Wow! A legendary place that started a new era. With the kindest staff on Earth! Many thanks! PS Book tickets in advance.

One of the greatest architectural attractions to see in Netherlands. It really impressive to see something so progressive in the pretty conservative neighborhood. You should pay attention to working hours and book tickets in advance because they have a tight schedule with groups and short working hours. Tickets can also be bought next door. People working there are kind are ready to explain everything. There is a nice coffee shop on the right and paid street parking is in front of the property. Definitely worth a visit.

I went to architecture school in the 1990s, and we learned about this historic design. It was absolutely amazing to see and experience it in person! It's particularly notable for how modern and innovative it was for the time. It is not big at all, but the design has big ideas! We were fortunate, because there was a special exhibit at the local museum covering the architect as well as this project, So we got advance prep before actually touring the house. I recommend leaving plenty of time to stroll around the neighborhood and to enjoy the exterior views of the house.

When I went it was closed for King's Day. But it is small and easy to walk around. Surprisingly excellent condition for being 100 years old. The admission ticket is crazy expensive at €19 so I likely would have skipped the inside tour even if it had been open. What were Utrecht officials thinking when they built that expressway across the street!?!?

Although relatively small, this is a house full of history and rather unusual architectonic features (de Stijl). I'd reserve at least about 1 hour to visit it and listen to the whole audio tour (options incl.). The Dutch Museum card will grant you a substantial discount but not a fully free entrance. Street parking nearby.

(Translated by Google) "Much nicer than I expected", according to my date. (Original) "Veel leuker dan ik had verwacht", aldus mijn date.

Book your tickets as early as possible, esp for weekend & summer. Since this was an actual functional house (till 1985), obviously there can only certain number of people can be in it at any given point of time. So tickets with time-slots has to be booked prior. Only 28 tickets are available everyday and only 2 visitors are let inside every 15 minutes.

Must see for every furniture and architecture enthousiast. The guides are very friendly and share their knowledge. Free audio tour and we even got a full demonstration of the moving wall panels. Rietveld made a masterpiece in 1923-24.

Great museum in quiet nice area. All people worry here are very polite. Visit with museum card is free, but you have to make an appointment in advance on the website. You can take photo and watch a movie. They maintain the condition of the furniture well and demonstrate how all the objects perform their function. In addition, they give an audio guide for free. There are many people on weekend. I don’t like they have book only on Dutch.

Although I had studied the house in books the visit was extremely surprising! The spatial and material qualities of the house can be fully appreciated only when inside it and they display the transformation of the upper floorW. Very nice small museum, well organized and explained, a must for any architect or architecture student.

Gorgeous house and a great experience ❤️

Wonderful experience, I have only seen it in books, so it was an experience I will never forget. A must visit for design lovers not just if you're into architecture. This place take you in time while being the future. I really can't describe it.

(Translated by Google) The house of Schroeder (GT Rietveld) is a house that embodied the principle of De Stail's combination of achromatic colors and the three primary colors of blue, red and yellow. (Original) シュレーダー邸（Ｇ.Ｔ.リートフェルト）は、無彩色と青・赤・黄の三原色とが組み合わされたデ・ステイルの構成原理を具現した住宅である。

Amazing house from 1924. The entrance is free if you have a museum card, if not you'll have to pay around 14 euros, which are totally worth it. I hope you can get the demonstration on the 'day' and 'night' house arrangement. Try to make an appointment online. The house is amazing and super beautiful

Very fascinating house that I highly recommend visiting while in Utrecht. You need to book the tours online and they get sold out quickly, so I recommend planning ahead if you are only in Utrecht for a day or two. The house is a bit outside the city center, but still easily accessible.

My father had a model of this house sitting on his desk for 25 years and I finally got to see it in person. Definitely worth visiting. Building this house in 1924 must have been mind blowing to the builder and the neighbors! Book tickets in advance!

