Artistry Revealed at House Marseille

As Amsterdam's first photography museum, House Marseille offers a diverse exhibition program highlighting both historic and contemporary photography.

Established in 1999 by Isaac Focquier's former residence, the museum preserves its 17th-century architecture while featuring thirteen distinct exhibition spaces that host large-scale temporary exhibitions. Each space showcases varied themes including portraiture, nature, and regional photography.

Must-See Wonders

📸 Unique Architecture: The museum retains the charm of a gentleman's residence with intimate gallery spaces.

🖼️ Rich Collection: Features extensive works from both celebrated and lesser-known photographers across various exhibitions.

🌿 Outdoor Gallery: A summer house in the garden supplements indoor displays with seasonal exhibits.

House Marseille is accessible with a modest entry fee, appealing to tourists, photography enthusiasts, and families alike.