Horario de funcionamientoEl primer autobús sale de la parada 1 a las 10.00, el último sale de la parada 1 a las 17.00
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Horario de aperturaDe lunes a domingo: de 9.00 a 17.00
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Información sobre la entradaLa entrada está disponible directamente en el móvil
Las entradas no se pueden reprogramar ni cancelar -
WiFi gratuito disponibleAudioguia-gratuita-disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedas
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Descarga gratis la aplicación City Sightseeing Amsterdam
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NiñosLa entrada infantil está disponible para niños de entre 4 y 12 años.
Los niños de hasta 3 años viajan gratis en autobús si van acompañados de un adulto que haya pagado (máximo de 2 niños por adulto)
Los niños de 0 a 18 años pueden entrar gratis en el Rijksmuseum -
SalidaEl autobús sale aproximadamente cada 25 minutos
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Horario de funcionamientoEl primer autobús sale de la parada 1 a las 10.00, el último sale de la parada 1 a las 17.00
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Horario de aperturaDe lunes a domingo: de 9.00 a 17.00
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Información sobre la entradaLa entrada está disponible directamente en el móvil
Las entradas no se pueden reprogramar ni cancelar -
WiFi gratuito disponibleAudioguia-gratuita-disponibleAccesible en silla de ruedas
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Descarga gratis la aplicación City Sightseeing Amsterdam
- El autobús es accesible en silla de ruedas, pero los usuarios de sillas de ruedas deben poder entrar y salir del autobús de forma independiente por motivos de seguridad
- Hay audioguías disponibles en el autobús en inglés, neerlandés, alemán, francés, español, italiano, portugués, catalán, turco, polaco, ruso, tailandés, indonesio, coreano, japonés, chino, árabe y hebreo
- Hay audioguías disponibles en la aplicación del Rijksmuseum en inglés, neerlandés, francés, alemán, español, italiano, japonés, ruso y mandarín
- Auriculares gratuitos disponibles en el autobús que puedes conservar y reutilizar cuando subas de nuevo
- Mapa gratuito de la ciudad disponible a bordo del autobús
- Visita gratuita a los Diamantes de Gassan
- Es posible que no todos los grupos grandes (más de 10 personas) puedan subir al mismo autobús al mismo tiempo, debido al número de plazas disponibles.
- No se admiten mascotas, sólo perros guía
- El autobús es accesible en silla de ruedas, pero los usuarios de sillas de ruedas deben poder entrar y salir del autobús de forma independiente por motivos de seguridad
- Hay audioguías disponibles en el autobús en inglés, neerlandés, alemán, francés, español, italiano, portugués, catalán, turco, polaco, ruso, tailandés, indonesio, coreano, japonés, chino, árabe y hebreo
- Hay audioguías disponibles en la aplicación del Rijksmuseum en inglés, neerlandés, francés, alemán, español, italiano, japonés, ruso y mandarín
- Auriculares gratuitos disponibles en el autobús que puedes conservar y reutilizar cuando subas de nuevo
- Mapa gratuito de la ciudad disponible a bordo del autobús
- Visita gratuita a los Diamantes de Gassan
- Es posible que no todos los grupos grandes (más de 10 personas) puedan subir al mismo autobús al mismo tiempo, debido al número de plazas disponibles.
- No se admiten mascotas, sólo perros guía
We use these bus services in many cities we travel as a great way to get an overview of a city if it's your first time. This was well organized and easy to get a ticket and find stops. Would recommend to first time visitors.
Fue una visita de familia👨👨👦 lo pasamos muy bien la entrada barata para pasar el tiempo en familia está muy bien 🤗 una pasada
De maravilla. Volveremos a repetir y con los consejos de TripAdvisor todo genial. Muchas felicidades rutas de los viajeros que me han pegado para que las pueda hacer en la mañana y tarde.
Espectacular colección de obras de pintores holandeses recopiladas en este museo. Incluye obras de Rembrandt y Vang Gogh. Duración de la visita 2 horas. Fácil de visitar.
1. Reservar online 2. No hay guías dentro del museo en español 3. Organizarse bien porque es muy grande y en una mañana no tendrás tiempo a ver todas las salas
El museo es espectacular. Bien distribuído, la audioguía es práctica y se pueden ver las obras con tranquilidad. Imprescindible si te gusta la pintura flamenca pero también pueden verse muchos detalles que la contextualizan.
Excelente museo con mucha obra de arte de muchos lugares del mundo. Muy bien organizados y con app en tu idioma para seguir el recorrido . Obras de artistas muy reconocidos como Rembrandt, Rubens, etc. Muy recomendable.
