Van Gogh Museum Guided Tour

Duration

2 hours

About

The city of Amsterdam inevitably tends to associate itself with the figure of Vincent Van Gogh. The museum named after him houses the world’s largest collection of works by the Dutch artist.

An inspiration to generations of artists, Van Gogh has left us an extraordinary work marked by his strong and tormented personality, which reflects his difficult personal circumstances and an unequalled sensitivity and passion for his work.

A specialist guide in art history will bring the public together in an enjoyable and didactic way, not only to the peculiarities of Van Gogh’s pictorial technique, but also to unknown details of his biography. It will also answer any doubts and curiosities about the author, his work or his artistic environment that may have arisen during the visit. The tour of the visit has been designed selected selected the main works of the author so that his personal and artistic evolution can be appreciated, since his beginnings as an admirer of Rembrandt and Millet, to the latest works that would make him the ultimate exponent of post-impressionism.

This guided visit to the Van Gogh Museum will avoid waiting in the queues and, on Friday, there will be two additional hours to visit on your own the most interesting rooms, since those days the museum closes at 9pm.

Meeting Point (you will receive the address on Google Maps in your confirmation email) Paulus Potterstraat 7 (next to the Van Gogh Museum group entrance)