Museum tours
Professional art historians who can customize the contents on varying levels coordinate these museum tours. Arrangements can be made at any hour of the day and any day of the week. 

The leading languages are English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian or Chinese.

To be combined with special city tours on feet or boat – escorted by the same guide! 

Booking is also possible a week in advance

Group
1 up to 15 per guide

Duration
1 - 1,5 - 2 hours 

Costs
€ 99,50 per hour

entrance tickets not included

Museum Van Loon is situated in a double patrician canal house, which dates back to 1672, was first home to one of Rembrandts most famous pupils, Ferdinand Bol.
During the nineteenth century the Van Loon family, including Willem Van Loon who was co-founder of the Dutch East-India Company, came to live in the house. Several Van Loons held important positions as city-mayors. That last resident who was Dame du Palais of Queen Wilhelmina for forty years, received here many royal guests.

In the eighteenth century the interior was embellished with modish stucco and marble paneling. The central staircase with its elegant copper balustrade is quite impressive. Throughout time, the interior and exterior have remained practically intact. The museums collection includes an array of family portraits, signed furniture, silver and porcelain silver dating from the eighteenth century.
The formal big garden in French style integrates the combination of garden and coach house.