Primordial entrar en la web y separar la fecha de viaje o visita al museo al menos con 6 u 8 semanas antes para tener espacios adecuados. El guia es muy importante ya que van a poder conocer detalles unicos que al recorrer con auto guia o solo no se conoce. Lo recomiendo vale la pena. El museo tiene excelente ropero para guardar ropa, paraguas, baños limpios y un bar y restaurante de primera. Vale la pena separar 1 dia para el museo
Una maravillosa experiencia. Tomamos muchas fotos. Puedes agendar visita guiada o usar el dispositivo para la gira. Además, si escaneas el código QR, puedes escuchar la gira en tu dispositivo y ahorras. Los baños son limpios, hay guarda ropa. El café tiene cositas deliciosas.
El Rijksmuseum es un museo imprescindible si visitas la ciudad de Ámsterdam. Es conveniente sacar la entrada por adelantado, y para su visita hay que considerar un tiempo estimado que oscila entre 2 y 3 horas. Las obras que alberga son una verdadera maravilla, destacando "Ronda de noche", "Los síndicos de los pañeros" o "La lechera".
Uno de los mejores museos del mundo con infinidad de obras de renombre donde destacan obras de Rembrand, Goya, Rubens... entre muchos otros. Ideal para pasar toda la mañana.
Museo muy amplio y lleno de variedad porque nos encontramos arte, artesanía y por supuesto historia. Cuenta con obras de pintores neerlandeses y también de otros países, nos encontramos con un Goya, creo que sólo había uno. También alberga bastante s obras del maestro Rembrandt. Para poder ver La lechera, de Johannes Vermeer, tuvimos que hacer cola por la gran cantidad de gente que se agolpaba a su alrededor. El museo es muy completo ya que hay expuesto mobiliario, vajilla, porcelana... Se necesita casi un día para poder verlo. En nuestro caso fueron 5 horas para poder verlo entero y sin mucha pausa, de lo contrario no llegas a su totalidad
Un gran museo, grandes obras, muy organizado. Se lo puede disfrutar. Todo es muy bello, desde el contenedor y todo su contenido
Un museo muy completo, muy variado, me encantó, si te lleva toda la mañana, tiene audio guía muy fácil de usar nos encantó
Un gran museo general europeo, centrado, como es lógico en las grandes obras pictóricas holandesas. Rembrandt tiene una gran atención y hay obras de Vermeer o Hals o Steen icónicas. Uno de los museos indispensables si se visita Amsterdam.
El museo está muy bien presentado y el edificio es imponente. Es un tanto difícil seguir el orden de las salas por número y algunas obras plásticas no estaban en ese momento
Das Museum ist das Schlangestehen wert. Sowohl das Gebäude per se als auch die ausgestellten Gemälde sind von einer überwältigenden Einzigartigkeit. Die Sammlung alter Meister sucht seinesgleichen und die Bibliothek zählt nach meinem Dafürhalten zu den aussergewöhnlichsten Locations Amsterdams. Aufgrund der schieren Grösse sollte man sich Minimum einen, besser zwei Tage im Museum gönnen. Die Sonderausstellungen sprechen darüber hinaus für sich selbst. Absolutes Muss eines Amsterdam-Bescuhes
Easy to get tickets online. Walked up to entrance and saw a quicker queue on other side , which we went into. Easy way in at 10.30am and minimal visitors at that time. Go early to avoid people ! We downloaded the free app which was good enough. There are information placards at all items on display. Museum is vast but we managed to see around it ( what we were interested in) in 4 hours or so. It got very busy at lunch time. The exhibits are well laid out. The Nightwatch is behind glass so you can’t get near it as restoration worked is being carried out. I’m would have liked to see more impressionist paintings by well known artists but that’s just me. There is something for everyone at the Rijks. I’m so glad the Van Gogh museum was booked as we would have missed this gem.
Amazing selection of art, I spent hours here and thoroughly enjoyed it, there were some mild repairs, but they didn't disrupt my trip and I'm counting down the days till I can go again. The gift shop was reasonably priced and had a good range of gifts for people.
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is a truly interesting and expansive experience. The museum is massive, and they provide you with a brochure highlighting the most important artworks in each room. It felt like a treasure hunt, as you followed the brochure to find all the key pieces. This made the visit much more engaging and interactive. Due to its size, exploring the museum thoroughly takes time, so be prepared to spend a good while discovering all its treasures. It’s definitely worth the visit for anyone who enjoys art and history! P.S. Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they can sell out quickly!
Tappa obbligata di ogni visita ad Amsterdam : oltre ai capolavori di Veermeer, Rembrandt e van Gogh, custododisce autentici tesori dell'arte fiammiga/Olandese.
Beautiful place, however it can be extremely busy and overcrowded. Their souvenir shops are filled with cheap looking souvenirs but are way too overpriced.
