This museum provides an insight into the life and times of the
famous Dutch master. Rembrandt lived here between 1639 and 1658,
the pinnacle of his career. The museum presents a permanent
collection of Rembrandt's work and a reconstructed 17th century
studio, together with temporary exhibitions and a collection of
paintings done by his teacher, Pieter Latman, and those of
Rembrandt's pupils.
Address: Jodenbreestraat 4 Website: www.rembrandthuis.nl Email: museum@rembrandthuis.nl Telephone: (020) 5200 400 Transportation: Five-minute walk from Central Station Opening Time: Open daily from 10am to 5pm. Closed 1
January Admission: EUR9 (adults), EUR2.50 (children 6-15). Other
concessions available
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