A fun sensory experience to learn a little about Rembrandt, his family and life. Great for all ages. See him from the family’s perspective, living with an artist focused on a need to express the inner self.

We very much enjoyed our time at the Rembrandt’s Amsterdam experience. It is not a museum, it is more like an experience that you can immerse yourself in and enjoy the dramatic performance of Rembrandt and his story. At the end there was an option to create some fun AI Rembrandt style artwork, which we look back on with fondness. It was a great 1 hour fun which we were able to slot in whilst we were waiting for a restaurant booking. Thank you for the great experience.

Funny, creative, it gives you an impression of the time in which Rembrandt lived. Available in different languages. However, I must say it is a bit expensive for what you get.

This is a lighter, audio-visual introduction to Rembrandt. It runs for 20 minutes and takes you into a replica of his home/studio. With the lighting and sound it felt a bit Harry Potter-like so I think it would be good for kids. At the end you have a chance to see what you might look like in a Rembrandt painting. They take a photo and an AI engine does the rest. One of mine was very good.

We enjoyed this "experience" very much. It is more meaningful if you are interested in or have any background with Rembrandt. The host was quite pleasant and the free drinks and snacks, along with the souvenirs, were a nice touch. The presentation is really fun to watch, with a lot going on, especially as the show develops. A great place to get out of the weather, sit down and be educated and entertained at the same time, with some new knowledge to take home.

As an adult I did not like it. It's very disappointing. Mayby nice for childeren. To expensive for 25 minutes. See that you use discount tickets.

It was my very first trip to Amsterdam, from 26.12 - 28.12 and hopefully not my last one. So many places to visit and interesting things to see. My schedule was already full and I couldn't make it to Rembrandt's house. But Rembrandt's Experience was a great alternative and I'm glad that I choose this place. In a short amount of time (20-30 minutes), you'll learn the most important things about Rembrandt's life and family. The 5D experience will leave you speechless, especially if you haven't already experienced something similar before like me. Very educational, with great effects and setup that it will bring you with a short Time travel back to the Dutch Golden Age.

The show was really great experience to get to know the culture and history of the city. Would recommend visiting this place.

We purchased the Combo Reservation for the Rembrandt’s Amsterdam Experience and the Rembrandthuis Museum. Earlier in the morning, we had an interesting and informative tour at the museum. We weren't sure what to expect from the Rembrandt Experience. It is a well-done visual synopsis os Rembrandt’s life. It takes place in two rooms which envelope and draw you into his life. I will add that while we enjoyed it - it is very short, and I am not sure that it is worth the cost if you had not purchased the combo ticket.

This was a fun, little experience! It’s about 25mins and I felt that the price was appropriate. I did the VIP ticket which allowed me to choose a time 15 mins before the actual opening time. It included a little sweet snack and drink (water, soda, or juice. The experience includes two rooms that are immersive, but note it is not interactive. It was a great way to learn a little more about Rembrandt’s life within the context of the historical city of Amsterdam. It was very creative and well orchestrated. I recommend attending this towards the beginning of your stay as it will give you a basic level context and the history of 1600s Amsterdam. When you walk out and explore the canals and tight streets, you can start to imagine how it was during those times. And it did not take long, so you can really squeeze it into a larger itinerary, which is how I planned it.

We enjoyed this much more than we expected. The audio tour was very thorough and interesting, easy to use and you could pause it whenever you wanted or revisit areas. We saw Rembrandt’s paintings in the Rijkmuseum as well, but this audio tour gave me a much better idea of the techniques he used and even how he mixed his paints. It was also interesting to focus on his etchings, which I would probably not have bothered to look at otherwise. A good introduction to his life as well. Highly recommended.

Very well planned. Audio device worked well and you could pause and resume easily throughout the tour to suit yourself. The house has been designed to replicate the original with well maintained artefacts to make it life like. The etching demonstration was well worth taking part in. Well priced at €17.

This experience helps understand the times Rembrandt lived in as well as a bit about his life. I found it rather short but perhaps that is so visitors can visit many other things in Amsterdam in one day. For your dollar value though seeing some of his art in the Rijks would be my choice if you have to choose between the two for both time and money value.

Unique and clever production. A nice introduction to Rembrandt’s life and works. An enjoyable experience.

Great experience learning Rembrandt’s life. It was a great way to see his family come to life and learn about Amsterdam