Hier gibt es nicht viel zu sagen. Das Museum und die Exponate sind wirklich fantastisch. Auch als Rollstuhlfahrer topp ausgebaut.
Make plans to be here all day. Get the Rijksmuseum app from the Play Store or Apple Store. This is free and contains the same material as the official museum audio guide. You may enter the number of a specific piece of art from the museum into the app, and it will display that piece and provide you with further information. Additionally, some art pieces have paper information guides.
We booked a guided tour with a lovely Tour Guide called Lisa - who was clearly an art historian or fine art expert. We started in the middle ages, moved through the centuries to the 1700's to the Night Watch which started renovation in 2019 and has yet another 3 - 4 years to go to completion. It's just amazing to get those insights through the guided tour. It's such a huge museum and could take weeks and months to see everything. Having limited time in Amsterdam this tour saved us a lot of time but also provided us with a lot of information. I'm so grateful to have been able to visit and see and learn more than I would with a guide book.
A little confusion over where to buy tickets as the building apparently contains 3 museums some of which only sell tickets online. You can buy tickets for the Rijks Museum from a little ticket office. The museum itself is very informative with a good selection of art works. If you are interested in learning a bit of culture then I would definitely recommend it. There is a lovely coffee shop on site which also sells food.
We visited the Rijksmuseum on a wet and windy day at the beginning of December. You have to buy tickets before you can go inside, which you can buy online or at a small shop outside the museum. You can’t take rucksacks, umbrellas etc into the collections but they have a free cloakroom where you can leave your things. I recommend lunch at the museum cafe, which serves delicious food. We’d read that the museum is always super busy, but it was fine when we went and not overly busy. We mostly went to the second floor where you can see the Rembrandt and Vermeer paintings, amongst others. There is a nice museum shop, and a bookshop. The museum is very accessible, with lots of lifts to all floors if you can’t use the stairs. The staff were also really lovely, and very helpful.
This exceptional art museum houses unique exhibits you won't find anywhere else. We opted for a guided tour, and our small group was led by a knowledgeable guide who provided insights into the artwork, artists, and historical context of each piece. The Vermeers and Rembrandts were the stars of the show, but there are many other captivating paintings and intriguing objects, including a massive model ship, ancient musical instruments, and exquisitely detailed dollhouses.
As a long time art fan, it has been shamefull that I have reached 60 before visiting Amsterdam. We spent three hours in here and even that wasn't long enough. The staff were very helpful when we had a minor medical issue. First class.
Beautiful. Lovely gardens. Full of history and culture inside and outside. Amazing arquitecture. People are very nice
The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.
The **Rijksmuseum** in Amsterdam is one of the Netherlands' most prestigious museums, dedicated to art, history, and culture. It houses masterpieces from the Dutch Golden Age, including Rembrandt’s *The Night Watch* and Vermeer’s *The Milkmaid*. The museum’s collection spans over 8,000 objects, featuring paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts, displayed in an elegant 19th-century building. Its beautifully landscaped garden and the nearby iconic "I Amsterdam" sign add to the appeal, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and travelers.
The building is amazing to look at and the park in the back is nice to walk in. Did not go into the museum since it did look over crowded
When you first approach this museum you are immediately awed by its beauty, size and grace. Upon entering, and throughout the visit, you will notice all kinds of programming for children. A brilliant idea. Not sure why I don’t see it more often. Kids were having a blast. What a great way to expose them to art and the museum culture. I spent nearly my entire visit viewing the 17th Century Dutch Masters. I often visit single artist museums in order to enable me to focus and learn about a particular Artist or period or region. It also helps not to become overwhelmed. In this case (my second visit), I was awestruck by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Steen and (to a lesser extent) van Dijck. I was able to focus on both the artists and the period. Truly great day. PS it gets really quiet late in the afternoon!
Great welcome from the lady who was checking tickets at the door. She said we had to buy tickets on line or from the Museum Shop. She was very helpful and stayed with us as we purchased the tickets on line, She even escorted us into the Museum. Now that is what I call being helpful. The museum is huge, we were there 3 hours and didn't do all of it, We saw the main paintings and artifacts as we went from room to room.
Give yourself at least three hours to see everything properly! There is so much to see and enjoy. Works of art that are even more impressive up close. Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh and many more. The only disappointing points were "The Night Watch" and a Van Gogh self-portrait. The first is undergoing restoration so can't be seen clearly. The solution is a full sized copy in the entrance to the display. The Van Gogh is on loan to another museum.
