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Virtual Tour of the Rijksmuseum

8,000 masterpieces of Dutch Golden Age art

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is the Netherlands' national museum, home to the greatest collection of Dutch art and history in the world. From Rembrandt's monumental Night Watch to Vermeer's intimate Milkmaid, every gallery tells the story of the Dutch Golden Age.

Google Street View lets you walk through the museum's stunning galleries as if you were there — without the crowds that normally pack the Gallery of Honour.

Google Street View: Walk the Galleries

🖼️ Rijksmuseum in Google Street View

Walk through every gallery of the Rijksmuseum in immersive 360°. Stand in front of The Night Watch and explore the Gallery of Honour at your own pace.

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Must-See Masterpieces

  1. The Night Watch (Rembrandt, 1642) — The museum's crown jewel. A massive civic guard portrait full of drama and movement.
  2. The Milkmaid (Vermeer, c. 1660) — An intimate scene of a woman pouring milk, with Vermeer's signature luminous light.
  3. Self-Portrait (Rembrandt, 1661) — One of over 90 self-portraits by the Dutch master.
  4. The Merry Drinker (Frans Hals, 1628) — A lively portrait capturing the Dutch love of celebration.
  5. Winter Landscape with Ice Skaters (Hendrick Avercamp) — A charming scene of Dutch winter life.

Rijksmuseum Online Collection

Rijksstudio — Digital Collection

Browse over 700,000 digitized artworks in ultra-high resolution. Download, zoom in to see brushstrokes, and create your own collections. Completely free.

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💡 Pro Tip

In Rijksstudio, search for "Night Watch" and zoom in — you can see individual brushstrokes and details invisible to the naked eye. The museum photographed the painting at 717 gigapixels.

Gallery Highlights

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