Rijksmuseum Gardens - Nature

The Rijksmuseum Gardens, a 'green outdoor hall' of over 14,500 m², are an oasis of calm and beauty. These beautiful gardens, surrounding the famous Rijksmuseum, offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

What to Expect in the Rijksmuseum Gardens?

• Diverse Historical Garden Styles: Discover a variety of historical garden styles with beautiful original sculptures, architectural fragments, ponds, and lawns.
• Unique Attractions: In addition to 19th-century sculptures and modern art installations, you'll find playground equipment by Aldo van Eyck and a glass greenhouse with forgotten vegetables.
• Jeppe Hein's Water Maze: Enjoy the playful water maze, a creative addition by Danish artist Jeppe Hein.
• Relaxation and Culture: The gardens are a new park in the city where visitors can stroll, relax, and enjoy a drink in the restored van Logteren garden house.
• Free Admission: The Rijksmuseum Gardens are open daily from 09:00 to 18:00 and are free to enter, making them a popular destination.

Experience the Tranquility and Beauty of the Rijksmuseum Gardens

Whether you're looking for a quiet spot for a picnic, interested in garden design, or simply want to enjoy the outdoors, the Rijksmuseum Gardens are the perfect destination.

Furthermore Rijksmuseum Gardens is near the following sights: Rijksmuseum (±100 m), Diamond Museum (±250 m), Moco Museum (±250 m), House of Bols: Cocktail & Genever Experience (±300 m) & Stedelijk Museum (±300 m).

For information

Museumstraat 1, Amsterdam
tel. +31 206 621 440 
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