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Amsterdam Hermitage

The dependency of the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg

This dependency of the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg is located in the former Amstelhof, a classical style building from 1681 that used to be one of the earliest old people's homes in the Netherlands. 400 women originally lived in the Amstelhof, all over the age of 50.

Dutch Queen Beatrix and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visiting the inaugural exhibition on June 19, 2009

Hermitage Amsterdam is the only dedicated, independently managed venue in the West of St Petersburg's magnificent State Hermitage Museum.

In a beautiful building on the Amstel river Hermitage Amsterdam stages two large-scale, temporary exhibitions each year, drawn from the rich collection of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg and other Russian museums.

Rubens, Van Dyck & Jordaens -- Flemish painters from the Hermitage

With 75 paintings and about 20 drawings, including numerous masterpieces by the 3 giants of the Antwerp School. Background of the exhibition   (extended to 15 June 2012)

Café Restaurant Neva

Café Restaurant Neva is open daily from 10 am to 1 am. Open also to non-museum visitors.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Dutch Queen Beatrix at the opening of the Hermitage Amsterdam.

How to get there?

By tram: 4 stop Rembrandtplein; 9 or 14 stop Waterlooplein
By metro: 51, 53 or 54 stop Waterlooplein
By car: nearest car park Muziektheater/Stadhuis

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Amsterdam Hermitage

Amstel 51
Amsterdam
(Jewish Quarter)

official website
www.hermitage.nl

Opening hours

Sun	10:00	-	17:00
Mon	10:00	-	17:00
Tue	10:00	-	17:00
Wed	10:00	-	17:00
Thu	10:00	-	17:00
Fri	10:00	-	17:00
Sat	10:00	-	17:00

Price

€15 (adults)
free (0-16 years)