What is Museum Bredius about?

Museum Bredius is an art museum located in the heart of The Hague’s historic center, opposite the Hofvijver pond and Binnenhof. The museum is housed in a historic building and displays the private collection of art historian Dr. Abraham Bredius (1855-1946).

The collection features works from the Dutch Golden Age, including paintings by Rembrandt van Rijn, Jan Steen, and other masters. The museum offers an intimate setting where visitors can enjoy art in a historic canal house atmosphere. Its central location makes it an ideal stop when exploring The Hague’s cultural quarter.

Who should visit this museum?

This museum is suitable for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and visitors interested in Dutch Golden Age painting. It appeals to adults, students, seniors, and anyone looking for a quieter museum experience away from the crowds.

The museum is also appropriate for groups and those interested in art history and collection building.

Educational and cultural activities

Museum Bredius offers guided tours and educational programs for groups upon request. The intimate setting allows for detailed exploration of the collection with knowledgeable staff available to provide insights into the artworks and their historical context.

Visitor information

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays.

Ticket prices: Adults €8.50. Groups (10+ people) €7.00 per person. Students €4.50. Children under 19 free. Free admission for Museumkaart, Rembrandtkaart, and ICOM card holders.

Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible.

Parking: Car parking is not available on site; nearby public parking available.

Facilities: No café available on site. Free Wi-Fi is not available.