The Rijksmuseum is marked by an imposing, symmetrical red-brick façade that terminates the street, blending neo-Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles. Opened in eighteen eighty-five, the building was designed by architect Pierre…
Rembrandt's Amsterdam
Follow the footsteps of Rembrandt van Rijn through Amsterdam to see where he lived, worked, and created his most legendary masterpieces.
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1. Rijksmuseum
2. Rembrandt Monument
The Rembrandt Monument stands as a cast-iron figure in the center of the square that bears the painter's name. Created by sculptor Louis Royer and unveiled in eighteen fifty-two, it holds the distinction of being the oldest surviving…
3. Tivoli Doelen Amsterdam Hotel
The Tivoli Doelen Amsterdam Hotel sits directly along the Kloveniersburgwal canal in the city's historic center, distinguished by its classicist facade and the small, decorative cupola overlooking the water. This building traces its…
4. Rembrandt House Museum
The Rembrandt House Museum is distinguished by its classic Dutch stepped gable, a signature of the seventeenth-century architecture that defines this historic Jodenbreestraat property. Built in sixteen oh six, the house became the…
5. Zuiderkerk
The Zuiderkerk is defined by a stone tower that reaches eighty meters into the sky, capped by an octagonal spire that dominates the Nieuwmarkt area. Constructed between sixteen oh three and sixteen eleven, this was the first building in…
6. Restaurant-Café In de Waag
Restaurant-Café In de Waag occupies a heavy, castle-like structure in the center of the Nieuwmarkt. Built in fourteen eighty-eight, this stone edifice originally served as the Saint Anthony Gate, one of the three primary entrances into…
7. Oude Kerk Amsterdam
The Oude Kerk is recognizable by its massive, dark silhouette rising above the surrounding narrow buildings, topped by a tall bell tower completed in fifteen sixty-five. As the oldest building in Amsterdam, its history began around twelve…
8. Royal Palace Amsterdam
The Royal Palace Amsterdam sits on the west side of Dam Square as a massive stone structure, famously built upon over thirteen thousand wooden piles sunk into the soft ground to support its weight. During the seventeenth century, this…
9. Westerkerk
The Westerkerk is defined by its eighty-five-meter-tall bell tower, the Westertoren, which is topped by a striking blue Imperial Crown. Built between sixteen twenty and sixteen thirty-one as part of a grand urban plan for Amsterdam, this…