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The Willet-Holthuysen Museum houses a remarkable collection of fine and applied art acquired by Abraham Willet. Selections from the collection are shown in alternating exhibitions in the rooms on the first floor. Other exhibitions relating to the theme of the collection are also shown on the display. Some of the rooms remain unchanged, while others, such as the kitchen and the Garden room, have been restored in the style of the 18th century. The Willet-Holthuysen Museum provides various educational products and a guided tour.
@ 14 Jan, 2020
We didn't even plan to visit it as didn't think it would be interesting. But we walked pass it and decided to go in. And so happy we did. Was nice to see the rooms and kitchen and garden is amazing. Walking the canal streets you just don't realise how big gardens are at the back. And rooms are big and high ceiling. Very nice place.
@ 13 Nov, 2019
I absolutely loved this museum! It was so interesting and the interior was really beautiful. Also the audio guide was helpful as there was not very much things to read about the story of the house. I also liked the fact that we can take pictures as it's not very common inside those museums. I definitely recommend you if you like architecture, old home furniture and rococo's.
@ 25 Jan, 2020
An amazing place. Really tells you how the richest people lived. Very nice audio tour. There is also a nice café close to the garden. A good place to visit and away from the usual turist traps. Recommended.
@ 13 Jan, 2020
Beautiful old home which gives you an insight on the day to day living on the canal of a rich family in Amsterdam . This was really special because they had so much info about the couple and family that once lived there. It was asif you got to know them. Other than that, this museum was very organised with audio tour available and storage for your belongings.Friendly & professional staff . Definitely would recommend this museum.
@ 26 Jan, 2020
This is a house, restored an hosting exhibitions. Space is limited but it’s certainly worth a visit