Van Gogh & Rembrandt Immersive 360 Show Tickets Amsterdam

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Duration45 minutes
Open onMonday to Saturday
Meeting pointThe Noorderkerk, Noordermarkt, in the Jordaan, Amsterdam

Van Gogh & Rembrandt Immersive 360 Show Tickets Amsterdam

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Overview

Step inside Amsterdam's historic Noorderkerk for an immersive 360-degree show that brings the worlds of Van Gogh and Rembrandt to life. Paintings, colours and brushstrokes are projected across the walls and ceiling of the church while a storyteller guides you through the artists' lives. This ticket is for the English-storytelling sessions and includes audio description. It suits art lovers, families with older children, couples and first-time visitors to Amsterdam. It is a seated or standing venue ticket with no hotel pickup.

Highlights

Immersive 360-degree projections of Van Gogh and Rembrandt masterpieces
Held inside the historic Noorderkerk in the Jordaan
English storytelling in the time slots for this option
Audio description included with the ticket
A different way to experience two of the world's most famous painters
Close to Anne Frank House and the Noordermarkt

Full Description

The immersive Van Gogh and Rembrandt show in Amsterdam

This show gathers two giants of art in one experience. Van Gogh's swirling skies, bold colours and portraits appear alongside Rembrandt's dramatic light, dark backgrounds and deeply human faces, all projected at huge scale so you feel surrounded by the paintings. If you are searching for an immersive Van Gogh experience in Amsterdam or Van Gogh and Rembrandt tickets, this show blends both into one story.

Storytelling guides you through the artists' lives, their struggles and their techniques, so you learn why their work still moves people today. It is a good complement to a museum visit, because you experience the art through light and sound rather than in a frame.

The Noorderkerk, a 17th-century church in the Jordaan

The show takes place in the Noorderkerk, a Protestant church completed in the early 17th century and designed in a Greek-cross plan, with the pulpit at the centre of the building. Its simple, airy interior, with high walls and a wide open space, is ideal for projection, and the historic setting adds atmosphere to the experience.

The church stands beside the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan, one of Amsterdam's most charming neighbourhoods. The area is known for canals, small cafés and independent shops, and the Noordermarkt hosts markets on certain days. Arrive early to walk around before your session begins.

Planning your visit: time slots, language and what to expect

This option shows only English time slots, so the storytelling is in English. The booking panel lists the sessions available for your chosen date, and the length of each show is shown when you book. Audio description is included with the ticket.

Wear comfortable clothes, and remember that historic churches can be cool, so a light jacket is useful. The show uses moving light and sound, so visitors who are sensitive to bright or flashing projections should consider whether it suits them. Anne Frank House and the Westerkerk, where Rembrandt is buried, are a short walk away, which makes this a good addition to a day of sightseeing.

Itinerary

Arrive at the NoorderkerkShow your ticket at the entrance a few minutes before your time slot.
Settle into your placeFind a comfortable position inside the church for the projections.
Watch the immersive 360 showSee Van Gogh and Rembrandt masterpieces projected around you with English storytelling.
Walk around the JordaanExplore the Noordermarkt area and nearby canals after the show.

What's included

Entry ticket
Audio description
English storytelling time slots

Not included

Food and drinks

Is this right for you?

Great for

Families with children — a child price for ages 0–17
A short visit — about 1 hour

Not suitable for

Visitors sensitive to moving light or flashing images
Guests looking for a guided museum tour with original paintings

Meeting point

This is a fixed-venue ticket, so hotel pickup is not included. The show takes place in the Noorderkerk in Amsterdam's Jordaan neighbourhood. Choose your English time slot in the booking panel and arrive a few minutes early with your confirmation.

Important information

This ticket is for English storytelling sessions and includes audio description
Food and beverages are not included
Ticket categories: adults from 18 and children up to 17
Arrive a few minutes before your time slot; late entry may not be possible
Historic churches can be cool, so bring a light jacket
Flashing and moving projections are used during the show
Bring your confirmation on your phone or printed

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.

How much does the Van Gogh and Rembrandt show ticket cost?

The price depends on the visitor category and the time slot. The booking panel on this page shows the current price for adults and children.

Is hotel pickup included?

No. This is a ticket for a fixed venue in Amsterdam's Jordaan neighbourhood.

In which language is the show?

This option is for the English time slots, where the storytelling is in English.

How long is the show?

The length is shown for each time slot in the booking panel when you choose your date.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes, children can attend, and there is a separate child category for those up to 17. Younger children should stay comfortable in a dark, immersive setting.

Is audio description included?

Yes, audio description is included with the ticket.

What should I wear or bring?

Comfortable clothes and a light jacket, because the church can be cool. Bring your confirmation.

Can I book for today or tomorrow?

Yes, if a time slot is available in the booking panel.

Does the ticket include a museum visit?

No. This is an immersive show in the Noorderkerk, not a ticket to a museum. You can combine it with a museum visit separately.

Is the Van Gogh and Rembrandt immersive show worth it?

It is a good choice if you enjoy art in a modern, atmospheric format, especially if you want an evening or rainy-day activity in a beautiful historic setting.