I visited on a Monday, arriving before 9 am when the museum opens. In late November, there was already a line! I had already booked tickets on line using their website; I had also booked one of their highlights tours starting at 9:15. Tours offered by the Rijksmuseum don't seem to be listed on their website until a few weeks before, so if you don't see one offered during your visit, keep checking back because tours and slots may open. The tour was great and covered the highlights; it only lasted an hour. My advice regardless as to whether or not you tour is to get there early and go directly to the Gallery of Honor - that's where the masses congregate. However, if you get there early, you will be able to see The Night Watch and the Vermeers with much fewer crowds. The rest of the collection wasn't as crowded. Instead of renting an audio guide, download the app - it's full of info on each work if you just type in the number. Alternately, you can visit using one of their guided tours.
If there is only one museum to visit in Amsterdam, it is this one. Starting with Rembrandt's The Night Watch. You can check on how its conservation is going. Visit the priceless works by Vermeer, Steen and others. Don't try to see everything but focus on what you think will be your favorites. Well worth many repeat visits. If you have a Museum Card, it is a great value if you are often able to see the many museums across the Netherlands. Note: The lockers fill up quickly so early entry or during the slower lunch period (noon - 13.00) have yielded better results in finding an open and available locker.
Home to Rembrandts plus other old masters Frans Hals and Jan Steen , Ferdinand Bols , Jan Vermeer and Van Gogh. I arrived at opening time 9am , a good time to visit the Old masters not crowded at all. A incredible place to visit.
we had a wonderful time learning all about the history of the netherlands. Lots of exhibits to wander through. There is also a great cafe to eat/drink at afterwards.
An excellent museum in a very nice building. Lots of fascinating exhibits (and they have the original Night Watch by Rembrandt and even better the only complete BAT FK23 Bantam (1918 post -WW1 fighter aircraft) designed by the Dutchman Koolhoven in existence). So the museum is fab now the downside.... It is quite expensive to go in (about £54 for the two of us). The cafe inside isn't cheap either... To actually go in the room with the Rembrandt is an extra charge (otherwise you view through a glass screen). The layout is a bit confusing - it is quite tricky to ensure you see everything.
This museum is massive but wonderful. Each floor is organized by date and has many good pieces to see. Highly suggest a guided tour.
This museum is amazing. Filled with absolutely beautiful Masterpieces by Dutch painters sculptors weapons etc. The museum practice of grouping all these things according to era really helps a lot, The museum can be a bit overwhelming with its sheer size and number of exhibits, a must see however and worth the price.
Fabulous exhibition and one of a kind. Explore the old Dutch and Belgian Artists in a historical building. Purchase in advance and take a privat tour guide to indulge, this will give you some valuable information.
The Rijksmuseum contains an unbelievable collection of paintings, sculptures, jewelry as well as other object d'art. Over 8,000 objects of art and history from their total collection of 1 million objects from the years 1200–2000 are on display here. Among this art are some masterpieces by Rembrandt, Frans Hals, and Johannes Vermeer. The museum was founded in 1798 in The Hague and moved to the Royal Palace in Amsterdam in 1808. It moved into its present building in 1885 where there have been updates since. The famous “Night Watch (a 1642 painting by Rembrandt) is housed in a separate hall. It’s controversial because it pointed out the importance of an organized army in the defense of Holland. It was damaged by an urban terrorist in 1975, and the room is currently behind protective plexiglass while artists repair and restore this famous piece. The Rijksmuseum is a must visit as it is one of the most important museums in the world.
Très beau musée Seul bémol : le manque de signalisation pour se repérer dans le musée En y allant le matin à l'ouverture il n'y a pas trop de monde
Amazing Museum. It reminds me of the eremitage in St. Petersburg. Of course the collection doesn't come close to it but its stimm impressive and you can easliy spend 3 hrs or more here depending on fast or slow you can walk. Unique art and awesome collection to look at. Best time to visit is during the winter season so you don't bump into other people. Also has free wifi and a restaurant plus helpful staff.
Museo molto bello pieno di opere interessanti che attraversano varie epoche e stili, unica nota dolente, l’ho trovato un po’ dispersivo
Das Museum ist wirklich toll und die Angestellten sehr nett. Man kann leider nicht alles an einem Tag besichtigen, da es so viel zu entdecken gibt. Die Kunstausstellung hat sehr bekannte Künstler, zum Beispiel van Gogh. Definitiv einen Besuch wert!
What a wonderful museum (or perhaps art gallery is more appropriate)! Probably the best art gallery I have been in, ever. The collection is magnificent. The building is a dream (and it was only built just over 100 years ago? It felt - in a good way - like it was built 500 years ago. Kudos to the architect). You will want to book tickets in advance online. There is a restaurant in the facility - I did not check it out. Nearby there were food trucks and a few eating establishments.
Really good museum visit while in Amsterdam. Spent around two hours walking around enjoying all the art and artifacts which was a good way to fill in time.