Vast and beautiful collection of not only Dutch artists. Amazing story behind certain presented pieces, especially interesting section regarding “Operation Night Watch ”. I highly recommend this place for anyone interested in art or who might appreciate it.

Our beach doesn't have many museums but we went to visit this one, which is the main one in the country. It's very big, if you like details you can spend up to a whole day inside. All pieces have descriptions in English, which makes it easier. You can also book a guided tour but we didn't do it. Don't forget to make your reservation on the website before your visit.

I appreciated the efforts made to create a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was friendly and approachable, ready to share insights and recommendations. The Rijksstudio, an interactive feature allowing visitors to engage with the museum's digital archive, added a modern and personalized touch to the experience. The recent renovations were evident in the state-of-the-art lighting and display techniques, enhancing the visual appeal of the exhibits. The museum's facilities, including the café and gift shop, were also noteworthy, providing a comfortable space to relax and reflect after immersing myself in the world of art.

A building that's big, visually appealing and holds incredible art. The partner and I enjoyed our day here. So much to see, so much to learn and it is one of the finest museums I have ever had the pleasure to explore. The staff were friendly, helpful and I felt so welcome. The lockers were useful to hold our belongings. There was so much to see and enjoyed it that little bit more knowing I did not have to carry bags around. I learned a lot about Dutch Art.

Was a great place to revisit. Last time around 20 years ago so good to see the changes that have been made. Very crowded, as to be expected. The staff where simply amazing! Helpful, friendly, and a joy. But I would live to think they could introduce an after hours $$$$ offering without the crowds. I would pay for that. That aside, a MUST.

The Rijksmuseum is located in the centre of Amsterdam. To get there from Centraal station, we took metro M52 two stops to Vijzelgracht from where it is a short walk. Gaining admission was a fairly convoluted process. A person at the entrance advised purchasing tickets from a nearby kiosk but it appeared to be closed, so we ended up buying tickets online. Once inside, it was very crowded. However, the excellent art made up for that. Some great Vermeer paintings including The Milkmaid, plus several Rembrandts. Unfortunately The Night Watch is now behind glass and bars but is still worth viewing. The De Stijl section was a little disappointing as although there were some nice works by Bart van der Leck, there was only one Mondrian which was a landscape. There were some very good paintings by Charley Toorop as well. Admission fee was €22.50.

A good sized museum with a nice variety of art. Dont understand why the Nightwatch is the star of the show - so many better things to see but I’m no art critic. Cafe is nice and sensibly priced. It’s busy but not packed - we went mid week which maybe helped. Much better value than the Van Gogh museum which is close by

We visited and bought tickets in advance although that didn’t seem to make much difference when queuing to enter the museum. We downloaded the Musuem’s app and used our own headphones for the audio which was excellent. There is some great pairings stored here and I would say that this is a must do when visiting Amsterdam.

Very comprehensive museum - not just art either. Great to see only the Night Watch behind glass and easy for all to see unlike at the Louvre. Van Gogh self portrait, milkmaids and Waterloo all easy to find but without crowds of people was great. Well organised and part of I Amsterdam card made it extra worth it

Definitely worth a visit. I started with 1-hr guided tour which was great to get grounded on the type of art in the various halls. Then spent another 2-hours audio touring focusing on Frans Hals and Rembrandt/Vermeer halls. The Night Watch was a key reason I went, but I was really impressed with so many of the pieces. The facility is large and the displays are decently spaced out. Go early to avoid crowds on a Saturday.