Absolutely loved it

It was like stepping into a vibrant whirlwind of colors and emotions. The collection is simply breathtaking, showcasing Van Gogh’s evolution as an artist in such a captivating way. From his iconic sunflowers to the mesmerizing Starry Night, every piece felt like a glimpse into his brilliant mind. The museum’s layout made it easy to immerse myself in his journey, and the audio guide provided fascinating insights. Can’t recommend it enough for anyone looking to experience art at its finest!

a breathtaking experience!

I just visited the Van Gogh Museum, and I’m still buzzing with excitement! The collection is mind blowing, filled with vibrant colors and poignant brushstrokes that truly bring Van Gogh’s genius to life. The layout is super easy to navigate, and I love how they’ve curated everything to tell his story chronologically. Bonus points for the cozy cafe where I grabbed a cup of coffee to contemplate all the beauty I just witnessed. Definitely a must visit for any art lover!

The Museum offered a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of the legendary artist. From his early struggles to his final moments. The museum provided a comprehensive overview of Van Gogh’s tumultuous journey. I was particularly drawn to his self-portraits, each one revealing a different facet of his complex personality. I was mesmerized by the sheer intensity of emotion conveyed in each painting. The audio guide enhanced my experience, offering valuable insights into Van Gogh’s creative process. Overall, it was a moving and immersive journey that left me with a profound appreciation for his artistry.

I’ve always found Van Gogh’s expressiveness fascinating and this museum celebrates that. I wouldn’t say the museum breaks any new ground. This place has an incredible range and quality of his paintings but certainly some are missing. Still I loved the stories and interpretations of so many of his paintings and the museum putting the paintings into interesting contexts.Don’t know about you, but I always feel guilty when I see van Gogh paintings. I get happy due to the amazing expressiveness in original shapes and colors and ideas of his paintings. My favorite was a painting that people only saw after he had died and which he left realistic forms behind and the painting did not even seem abstract but rather pure imagination.

We visited Amsterdam for the second time specially to visit the Van Gogh Museum once again. It was totally worth it, and it won’t be the last time for sure. It’s such a great venue to enjoy. So many amazing works of one of the greatest painters of all time in the world. This time it was more special to be able to enjoy the outstanding works of Matthew Wong as well. We spent hours exploring and taking photos, as we weren’t allowed to do so last time we visited. Audio guide is highly recommended.A coffee break at the cafe was good, and all the souvenirs at the gift shops were great too. They offered many varieties of nice souvenirs and gift items that you would want to stock up on.

With the largest collection of Van Gogh paintings under one roof, it’s a paradise for art lovers. This place is not huge but one can easily spend hours here enjoying the artworks. Tickets are available online only which comes with a timeslot. Please make sure you book sufficiently in advance,since tickets can get sold out. After searching several sites I found this site with better options and their service was impressive. Paintings are nicely presented with clear and detailed descriptions. The museum does get crowded even with time slot restrictions. Had some food at the cafe but found it to be quite expensive.

The museum houses an impressive collection of Van Gogh’s other major works, as well as pieces by Gauguin and temporary exhibitions. The entire museum is well done with a great audio tour that gets to the heart of Vincent. The museum is moving to say the least. Even if you knew nothing about the artist or art. You will leave with a sense of connection.