- In the heart of the Amsterdam canal district lies Museum Van Loon, a magnificent private residence built in 1672 by the architect Adriaen Dortsman.
- The Van Loon Museum was the residence of the Van Loon family since 1884 and was completely restored as it was during the Golden Age.
- Review: Museum Van Loon. An impeccably preserved 17th-century canal house that still exudes the wealth of the Van Loons, one of the founders of the Dutch...
- An insight into life at the top of the pile in the 19th century, Museum Van Loon is an opulent 1672 residence that was first home to painter Ferdinand Bol and...
- In the heart of Amsterdam on the Keizersgracht the house of the Amsterdam regent family Van Loon can still be seen.
- Museum Van Loon is located at Keizersgracht 672, in the heart of Amsterdam’s canal district. Adult admission is €9.00, plus any special exhibit surcharge.
- The Museum Van Loon, a stately canal house that offers an immersive exploration of Dutch art and culture, holds a special place among its many attractions.
- In the heart of the Amsterdam canal district lies Museum Van Loon, a magnificent private residence built in 1672 by the architect Adriaen Dortsman.
- Situated along the picturesque Keizersgracht canal, Museum Van Loon is a portal into Amsterdam’s opulent past.
- Nestled gracefully alongside the Keizersgracht, or "Emperor's Canal", the Museum Van Loon occupies a particularly splendid interior within an elegant canal...