Here to Stay Online
A sneak preview of the exhibition.
Saturday 5 June at 10 a.m. the Van Gogh Museum opens its doors for the first time in 2021 after being closed for more than five months as a result of corona measures by the Dutch government.
The museum still takes measures to ensure that visits are as safe as possible and welcomes a limited number of visitors each day. The exhibition Here to Stay: A decade of remarkable acquisitions and their stories will be on view to the public for the first time this year.
Emilie Gordenker, Director of the Van Gogh Museum: ‘Art can unite us as well as offer comfort and hope for the future. We are absolutely delighted that the Van Gogh Museum will reopen Saturday morning, we cannot wait to introduce our exhibition Here to Stay to the public.’
Measures
A safe and pleasant visit to the Van Gogh Museum remains a priority. Face masks are compulsory for all visitors, and the number of tickets is (and will remain) limited.
This means that all visitors will have plenty of space to get to know Van Gogh better, and can keep the required distance from other visitors and staff.
Tickets with a start time are only available through the museum website (this also accounts for Museum- and other discount cards).