Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam: Guided Tour & Entry (Max 6)
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Overview
Amsterdam Van Gogh Museum Guided Tour & Entry Ticket (Max 6 ppl) offers an intimate exploration into the life and art of Vincent van Gogh. This small-group walking tour, perfect for art enthusiasts and history buffs, unveils the true story behind Van Gogh's masterpieces. Led by expert art historians, the experience goes beyond the myth to explore the man and artist, visiting key places like Brabant, Paris and Arles, that shaped his life.
Visitors can expect a deep dive into Van Gogh's artistic journey, from his late start at age 27 to the distinct phases of his evolution. The tour provides profound insights into the intertwining of his genius and personal struggles, as seen in his most celebrated works. Learn about the real story behind the infamous 'ear' incident. The tour includes a reserved entrance ticket to the Van Gogh Museum, allowing visitors to stay as long as they wish after the 1.5-hour guided tour. From March onward, the entry ticket to Kiefer Exhibition Stedelijk Museum is included (€32,50 per ticket) as well.
This tour is designed for a small group, ensuring ample time for questions and a personalized, enriching experience. It offers an in-depth understanding of one of history's greatest artists. This experience includes a certified art historian as a guide, reserved entrance ticket to Van Gogh Museum and free lockers. This tour excludes food and drinks.




Highlights
Skip the Line: Get reserved access to the Van Gogh Museum.
Expert Guide: A certified art historian will lead your tour.
Small Group: Enjoy an intimate experience with a maximum of 6 people.
Stay Longer: You can stay in the museum as long as you want after the tour.
Kiefer Exhibition: March onwards: Entry ticket Kiefer Exhibition Stedelijk Museum Included (€32,50 per ticket)
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally love this tour for its knowledgeable guides and intimate group setting, providing a deeper appreciation for Van Gogh's life and art. Some felt the museum could be crowded.

Customers say the guides are very knowledgeable and make the art come alive.
Visitors appreciate the small group size for a more personal experience.
Many loved learning new facts about Van Gogh's life and art.
Guests noted the tour allows them to stay in the museum after the tour is over.
Some found it crowded inside the museum making it hard to see everything.
A few felt that 1.5 hours was not enough time to see the whole museum.
The Journey
Brabant
Delve into Van Gogh's 'dark period' in Brabant, Netherlands, where he began his artistic journey. Experience the landscapes that inspired his early works, characterized by muted tones and depictions of peasant life. Visit the Van Gogh Village Nuenen, an open-air museum showcasing locations significant to his time there, including the reformed church (exterior) featured in one of his paintings. Understand the origins of his deep empathy for the working class, which fueled masterpieces like 'The Potato Eaters.'
Paris
Experience Van Gogh's experimental period in Paris, where he encountered Impressionism and other avant-garde movements that transformed his palette and style. Explore the vibrant streets and artistic hubs where he mingled with artists like Toulouse-Lautrec and Émile Bernard. Visit the Musée d'Orsay, housing an exceptional collection of Van Gogh's Parisian works, and imagine his fervent artistic explorations that led to his signature expressive brushstrokes.
Arles
Step into the world of Van Gogh's turbulent time in Arles, in the South of France, and the iconic 'Yellow House,' where he hoped to establish an artist's community with Gauguin. Visit the rebuilt site of the Yellow House (it was bombed during WWII), the location of the 'Café Terrace at Night' (Place du Forum), and the hospital garden depicted in 'Courtyard of the Hospital in Arles'. Experience the intense artistic collaboration and subsequent breakdown that marked this period, shaping some of his most emotionally charged and recognizable masterpieces.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a small group setting with a maximum of 6 people, a certified art historian as your guide, reserved entry to the Van Gogh Museum, and free lockers. From March onwards, entry to the Kiefer Exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum is also included (€32,50 per ticket). After the tour, you can stay in the Van Gogh Museum for as long as you like. This tour does not include food or drinks.
Hot Tip
Arrive a bit early to the meeting point to ensure a timely start and make the most of your time inside the museum. Consider visiting the museum shop after the tour to purchase souvenirs and further explore the exhibits that interested you the most.