Exhibition venue in the historic Amstelhof on the Amstel, showing temporary exhibitions with loans from major international museums such as the Centre Pompidou.
22. maj 2026 – 8. november 2026
The Congolese artists' collective CATPC shows sculptures cast from cocoa, palm oil and sugar and embroidered cocoa sacks addressing plantation exploitation; it uses the proceeds to buy back land.
3. oktober 2026 – 14. februar 2027
More than eighty works from the Centre Pompidou, including "La Blouse roumaine", show Matisse's development and his influence on contemporaries and successors such as Picasso and Rothko.
The Amstelhof on the banks of the Amstel opened in 1683 as a home of the Reformed diaconate for needy elderly women; from 1817 it also took in men. The building's large church hall was regularly used for services into the 20th century. The complex has been called Amstelhof since 1953, and the building is protected as a national monument (Rijksmonument).
After the last residents moved out in 2007, the idea of a museum arose at the suggestion of Ernst Veen, then director of the Nieuwe Kerk. With loans from the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the museum opened in 2009 as Hermitage Amsterdam and for years showed major exhibitions from the Russian collections.
After the Russian attack on Ukraine, the museum ended its collaboration with the Hermitage in 2022. Under its new name, H’ART Museum, it has been working with international partners since 2024, above all with the Centre Pompidou in Paris, from whose holdings exhibitions on Kandinsky, Brâncuși and Matisse, among others, have been shown.
The museum has no permanent collection of its own and shows only temporary exhibitions. The complex includes a quiet courtyard with old chestnut trees, a Grand Café, children's studios and historic rooms such as the church hall and the regents' rooms, which are also rented out for events. Organizationally, the museum is linked to De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam.
| Voksne | 12,50 € |
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| Nedsat pris | 7,50 €CJP, students, Amsterdam Uitpas |
| Børn og unge | gratisgratis til og med 17 år · Children and young people up to and including age 17 free. |
| Personer med handicap | –ledsager gratis · Companion free. |
| Studerende og elever | 7,50 €CJP and students. |
| Adults with "Chez Matisse" surcharge (October 3, 2026 – February 14, 2027) | 29,50 € |
| CJP/students/Uitpas with "Chez Matisse" surcharge | 18,50 € |
| Museumkaart or I amsterdam City Card/Go City with "Chez Matisse" surcharge | 7 €Free with the VriendenLoterij VIP-KAART, Stadspas and ICOM, even for Chez Matisse. |
Base price €12.50; for "Chez Matisse" (October 3, 2026 – February 14, 2027) a surcharge applies, bringing adult admission to €29.50. Free with the Museumkaart (€7 surcharge for Chez Matisse); also free with the VriendenLoterij VIP-KAART, I amsterdam City Card/Go City, Stadspas, ICOM and for members. Timed e-tickets recommended (tickets can be bought at the desk, but time slots may sell out); no refunds, rebooking possible. Cashless.
All rooms wheelchair-accessible, three elevators and three accessible restrooms. Wheelchairs and rollators can be borrowed free of charge (reservation by email recommended). Two accessible parking spaces for holders of a disabled parking permit, reservable on weekdays by email to mail@hartmuseum.nl.
Velegnet til børn og familier
| Entré for børn | gratis til og med 17 år |
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Free treasure hunts for families with many exhibitions, plus family studios and workshops. Children's birthday parties for ages 6 to 12 on Wednesdays and weekends (max. 12 children, €180 including tour, workshop and gift). A nursing room is available.
Waterlooplein
Tram 14 to Waterlooplein; Metro 51, 53 and 54 to Waterlooplein (Hortusplantsoen exit).
Parkering muligt
Stadhuis/Muziektheater, Waterlooplein and Markenhoven parking garages within short walking distance.
Cars, buses and taxis cannot stop in front of the museum: for drop-off, head for the address Nieuwe Keizersgracht 1 (bollard, one-minute walk); people with disabilities can ring at the bollard and drive up to the entrance. Plenty of bike parking nearby; OV-fiets rental bikes at Amsterdam Centraal and Amstel. Cultuur Ferry stop.
Planlæg ruteH’ART Museum Grand Café (daily 10:00–17:00, kiosk in the garden in good weather; café and terrace accessible without a museum ticket; group packages for 10–25 people). Museum shop in the Keizers wing, accessible without a ticket (temporarily closed ahead of Chez Matisse). Free self-service lockers. Cashless.
Op til 800 personer.
Four meeting rooms with AV equipment, auditorium, Grand Café (up to 450 guests), historic church hall and regents' rooms, and the courtyard (up to 800 guests, only together with indoor spaces). Contact: events@hartmuseum.nl.
Forespørgsel & detaljer| Rundvisninger | ja · varighed ca. 60 min. |
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| Audioguide | ja |
| Tilbud til skoler | ja |
| Fotografering | Photography without flash or tripod allowed; press and film shoots only after registering with pressoffice@hartmuseum.nl. |
| Godt at vide | Audio tour or digital guide included in the ticket. E-tickets with entry time slots. Guided tours (1 hour) via the form or rondleidingen@hartmuseum.nl, at least 2 weeks in advance: the tours page states max. 12 people and €125, the FAQ max. 15 people and €100 plus VAT, in each case excluding admission. |
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