H'ART Museum

The H'ART Museum on the Amstel River in Amsterdam now hosts international art exhibitions in a historic building that was constructed in 1683 as a nursing home for elderly women. After extensive renovations, the site originally opened in 2009 as the Hermitage Amsterdam and for many years showed works on loan from Saint Petersburg. Since that partnership ended in 2022, the museum has operated under its new name, H'ART Museum, presenting works from Dutch collections as well as collaborations with renowned institutions such as the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and the British Museum. Here you can see rotating exhibitions ranging from classic Dutch masters to modern art, making the museum a cultural highlight of the city.