Rembrandt Square (Rembrandtplein) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Rembrandt Square. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Amsterdam All-Inclusive 90-Minutes Canal Cruise by Captain Jack

• Amsterdam Captain Jacks Signature Cruise - 1.5 Hour & Small Group

• Amsterdam Evening Cruise Incl Drinks and Bites - Small Group Tour

• Amsterdam: 2-Hour Canal Cruise incl. Drinks & Dutch Snacks

• Private City Kickstart Tour: Amsterdam

While it costs nothing to look around Rembrandt Square, consider taking a tour to make the most of your sightseeing experience. Canal cruises provide views of the square and start from US$25, while walking tours may lead you through Rembrandt Square and begin at around US$40.

The most common thing to do at Rembrandt Square is to look at the artist's statue, admire the surrounding buildings, and eat or drink at the square’s restaurants and bars. The most interesting thing to do is to go ice skating when the city adds an ice rink each winter.

Yes, Rembrandt Square is an Amsterdam hub for nightlife, with many bars in the area, from trendy cocktail bars to karaoke joints and more old-fashioned venues. Some bars have seasonal outdoor seating on the square. The nearby blocks host popular nightclubs, meaning the square stays lively into the early hours.

It depends. In winter, Rembrandt Square hosts an ice skating rink where parents can skate with their kids. The square is most popular for its proximity to nightlife. Places such as the Museumplein and the ARTIS Zoo—a tram ride away—are better choices for parents looking to entertain their kids.

Rembrandt Square comes alive in the evening as its restaurants and bars get busy, so the best time to visit is from the late afternoon until venues close at around 1–3am. However, if you’re passing through the square while sightseeing to see its statue, you can visit at any time.