Amsterdam

From legendary club nights to mesmerizing audiovisual experiences, Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) 2024 is set to deliver an epic week of world-class electronic music. Whether you’re into techno, house, trance, or big-room beats, there’s something for everyone. Here’s your EDMNOMAD definitive list of must-attend events during ADE! Wednesday, October 16 Mesto & Friends @ Jimmy […]

Did you know all 200,000 tickets for the Vermeer exhibition at the Rijksmuseum sold out within two days? If you did manage to snag some tickets, you’ll get to see Vermeer’s works up close in a way that’s never been done before. If you didn’t manage to get tickets, don’t despair! Keep reading to learn

The hotly anticipated blockbuster of Johannes Vermeer, which reunites 28 out of 37 known paintings by the mysterious 17th-century Dutch master, has finally opened. But despite the Rijksmuseum’s to ensure that this once-in-a-lifetime exhibition can accommodate as many visitors as possible, many art lovers have been left disappointed. Within a matter of days after the

Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) Minerva in Her Study / ©The Leiden Collection If you’re planning a trip to Amsterdam this spring, you’ve probably already heard that the Rijksmuseum is set to host the largest Vermeer exhibition in history. But for art lovers, there’s more – within walking distance the Leiden Collection, one of the world’s

The number of works on show is far from huge and the exhibition space may seem to be disproportionately spacious, and yet the Rijksmuseum has set the perfect stage for a highly anticipated, once-in-a-lifetime Johannes Vermeer exhibition—the largest ever “family reunion” of the Dutch master’s paintings. Opening to the public on Friday, February 10, “Vermeer”