Museum tours in Amsterdam, tailored to your group.

Told in person by an art historian, for small and large groups.

Coco Bannenberg on the landing of a historic staircase, looking up at the stucco ceiling — Coco Bannenberg on the landing of a historic staircase.

How I work

Every tour starts with your request: how many people are coming, what they would like to see and how much time you have. I then choose the museum, the galleries and the works, and send you a proposal.

I studied art history and have worked in the international art world since 2015. In the gallery I explain who made a work, for whom and why, in plain language and with room for your questions.

From the first email to the end of the tour, you deal with me. That is the same for two people and for a company group of forty.

Example themes

We choose a theme together. It can be one museum, a period or an art movement. Here are three examples.

All themes

Coco Bannenberg, smiling, leans against a plinth in a gallery with paintings and a marble statue — Coco Bannenberg in a sculpture gallery.

Coco Bannenberg, art historian

I studied art history in Utrecht and Ancient Studies in Amsterdam. Since 2015 I have worked at TEFAF, the international art fair, and since 2020 in Museum Relations. What I learned there about explaining art to an international audience, I use in my tours.

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