It has a large courtyard, where on a warm day, you can sit under the trees and enjoy food or drinks. Curators and conservators showed them around in the treasuries, deposits and conservation ateliers of the Hermitage. These three designers picked their favourite jewel and will tell about their choice in the audiotour for the coming exhibition.Jewelry designer Bibi van der Velden choose the small statuette of Neptune, fashion designer Edwin Oudshoorn picked a brooch called Orchid, while fashion designer Jan Taminiau – not surprising given his passion for detail – choose a filigree parure. Our visit to this exihbition took nearly 3 hours and was enjoyed too by my boyfriend who I thought would be bored stiff! Over 300 pieces of jewels, including personal belongings of Tsarinas, from the State Hermitage will come to Amsterdam. There is currently also an exhibition about the burgers of Amsterdam that are portrayed in the large militia paintings (like the Nightwatch). In this case, it was the U.S. Geological Survey Library in Reston, Va.

This filigree jewelry was a present to Grand Duchess Alexandra Pavlovna, a sister of the later Dutch Queen Anna Pavlovna.Statuette: Neptune, The Netherlands (?) This autumn the Hermitage museum in Amsterdam is playing host to a grand collection of magnificent jewels from the Russian court with “Jewels! The story of the missing Russian crown jewels begins, as so many great adventures do, in a library. Not only Romanov jewels, but also jewellery from noble Russian families will be shown. Over 300 pieces of jewels, including personal belongings of Tsarinas, from the State Hermitage will come to Amsterdam.

Among them are masterpieces by Cartier, Lalique, Tiffany and Fabergé. Hermitage Amsterdam: Romanov exhibit - See 2,350 traveler reviews, 1,263 candid photos, and great deals for Amsterdam, The Netherlands, at Tripadvisor. !There are 3 parts - the Dutch portraits that include huge paintings which are the 'brothers and sisters' of the night watch and were excellent to see; the Romanov exhibition which was interesting especially to see some dresses and some of their belongings; and the modern art part which was disappointing.

In one of the display cases in the Romanov exhibit, it mentioned a Faberge egg but we didn't see any eggs!Ask safety_princess about Hermitage Amsterdam,With strong links to St Petersburg, this museum mounts interesting exhibitions,Ask Slightly_Wst_of_Sane about Hermitage Amsterdam,Ask BeniciaTripper about Hermitage Amsterdam,Mixed bag of exhibitions, but interesting,The Leading Hotels Of The World in Amsterdam,InterContinental (IHG) Hotels in Amsterdam,Hotels near Het Scheepvaartmuseum| The National Maritime Museum,Hotels near Museum of Prostitution - Red Light Secrets,Hotels near Emperor's Canal (Keizersgracht),Hotels near Amsterdam Science Park Station,Hotels near (AMS) Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport,Hotels near Inholland University of Applied Sciences,Boat Tours & Water Sports in Red Light District (De Wallen),Museums in Museum Quarter (Museumkwartier),Points of Interest & Landmarks in Red Light District (De Wallen),Sightseeing Tours in Museum Quarter (Museumkwartier),Surfing, Windsurfing & Kitesurfing in Amsterdam,Points of Interest & Landmarks in Amsterdam,Game & Entertainment Centers in Amsterdam,Conference & Convention Centers in Amsterdam,Museum Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House) Tickets.Portrait Gallery of the 17th Century at...Evening Canal Cruise with Bar on Board...Amsterdam Canal Cruise in Classic River Boat...Museum Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House),Het Scheepvaartmuseum| The National Maritime Museum. There are many of such paintings and the explanations are interesting. Hermitage Amsterdam: Romanov exhibit was good, rest was ok - See 2,359 traveller reviews, 1,274 candid photos, and great deals for Amsterdam, The Netherlands, at Tripadvisor. In order to demonstrate 300 such precious items thematically, the curators needed several rooms spread over two floors of the exhibition space. Not only Romanov jewels, but also jewellery from noble Russian families will be shown. The current one, about the last days of the tsars, is very well put together and offers an in-depth history lesson. Jewels and accessoires will be on display together with costumes and portraits. Glad we had an Iamsterdam card which covers the high entrance fee and we were pleased we went. Went for the Romanov exhibition which is fantastic, the entrance is done as a street with shops selling things of the time, I was amazed that the Romanov's personal belongings had survived and were on display. Jewels! 1600 © State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg,Brooch: Orchid © State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg,Objects from a Gold Filigree Parure © State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg,on 10 Years Hermitage – Preview of the Jewels exhibition.Your email address will not be published.Book review: Queen Victoria – The companion to the TV-series,5 Power Women, 5 Queens in one Exhibition,Queen Margrethe’s 80th birthday exhibition,Book Review: Lives and Loves of the Mountbattens,Waldburg & Rechberg – Marriage in times of Corona,The royal ancestry of Boris Johnson, the Queen's 14th Prime Minister,Waldburg & Rechberg - Marriage in times of Corona,Queen Margrethe's 80th birthday exhibition,80 Years Ago - The Tragic Death of the Hessen Family. There is also a nice garden with benches out the back where you can picnic plus a café there.This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of.This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.Review tags are currently only available for English language reviews.Continue your visit to www.tripadvisor.co.uk,Portrait Gallery of the 17th Century at Hermitage Museum Amsterdam,I amsterdam Card - City Pass for Amsterdam,Evening Canal Cruise with Bar on Board - Small-Group & Live Guided.We were excited to see the treasures of the Hermitage. The Romanov exhibit was very interesting and informative. The Hermitage is housed in an old very beautifully renovated building.