Museum van Loon

A beautifully preserved canal house that offers a unique glimpse into the life of the Amsterdam elite in the 17th century.

What to Expect at Museum van Loon?

Elegant Canal House: The Museum van Loon, originally the residence of the affluent Loon family, is a splendid example of a 17th-century canal house with original furniture, artworks, and household items.
Historical Decor: Stroll through the various rooms, all carefully furnished to evoke the atmosphere of the Golden Age, featuring portraits, furniture, and decorations from that era.
Beautiful Gardens: Explore the well-maintained garden behind the house, a rarity in the bustling center of Amsterdam, complete with a classic garden house.
Carriage House: Visit the associated carriage house, where you can get a sense of transportation in the 17th century.
Top Attractions: Some highlights of the Museum van Loon include:
- The grand ballroom with impressive ceiling paintings and historic furniture.
- The original kitchen with a collection of antique kitchenware.
- The bedrooms with their luxurious textiles and personal items of the Loon family.
- Temporary exhibitions that add an extra dimension to the rich history of the house.

Museum van Loon offers visitors the chance to experience the luxury and elegance of Amsterdam's canal life in the Golden Age.

Furthermore Museum van Loon is near the following sights: Foam Photography Museum (±50 m), Treasury of the City Archives (±125 m), Cat Cabinet (±250 m), Flower Market (±400 m) & Willet-Holthuysen Museum (±450 m).

Keizersgracht 672, Amsterdam
tel. +31 206 245 255
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