Located in Hoge Veluwe National Park, his museum is famous for its collection of Van Gogh paintings and works by other Impressionist and Expressionist artists, as well as more recent works. The paintings are indoors, the sculptures mostly outdoors in the large park surrounding the museum. The total effect is quite wonderful. Highly recommended.

A bit of a trek but a much more uplifting experience than the sad sad show at the horribly overcrowded Van Gogh Museum in town. The sculpture garden will keep you engaged for a few hours or longer if you like a walk or want to picnic in the grounds. A good slice of the 20th century greats are there. Great art with no crowds and a lovely cafe for lunch-this is what a gallery should be. One of our Uber drivers from the day before was willing to take four of us there and back for 250 euros for the day as an “off-line” deal. He got to run some errands and have a sleep (has a very young family) while we enjoyed the museum and it was way faster than public transport. Please make the effort to visit.

Stunning paintings in a light airy gallery. If you like van Gogh, definitely visit. Far fewer people than in Amsterdam and you therefore can get close to and spend as long as you want with each painting. fabulous sculptures, in a glorious, tranquil woodland setting. Friendly staff, ok food in cafe, smallish shop but lots of wonderful postcards of the art.

The museum is quite beautiful and in a gorgeous setting. The Van Gogh collection is outstanding and there are many other famous works on display. Containing a sculpture garden and beautiful walking trails, it’s an easy place to spend the day. In addition, the museum is set in a national park with miles of biking trails. There are 1800 white bicycles for free use throughout the park. I stayed in the small town of Otterlo because I could walk to the museum. Nearby Arnhem or Ede-Weneningen would work too either by bus or car.

Very interesting museum, it is very easy to get to from Amsterdam even though it is in a secluded area. Beautiful museum with outside park and outside sculptures. The Van Gogh collection was amazing. I would recommend taking the adventure if you are in Amsterdam

Just a visit to the Kroller-Muller Museum from Amsterdam to the museum was well worth the time and effort to enjoy a fantastic collection of Van Gogh's artwork. Without the cost or availability of a guided tour. We took the train from Amsterdam Central Station to Ede -Wageningen station we transferred to bus 108 to Otterlo bus 106. It sounds long and complicated but it isn't. The train, busses were easy, timely connections both ways. A short walk from the 106 Bus Stop to the museum entrance brought several hours of joy, a well presented lunch with many appetizing options and an outdoor sculpture garden with many hours to enjoy

Since this remote art museum in a national park is difficult to reach without a car, we hired a guide to take us from Arnhem. It’s a marvelous place—well worth the time and effort for anyone who loves fine art! The collection, housed in a 1938 structure by Henry van de Velde, holds more Van Gogh paintings than you’ll see anywhere outside Amsterdam, along with numerous works by notable artists such as Monet, Signac, Mondrian, etc. The landscaped grounds are serene, dotted with visually striking sculpture by the likes of Rodin and Moore. We also liked the gift shop and café, where you can relax an open-air pavilion surrounded by greenery. We are simply delighted that we made it here on our second trip to the Netherlands.

A wonderful museum but if possible get there early as it did get extremely busy later in the day. (We arrived at 11am and had the Van Gogh expos almost to ourselves, a couple of hours later, you could hardly move in there) The sculpture garden was stunning and with a backdrop of rhododenrons it was just magnificent. Tea and cake in garden of the museum cafe was a lovely end to our visit. This is an expensive excursion when you add in the price of entry to the National Park especially if you only want to visit the museum.

I am a true lover of Van Gogh. I have been to Amsterdam many times and the highlight of my trips has been to spend time at the Museum there, However, the last several times even with ticket limits the museum has been packed and it frankly has lost a great deal of appeal. So when I had a free day last week in Amsterdam, I arranged a car to take me to the Kroller and it was beyond magnificent. I didn't have time to visit the park but the next time I will make a day of it. As you probably know, Helene Kroller-Muller purchased her first work by Van Gogh in 1908 and today it houses the second largest Van Gogh collection in the world. 88 paintings and over 180 works on paper are there and it is like a dream come true for anyone who loves art and Van Gogh, The museum when I was there on a beautiful Saturday morning was empty. I was there 4 hours and when I was leaving scores of buses were rolling in. I had galleries literally all to my self and Van Gogh's masterpieces. I highly recommend the Kroller. It is a hike from Amsterdam but worth every penny and more. Make sure you get a ticket to get into the park AND to the Museum, All are easily done online. You will not be disappointed. Thank you Helene for your brilliant contribution to the world of art, Take the time to learn about Van Gogh and his tragic life and enjoy your visit to this amazing place.

Museum is beautiful with excellent exhibits. Fun to walk through the extensive sculpture garden and take the free bikes to tool around. However as I mentioned in the title the small Museonder is worthless.