Really interesting. Worth the visit even if you don't like modernism. Excellent audio tour. More

I have visited this House, enlisted on the World Heritage List of UNESCO and must say, I was very impressed. For anyone loving architecture, this is a place you just have to get to know. Guide was very very good. More

Remarkable experience. As if you step back in time. The explanation by the guide is very useful and gives excellent insight in the thinking behind and design of the house. Furniture is in excellent condition despite the many visitors. More

Absolutely recommended for families with teenage children. The check-in procedure, the individual visit with headphone of the ground floor, and the wall ballet on the first floor got my children enthusiast and very interested in architecture, design and the creative process. Go early and visit the other museums with the same ticket. More

Interesting from the outside, fascinating on the inside. I'm not a design student, however was impressed by the concepts of simplicity, space and the innovation Schroeder made to get it. Historical background (film) was excellent as was the tour guide, who demonstrated everything for us (as one is not allowed to touch anything in the house) and answered questions in... More

There is the possibility to see this house from the inside doing a guided tour or an audiotour, but the outside is just as amazing as the inside. Parts of the inside can be seen from the outside anyway (which is obvioulsy free). The house itself is of great design and it is a wonderful walk to get there from... More

Really good, do not miss it! Ask for a bike at the Central Museum and cicle till there (10 minutes). It is AMAZING! More

Fantastic to be in the house after seeing it in art & arch. History classes. Was very fortunate to have a docent who took us beyond the audio tour and demonstrated the partitions and other features of the house. She even opened the windows More

Not as famous as other buildings in the city of Utrecht but definitely one of the best. Quite surprising to see how a house like that could be built in the 1920s. More