The Rijksmuseum ranks among the world’s great art treasure houses, an exclusive class shared by Paris’s Louvre, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and Florence’s Uffizi Gallery. It is renowned for its collection of art from the Dutch Golden Age, which your private guide will bring to life.

 - Enjoy a fascinating immersive tour of the finest works by Dutch artists
 - Gain expert insight into the context of the art and inspiration
 - Discover the fascinating narratives of some of the masterpiece works
 - Relish a tour that is engaging and intellectually stimulating
 - Explore the highly-prized collections of the 100 rooms and galleries
 - Enjoy a dynamic art mix displayed in understated style in his resplendent space

On your Private Tour of the Rijksmuseum you will discover why the museum has been at the heart of Dutch culture for more than 200 years. As Amsterdam’s largest museum, it boasts more than 1-million artefacts that read like a priceless roll call of the glories of Dutch art history. Exhibits from the Dutch Golden Age (1620-1680) include some of Amsterdam’s grandest artworks, including the magnificent rich sombre hues of Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch’ and some exquisite paintings by the Dutch Masters, including Vermeer, Hals, Steen and de Hooch

To spend time in the Rijksmuseum’s spacious daylight-flooded galleries is to connect with the greatest artistic narratives of eight centuries. Past exhibits have included a full retrospective of Hercules Segers, one of the 17th century’s most mysterious and experimental Dutch artists. Also his contemporary Frans Post, who produced some richly-detailed paintings of the New World’s exotic landscapes, flora and fauna. On this Private Tour of the Rijksmuseum, immerse yourself in the highly-prized collections that take centre stage in 100 rooms and galleries. Celebrated grand masters are displayed at intervals with contemporaneous suits of armour, Delft ceramics, textiles, silver-work and models - a dynamic art mix designed to stir the senses. In a collection that is never static you will discover new acquisitions, showcases of exciting art talent and works on loan that range from the Middle Ages to Mondrian