The Rubens House opens again on 5 December 2020. From 1 December 2020, tickets can be purchased online for a visit during a fixed time block. You can always visit the Rubens House online.
Take good care of yourself and your loved ones, and please respect all the measures currently in place.
In the spotlight
You can now visit the Rubens House again. Discover Rubens’ life and work and enjoy his imposing city palace with its garden and portico. The health and safety of our visitors and our staff is paramount, so we will ensure safe surroundings for your visit. We also ask you to take a number of measures into account. We look forward to seeing you very soon!
In the spotlight
The price of tickets to visit the Rubens House will change on 1 September 2021.
In the spotlight
The museum is always open online. Take a digital tour of the museum with director Ben van Beneden, learn everything about the portico and garden pavilion with an online talk and a 360° photography tour, check out our acquisitions and loans or find out more about Rubens by taking our audio tour ‘The Master Lives’ via the Antwerp Museum App.
Are you planning a visit by yourself, with your family, your students or school, with a group or a company? Below is a list of all the available activities.
The Rubens House has a lot to offer. Besides the permanent presentation, the museum also hosts temporary exhibitions, there is also the building, its amazing collection...
Not everyone can afford a painting by Rubens but there is no need to worry. You are bound to find an appropriate gift for a Rubens fan or a nice memento of your visit in our museum shop.
Rubens in the city
If you want to get to know Rubens’s city, you could not find a better guide than the master himself. The Rubens House has made a list for you and recommends some routes around Antwerp.
Your personal guide to Antwerp’s museums and around the city
The Antwerp Museum App has information about all Antwerp museums in a single app. With this app you can follow walking tours around several of the city’s museums and around the city itself.