What are the special museums in Amsterdam recommended by Amsterdam Museum?

Speaking of museums, Bian Xiao will talk about the city of Amsterdam. There are many national museums, with more than 50 museums, all of which are very distinctive. If you are interested in museums, it is a very good tourist destination.

Dutch national museum

The National Museum of the Netherlands, founded in 1885, is a national museum of history and art in the Netherlands, and was rated as the best museum in Europe in 20 15. The museum is a four-story building with exhibits spanning 800 years, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, showing the history of Dutch art and social development. The museum is famous for its collection of works of the "Golden Age" in the Netherlands, including famous paintings by famous Dutch masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Frans hals.

In addition, the museum also displays a collection of ceramics, glass artworks and silverware, and has the largest Asian museum, outdoor exhibition area and garden in the Netherlands. Moreover, the National Museum is regarded as a landmark of Amsterdam, with an unparalleled collection of Dutch art, and it is the first choice for comprehensive museums.

Address: National Museum /MuseumStraat 1, 107 1x Amsterdam.

Tip: You can download the official Rijksmuseaum application and browse the introduction and guide in the AppStore. There is free wifi in the museum, and the content of this application is exactly the same as that of the audio guide in the museum. Those who bring their own Apple devices don't need to buy audio guides.

Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Art Museum in Amsterdam has a collection of about 65,438+0/4 of his works, about 200 oil paintings and 550 sketches. At the same time, 750 letters from Van Gogh to Theo were exhibited. These art treasures have become the core of the entire art museum collection, and they are rare first-hand materials for studying and understanding the creative process of this master.

If it is a purposeful visit, you must be in official website before going to make sure whether the works are in the museum or not, so as not to fan the air. At the same time, the art museum also exhibited the works of Monet, Gauguin and other famous impressionist masters. Friends who like impressionist art should not miss it.

Address: Plein 6, DJ Museum, Amsterdam, 107 1

Anne Frank House

Anne House is a museum with stories, located in the center of Amsterdam. This is the former site of the secret room where the Jewish girl Anne Frank hid. During World War II, she wrote the famous Het Achterhuis here, which recorded her two-year refuge life in detail.

Today, this refuge has become a famous museum of anti-fascism and racism. Anne's house not only exhibited Anne's precious diary manuscript, but also her daily necessities, and all the arrangements were kept as in the book. It is one of the most popular and visited attractions in Amsterdam, attracting more than 700,000 tourists every year to experience the world described in Het Achterhuis. "I hope I can continue to live after I die." Anne's longing for life still deeply shakes the hearts of every visitor.

Address: 263-267 Plinson Gracht, Amsterdam, 10 16GV.

Amsterdam museum

Amsterdam Museum of History was formerly a monastery and orphanage built in15th century, and was converted into a museum in 1975. The museum's 20 exhibition rooms contain paintings, models, manuscripts and other historical relics from Amsterdam since13rd century, and also preserve the historical records of the Dutch East India Company, which expanded to Taiwan Province province. Among them, the cloister of Saint Lucia Monastery shows many lintel reliefs from the gable roof of the ancient canal house. The Jewish History Museum is the only museum in the Netherlands that displays Jewish culture and history. Amsterdam presents the historical development of the city in an interactive multimedia audio-visual way, which is rich and interesting. It is a museum with profound educational significance and a famous tourist attraction.

Address: Nieuweamstelstraat 1,1kloc-0/1Amsterdam.

Heineken beer museum

Visitors who like beer will be attracted by Heineken Beer Museum when they come to Amsterdam. Heineken beer museum is located in the center of Amsterdam. 1988 used to be Heineken's brewery. Later, because the output could not meet the high demand, the brewery was officially closed. Since 199 1, it has been transformed into a museum, and it has begun to receive tourists from all over the world, showing the ingredients and brewing process of beer. The exhibition area includes a mini brewery, a wine tasting bar, a trip to the stables and a 4D brewery experience hall. The tour guide takes about an hour and a half. After the tour, you can enjoy two free Heineken beers.

Address: 78 East Street, Amsterdam, 1072