Exhibitions press
- Peter the Great
- Upcoming
  - Gauguin, Bonnard, Denis
    - Images
- Archive
  - Vincent. The Van Gogh Museum in the Hermitage Amsterdam
    - Press release
    - Images
  - Impressionism: Sensation & Inspiration
  - Rubens, Van Dyck & Jordaens
  - Splendour and Glory
    - Press releases
    - Images
      - Images interior
  - The immortal Alexander the Great
    - Press releases
    - Images
      - Morphing Alexander by Erwin Olaf
      - Lucia Ganieva’s Ermitazhniki
  - Matisse to Malevich
    - Press releases
    - Images
  - DUSK & DAWN
    - Press release
    - Images
  - At the Russian court
  - Caspar David Friedrich
  - Images of St Petersburg
  - Art Nouveau
  - Persia
  - Collectors in St Petersburg
  - Silver wonders from the east
  - Pilgrim treasures
  - Venezia!
  - Nicholas & Alexandra
  - Greek gold
General information
Press conference

Exhibitions
- Peter the Great
- Upcoming
  - Gauguin, Bonnard, Denis
- Archive
  - Vincent. The Van Gogh Museum in the Hermitage Amsterdam
    - Introduction
    - Van Gogh Moves
  - Impressionism: Sensation & Inspiration
  - Rubens, Van Dyck & Jordaens
  - Splendour and Glory
  - The immortal Alexander the Great
  - Matisse to Malevich
    - Introduction
    - Highlights of the exhibition
    - Background by Henk van Os
    - Sergey Shchukin and Others
    - Artist biographies
    - Russian literature around 1900
    - Terminology
    - Links
    - Archive
      - Dance
  - At the Russian Court
  - Caspar David Friedrich
  - Images of St Petersburg
  - Art Nouveau
  - Persia
  - Collectors in St Petersburg
  - Silver wonders from the east
  - Pilgrim treasures
  - Venezia!
  - Nicholas & Alexandra
  - Greek gold
Admission tickets
Activities
Hermitage St Petersburg
St Petersburg & Russia
Hermitage Amsterdam and Amstelhof
Hermitage for Children
Discounts and arrangements
Frequently Asked Questions

Museum Shops in the Hermitage Amsterdam

Shoppers will be spoilt by the choices available at the Hermitage Amsterdam, where there will be three museum shops: a special Children’s Gift Shop in the Hermitage for Children and two large shops in the main Amstelhof building.

Museum Shops

The two museum shops are located at the entrances to the two exhibition wings, and each has a floor space of 260 m2 (2,800 square feet). The range of items will generally relate to the current exhibition, so that for the inaugural show, At the Russian Court, there will be jewellery, costume books, fans, ball music, and picture postcards, in addition to the exhibition catalogue and other books. The shop will also have a permanent stock of items such as Russian literature, music and films, as well as notebooks and a wide selection of art books. Special Hermitage Amsterdam merchandise will also be available.

During the first exhibition, which will be installed in both wings, the two museum shops will be open simultaneously. Thereafter, they will open alternately. The shop is open to all visitors to the building, not just those attending the exhibition, daily from 10 am to 5 pm, and on Wednesday to 8 pm.

Children’s Gift Shop

The Children’s Gift Shop in the Neerlandia building has a range of goods of particular interest to those taking part in the children’s workshops, and parents and grandparents will also find fun, educational and creative items here. For children who would like to have a memento of their visit, there are many affordable articles such as stationery, bookmarks, picture postcards, games, puzzles and Russian souvenirs. There will also be children’s books for various ages. The Hermitage Amsterdam merchandise and catalogues will be on sale, too. For adults, the shop will have artist’s materials and hobby items such as paper, paint and brushes for both amateurs and professionals.

Part of the proceeds from the Children’s Gift Shop will benefit the Hermitage educational programme. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, the shop is entered from the terrace of the Hermitage Amsterdam.