Why go
Pieter de Swart built the house in 1755, and it later became the setting for Abraham Bredius’s collection. Its restored interiors let you see paintings, etchings and furnishings as part of a historic town house rather than isolated gallery objects. The Hofvijver and Lange Vijverberg lie close by, making it an easy addition to a waterside walk. Confirm the museum’s current timetable directly before going because its published opening information conflicts.
What to look for
- The restored house interior is part of the experience.
- Abraham Bredius’s collection includes paintings and etchings.
Useful to know
- Check the museum’s official timetable directly before going; its posted opening information conflicts.
- Combine it with a walk along Lange Vijverberg and the Hofvijver.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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