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The Royal Concertgebouw is a concert hall in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Dutch term "concertgebouw" translates into English as "concert building". Its superb acoustics place it among the finest concert halls in the world, along with Boston's Symphony Hall and the Musikverein in Vienna.
@ 24 Jan, 2020
Looks pretty, but the building is hard to navigate and the corridors are way too narrow. If you don't like crowds, this can be a big negative to keep in mind. Before a concert starts you have to squeeze through the crowd in the corridor to get to the restroom etc. Free drinks before the concert are included, however.
@ 24 Nov, 2019
Quite a cool venue to enjoy the concerts. But choose a seat wisely because you may be blocked by the columns... Try the seat behind the orchestra if possible, the sound is not the best but it's so interesting to see how they work together!
@ 18 Feb, 2020
Pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff. Might just be far catching up with me, but last time I was there the leg space seemed a little less cramped. Now, even the 1st rank seat have you food your knees into your neck of you are of average length or above. Overall worth it for the artists that play the venue.
@ 29 Dec, 2019
Beautiful building, this place is worth your while! Be on time so you can enjoy your drink (which is often included in your ticket), you cannot take your drink to the great hall. The acoustic is very nice!
@ 12 Jan, 2020
The acoustics are astonishing in this hall. And the building itself is a remarkable blend of engineering and late 19th century architecture. Well worth the time to take the tour and spend some time looking at the portraits. The retrofit of this historic building was masterfully done. That coffee and wine was included in the ticket price was a lovely and much appreciated surprise. Tour guide Albert was wonderful. Enjoying a concert here ought to be on everyone's list.