Nightwatch hall, Exhibition room in the Netherlands
The Nightwatch hall is a distinguished exhibition room within the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
Named for housing Rembrandt's 'The Night Watch', the room has been a key part of the museum since its inception in 1885.
It showcases one of the most famous Dutch Golden Age paintings, emphasizing the nation's rich artistic heritage.
Visitors to the Rijksmuseum can explore the Nightwatch hall as part of their journey through Dutch art history.
The room was specially designed by architect Pierre Cuypers to display 'The Night Watch'.
Location: Amsterdam
Inception: 1885
Architect: Pierre Cuypers
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