The options compared
| Option | Price seen | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Official ticket | adult EUR 23.50, ages 18-25 and CJP/ISIC EUR 15, ages 6-17 EUR 8, free under 6 | multimedia tour included |
| Off-peak rate (16:00-18:00) | adult EUR 19.50, ages 18-25 EUR 11 | saves EUR 4 per adult |
| Tiqets ticket with audio guide (box) | shown at booking | free cancellation up to 24 hours before, rescheduling possible; 4.7 out of 5 from 1,158 reviews; audio guide in 16 languages |
| GetYourGuide ticket | depends on the date | compare with the official price |
| Museumkaart or I amsterdam City Card | free | you still need to book a slot |
Hours to remember
Open 10:00 to 18:00 until 1 November 2026, then 10:00 to 17:00 from 2 November to 18 December. Closed on 25 December 2026, 7 January 2027 and 27 April 2027 (King's Day).
Our pick
- You want flexibility: the Tiqets ticket, cancellable and changeable up to 24 hours before, a real plus at a timed-slot museum.
- You visit late in the day: the official EUR 19.50 rate from 16:00.
- You hold a Museumkaart: free entry, but book a slot on the museum's site.
Demonstrations and visit length
In the printmaking studio under the roof, a demonstrator shows how Rembrandt made his etchings, up to printing on the press; allow at least 90 minutes to enjoy it. The house is two minutes from Waterlooplein metro, next to the Waterlooplein market. The story of the place is on the Rembrandt House page. If you are choosing between museums, our best museums in Amsterdam compares the options.
FAQ
How much is the Rembrandt House? EUR 23.50 for an adult, EUR 19.50 off-peak (30 October 2026).
Can I enter with the Museumkaart? Yes, free, with a booked slot.
How long should I allow? About 90 minutes.
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