Mondriaanhuis

The Mondriaanhuis in Amersfoort is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone curious about the life and legacy of Piet Mondrian, one of the pioneers of abstract art. Located at Kortegracht 11, this museum occupies the house where Mondrian was born in 1872, offering a unique window into his early years and creative journey. The museum’s exhibitions trace Mondrian’s development from his figurative beginnings to his iconic geometric compositions, using multimedia displays, original works, and interactive installations.

Visitors can explore immersive rooms that evoke the spirit of Mondrian’s famous studios, as well as temporary exhibitions that highlight his influence on modern art and design. The Mondriaanhuis also offers guided tours on weekdays, providing deeper insights into the artist’s techniques and philosophy. The museum shop features a range of Mondrian-inspired gifts and books, perfect for taking a piece of the experience home.

The Mondriaanhuis is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00, with special hours during holidays and school breaks. Admission is €13.00 for adults, €8.00 for youth aged 6–17, and free for children under 6 and Museum Card holders. Only PIN payments are accepted. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of De Stijl or discovering Mondrian for the first time, the Mondriaanhuis offers an engaging and inspiring visit in the heart of Amersfoort’s historic center.