This was my second trip to the museum and I loved it even more this time. My personal opinion is that this is the most worth seeing site of all in Amsterdam. It is going to be very interesting for the whole family. You can...More

We (my wife and I ) visited Amsterdam and a highlight for her ( she's an artist ) was a visit to see the v g museum. She wasn't overly impressed and the couple of pictures that I actually liked weren't by the man but...More

A must if visiting Amsterdam, seeing the works of one of the most iconic artists of our time was breathtaking. Only advice would be book an early visit in the week as it get very crowded and busy.

This gallery is situated in the Museum Quarter which is a buzzing area of the city. From here you can catch a boat to enjoy a trip down the canals or catch a tram to any area of the city. The approach to the museums...More

Great experience to go through Van Gogh’s arts in a two hour tour. It’s crowded in some parts but it’s worth it.

It's very rare situation when a museum has got many paintings made by one famous painter. Here you can see almost all the best paintings (including many self portraits) of Van Gogh.

It does tell the story of his life and his development very well as an artist. Also his illnesses and the effect on his later works. His early drawings were excellent. There is not much of his later or more powerful works to be seen....More

We really enjoyed our visit here on a Friday evening. The atmosphere was pleasant and wasn't too crowded. We chose to have the audio guide, which was very useful and led us to the highlights (albeit not always easy to find).

Unlike Anne Frank's house/museum, Van Gogh museum tickets were very easy to buy. We went there early in the morning and bought tickets along the way from one of the ticket stalls on the street. Ay around 9am we were surprised to find already a...More

The largest collection of Van Gogh works in the world. Absolutely beautiful and a must see for anyone who admires his work.