Parking near Rijksmuseum

Located on Amsterdam's famous Museumplein, the Rijksmuseum is one of the most visited and acclaimed museums in the world. As an essential cultural hub, it annually attracts millions of visitors from all over the world who want to immerse themselves in the rich art and history collection of the Netherlands. Housed in an impressive building designed by architect Pierre Cuypers, the museum is not only a place to marvel at art but also a historical experience that tells the story of Dutch identity.

The Rijksmuseum houses one of the most extensive and valuable art collections in the world. The museum offers a deep insight into more than 800 years of Dutch art and history. This is all spread across 80 galleries. At the heart of the Rijksmuseum is The Nachtwacht, Rembrandt van Rijn's world-famous masterpiece. This painting full of dramatic lighting and dynamic figures is a must-see for any art lover. Thanks to modern technologies, the Nachtwacht is constantly being studied and restored. This is done so that visitors can continue to admire this work of art in all its glory.

The Gallery of Honor is one of the most impressive rooms in the Rijksmuseum. Masterpieces by Dutch masters such as Johannes Vermeer, Frans Hals and Jan Steen hang here. Besides paintings, the Rijksmuseum also offers a rich collection of applied arts, including ceramics, silverware, furniture and textiles. The collection further includes historical objects such as ship models and weapons. These provide insight into the maritime and military history of the Netherlands.

The Rijksmuseum is not just a place to admire art. The building itself is an architectural masterpiece. Designed by Pierre Cuypers and opened in 1885, it combines neo-Gothic and neo-Renaissance styles with impressive details. After a recent renovation that lasted 10 years, the museum has been restored to its former glory while being equipped with modern facilities. Upon entering, visitors are welcomed in the Atrium Hall. This is a bright and open space that emphasizes the grandeur of the museum. The gardens surrounding the museum, full of sculptures, fountains and seasonal exhibitions are also well worth a visit.

In addition, the museum offers a wide range of interactive activities and educational programs allowing all ages to visit the museum. Using audio tours and interactive apps, you can discover the stories behind the masterpieces. You can participate in creative workshops or take a guided tour with an expert guide. For young visitors, there are also special tours and treasure hunts that allow them to discover art in a playful way.

Are you visiting the Rijksmuseum and want to be assured of a parking space? Then simply reserve your parking space online at Q-Park Byzantium or Q-Park Museumplein. Would you rather park somewhere else in Amsterdam? Take a look at our complete offer of parking facilities in Amsterdam.

How much does parking at the Rijksmuseum cost?

At Q-Park Byzantium, you can park from as little as €6,40 per hour. This car park is a 6-minute walk from the Rijksmuseum. You can also choose to park at Q-Park Museumplein. Here, parking starts from €37,50 per day. You are guaranteed a parking space by reserving in advance. You can quickly and easily drive in based on your license plate.