Mind opening, history and cool - Loved it. I love history so getting to learnt about how rembrandt came to be was cool. They give you an audio machine which tells you about each of the rooms. One downside is there are a lot of steps so only go if you can go up. Also the audio gets confusing as the rooms don't align. Would go again as there is a lot of information to take in.

Great Learning Experience - Fascinating insight into the life of Rembrandt. The museum takes on a journey of highs and lows but leaves you feeling nothing but admiration for this remarkable artist.

Enjoyed this experience. Something nice to do which is a bit different. - We enjoyed this immersive experience immensely. It was informative, fun and well put together. It wasn’t busy so we got to walk through each room just ourselves. The staff were friendly and fun.

Rembrandt's Experience - Wonderfull experience! Really worth it. I prefer traditional type of the museum, but this one was really delightful. At the end you can get nice AI generated picture in style of Rembrandt's painting.

Impressive - Interesting journey through Rembrandt's life with great effects. The staff was also very nice! I can only recommend it!

Wonderful! - Wonderful! Great for all ages. The experience is very well done. Would highly recommend and by all means, do the 16 th c. AI photo.

Rembrandt's Home and Studio - Actually, kind of stumbled upon this while we were in Amsterdam prior to our Rhine River cruise. We decided to check it out and found it to be very interesting and educational. We particularly liked the demonstrations. I would recommend this as an opportunity not only to learn about Rembrandt's life but to also understand the technology of painting masterpieces.

AV falls far short of potential - Not anywhere like a true 5D experience. Short illustrated overview of the career of Rembrandt, the experience falls far short of what can be accomplished with modern AV technology. Disappointing is probably the operational word here. Best feature (that you don’t need to do the experience for) is to have a photograph of yourself turned into a Rembrandt painting. Maybe a bit on the touristy side but fun nonetheless.

Not for art lovers - Don’t understand the high ratings. Perhaps this might be fun for those who know nothing about Rembrandt or art? but not for anyone who frequents art museums. Having just come from the Rijksmuseum looking at his paintings, i found it cheesy and a cheap way to make $$ off tourists. There were cheap electronic versions of his paintings with the subjects moving around which was just wrong somehow. Corners of the room revolved to make a different setting, like a very low budget theater. Best I can say is that the woman working there was nice.

Don’t bother going - Nothing was memorable. This was not worth the money. First it’s very difficult to find. And it was boring