The H’ART Museum, formerly known as Hermitage Amsterdam, is housed in the 17th-century Amstelhof building, which stretches along the picturesque Amstel riverfront. This historic structure features an inner garden courtyard, offering a tranquil setting for visitors. The museum is renowned for its revolving exhibitions, often highlighting Russian-themed paintings and historical artifacts. Today, visitors can explore a diverse array of cultural and artistic displays, set against the backdrop of the building’s rich history and elegant architecture.
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