Six Collection — Attraction in Amsterdam

What a pleasure it was to visit this collection! You need to book in advance, I was welcomed at the door and after 10 mins wait in the entrance which is a museum on its own for other guests, we were assigned a great tour guide who was also an art student! The tour is for 60 mins and you go about the house while the tour guide explains the different aspects of art and history. The collection is absolutely unreal with how well preserved all the items are! Some of them dated back to the sixteenth century. The crème de le crème were the masterful Rembrandts and seeing the portrait of Jan Six I in person was like an emotional roller coaster. The timing of the tour was sharp and no photography is allowed (understandable). The tour accommodates 10 people so be sure to have your booking way aback. Great experience,...

This is an amazing experience and is definitely worth it if you can get a spot! There is an art historian who takes you around the main floor of the house to discuss the artwork with you. You also get some family history and Dutch history along the way. The house itself is also a work of art; even though this family has only lived there since the early 20th century, it is a 17th-century house. My favorite was the 17th-century painting of a woman holding a pair of gloves---and they have the gloves in a frame right beside it.

Also---Ignore the moron who gave a 1-star review because they were too full of themselves and didn't think they needed an appointment. You need an appointment. The website clearly says you need an appointment. It is someone's private house, after all. Have...

The best private museum in Amsterdam! Real hidden gem! Go on its website and book your spot well in advance. You will be welcomed for an hour guided tour. Inside you will discover not only Rembrandt but stunning interiors and collection of art and things from all around the world. Family Six still live in the house. Photos inside are prohibited. My favorite story is about to buy part of neighbor’s house to fit the large painting painted by Paulus Potter in 1653. Gorgeous painting with N Tulp’s son on the...