哈尔斯博物馆

基于弗兰斯.哈尔斯(Frans Hals)以及他的同时代的人的肖像的最新展览,办的非常好。博物馆本身也是非常值得一游的。这是一栋很漂亮的大楼,有伟大的人物和历史。

我很喜欢这个博物馆的大小。一个小时就可以逛完,但是如果有时间的话,逛三四个小时也是不成问题的。

我们在阿姆斯特丹为期4天的短暂旅行中,本来没有打算参观哈尔斯博物馆的,因为水城、哈勒姆的梵高、阿姆斯特丹国立博物馆都已经列入我们一定会参观的行程中了。幸运的是,我们腾出一个早上参观了这个不太出名的博物馆。来这里参观的经历要比参观梵高和国立博物馆要好。这家博物馆位于一条安静的街道上。1.哈尔斯是荷兰黄金时期印象派的先驱。他的大部分画作都生动形象而不枯燥。2.门票费包含声音向导。我觉得所有博物馆都应该这样。3.大部分去哈尔斯博物馆的人都是为欣赏艺术而去的,但那些去梵高和国立博物馆的人大都为了拍照而去的。梵高艺术馆和国立博物馆也应该向这里学习,树立政策禁止游客拍照。

在我们这次旅行之前,我对弗朗斯·哈尔斯了解不多,只知道他画了著名的《微笑骑士》。博物馆被修缮的很好,我把他视为特别的艺术家。他作画的速度很快,经常使用湿中湿的作画技巧,没有犯错的空间,画完后让人耳目一新。如果你要去哈勒姆,找个机会去参观一下这个漂亮的博物馆,了解一下这个伟大的天才画家。

go back in time with some of the amazing artists of yesteryear, there is also some furniture dating back to olden days that are just sublime. Don't miss the doll house. It is a must see

Loved my visit to the Frans Hals, what I really liked was the app that the museum has that provides and audio guide! Though audio guides are free with your ticket I enjoyed using my own headphones. Very easy to do in under three hours.

If you enjoy visiting museums and like paintings, then Frans Hals is worthy of a visit. If sort of time and you prefer more variety visit Teylers museum instead.

This museum contains a fairly small selection of Frans Hals' painting, including several very large canvases. The collection is bulked up with paintings by other artists, including Proverbs by Pieter Breugal the Younger, which features an accompanying inter-active display. At the entrance to the museum, it’s well worth spending 5 minutes watching the introductory audio visual commentary about Frans Hals' life. Although in Dutch, you can listen to an English translation using the free audio guide. There’s also a nice little café, with a limited selection of food, which makes a good way to end your visit.

We enjoyed several of Frans Hals painting in the Rijks Museum. We decided to visit this museum and are so glad we did! Three are several other artists work feature as well. Be prepared to be on your feet for 3-4 hours to see everything. The free headsets allowed us to tour at our own pace. There is a cafe here also, which we did not sample.

The street the museum is in is in its self worth visiting.Visit Haarlem , visit the Frans Hals!They often have private collections too, And the appel taart with cream is very good !

Like most Musea, if you like the work of Frans Hals you will like your visit. Nice atmosphere and well taken care of.

This is a great museum displaying works by Frans Hals and also other Haarlem based painters. I particularly liked the Civic Guard paintings but also the history of the museum and also what it was previously. I used an audio guide which was very helpful. There is also a delightful little cafe where they do lovely food and I had an excellent local beer as well. There is also a cloakroom with lockers so you can leave your stuff there whilst walking around the museum.

Great collection beautifully displayed. Not just Hals, but others. Some from private collections seen for the first time!

This was a very friendly and accessible museum dedicated to the wonderful art of Frans Hals the 17th century dutch portrait painter.The museum is all on one level and is particularly accessible for the elderly or handicapped person. Lots of rooms interconnect and the ambience and general character of the building is a pleasure to experience. Paintings by other Dutch artists is also on view as is a superb example of a large doll house.The museum has a fine gift shop and friendly restaurant.

This museum is a 20 minute walk from the train station through the scenic centre of old Haarlem. The museum is on a quiet street and is housed in a series of 16th Century houses around a courtyard. The museum is a series of rooms, some with period furniture and there are displays of Frans Hals works but these are presented in context with other great (and not so great) artists of the period including Rembrant. In addition there is period furniture, sculpture, fabrics and porcelain on display. This museum is beautifully restored and works nicely presented. There is another Frans Hals Museum in the city square beside the Grote Kerk and is in Frans Hals house but this contains only contemporary art displays and paled by comparison so don't confuse museums.