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Rijksmuseum

National gallery of the Netherlands, in Amsterdam. All the Dutch masters are abundantly represented, Rembrandt's Night Watch and Jan Vermeer's The Letter and The Little Street being among its exhibits. The nucleus of the collection consists of pictures belonging to the House of Orange.
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The Rijks Museum is open from 9am every day and houses a magnificent collection of 17th-century Dutch paintings.
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