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Concertgebouw
Opening hours
- Monday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
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View on mapLandmark 19th-century concert hall with renowned acoustics for orchestral, chamber & pop music.via Google
One of the city’s major classical venues, worth it for the hall itself as much as the programme.
Reviews from Google
Sunday morning perfection at the Concertgebouw. Today’s performance isn't just a concert; it’s a celebration of March 8th. Watching Maestro Xian Zhang command the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest in this breathtaking hall is the ultimate 'New World' experience. Cheers to the elegance of art and the spirit of women.
The Concertgebouw is easily one of the most beautiful places in Amsterdam and the acoustics in the Main Hall really live up to the hype. It’s grand and historic, but the staff is so professional that the whole experience feels very smooth. Getting there is super easy with the tram, and if you’re driving, the Q-Park at Museumplein is right across the street, though definitely book a spot ahead of time if you can. It’s such a special place for a night out—I highly recommend catching a performance here if you get the chanc
Amazing concert, super orchestra. Not a very big hall but definitely great acoustics and clear visibility from every corner. Super experience every time to attend! Also the complimentary beverages at the entrance is always a pleasure.
I spent three days in Amsterdam with my parents (it was a short layover), and on the fourth day we flew to Dublin. We wanted to make the most of our time, and well—the Concertgebouw is beautiful from the outside, so how could we miss the chance to see it from the inside? I looked online to see what concerts were scheduled, and Carmina Burana was playing—what luck! There were only about 10 seats left, literally either right at the very front or all the way in the back. I found an amazing website with a 3D view of the hall, which helped me locate the remaining seats. In the back there was a pillar, and even though you go to a concert mainly to listen, I didn’t want to spend the evening staring at a pillar. I chose the seats right at the front, and even though I couldn’t clearly see all the musicians, watching them play up close was wonderful. If you ever have the chance to attend a concert there, take it. 100% recommended. Oh, and by the way, it seemed to be mostly a local audience. Everyone was very respectful. During the intermission, complimentary drinks were served in an adjacent room.
This is honestly one of the best buildings I’ve ever visited. The design is stunning, the atmosphere is pleasant, and everything is exceptionally clean and well-maintained. I genuinely love this building