(Translated by Google) Nice building, nice design, nice monument. World Heritage. Walk past it and view the beautiful details that Rietveld has designed. Also take a moment to look at the other side of the viaduct. There is another design by him at Erasmuslaan (50 meters as the crow flies). And if you're there anyway: walk on to number 122. There is a villa designed by Ravenstein. Also a monument with unique details. (Original) Mooi gebouw, mooi ontwerp, mooi monument. Werelderfgoed. Loop er eens langs en bekijk de mooie details die Rietveld ontworpen heeft. Neem ook even de moeite om aan de andere kant van het viaduct te kijken. Daar staat nog een ontwerp van hem aan de Erasmuslaan (hemelsbreed 50 meter). En als je er dan toch bent: loop door naar nummer 122. Daar staat een villa ontworpen door Ravenstein. Ook een monument met unieke details.

(Translated by Google) Nice to see how all those walls can be moved. And how many very simple but ingenious practical things there are in the house. And those huge windows ... beautiful! (Original) Leuk om te zien hoe al die wanden verschoven kunnen worden. En hoeveel zeer eenvoudige maar ingenieuze praktische dingen er in het huis zijn. En die enorme ramen...prachtig!

(Translated by Google) Great architecture, good condition ND of the building (Original) Tolle Architektur, guter Zusta ND des Gebäudes

Extraordinary design and very modern for the time.

(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit. Surprising. (Original) Zeer de moeite waard om te bezoeken. Verrassend.

Interesting spot to visit in the city, the history of the building is full of curiosities.

(Translated by Google) Visited during a tour. Impressed by the space created by the use of sliding walls. (Original) Bezocht tijdens een rondleiding. Onder de indruk van de ruimte die geschept wordt door het gebruik van schuifwanden.

(Translated by Google) What a light! Unfortunately built in. (Original) Wat een licht! Helaas inmiddels ingebouwd.

(Translated by Google) Ugly (Original) Lelijk

Is a really interesting visit if you are and architecture/design lover. You need to reserve a spot even if you have the Museumkaart. It’s really well organized and the guide was really nice and knew a lot of things. I think it’s worth a visit for sure!

Really worth a visit if you're in any way interested in architecture, interior design or just general design. Staff were also very nice to is when we arrived late for our tour!

Beautiful piece of transformable de stijl early modernist architecture. Partitions and ladders are movable so that the rooms have multiple configurations. Ver pioneering though practicality is doubtable. Remember to make a reservation online and they close pretty early at 3pm so don’t be late.

(Translated by Google) Hard to believe that these ideas to build a house are almost 100 years old. Very interesting for those interested in house building. (Original) Kaum zu glauben das diese Ideen ein Haus zu bauen schon fast 100 Jahre alt sind. Für Hausbau Interessierte sehr interessant.

Lovely little museum house with a great audio tour that details some very interesting facts about its history

An unmistakable icon of 20th century modern architecture, Gerrit Rietveld’s Schröder house is a must - see for anyone interested in art and architecture. It’s well worthwhile the trip to the pretty historic city of Utrecht. The house with all of it’s furnishings, windows, shutters, cupboards, sliding doors and carpets has been kept in wonderful condition. Remember to book in advance (at least one day before) to visit the inside, as it’s a very tiny place and the available visit times are limited.

Interesting house and story behind it. Sliding wall demo opens up the top floor.

A little gem that you learn about at school, very beautiful and modern made in 1924.

Fascinating both in terms of ingenious and innovative interior design and social history. A must see!

The house is a must see. You probably have never seen a house like this; inside nor outside. They’ll give you a free audio guide. This way you can follow the route from downstairs till upstairs. Following the audio tour, the route only takes you about 30-40 minutes. Don’t forget to ask if they can show you the sliding walls upstairs. This makes the experience a lot more interesting. Right next to the house, you’ll soms the old garage. This has been transformed into a coffee cafe. I would definitely recommend to get a coffee and a snack :)

What an awesome house and a great story behind it. I love the attitude to go against the norm to have a special place designed

astonishing architecture, very nicely curated museum with very friendly and eager to explain personel, we strongly recoomend a visit when in Utrecht. the status of world heritage center is well deserved!

(Translated by Google) unfortunately it was closed, from the outside it looked interesting and in full de stijl, at least there was a qrcode to somehow see the inside. (Original) purtroppo era chiusa, dall'esterno sembrava interessante e in pieno de stijl, almeno c'era un qrcode per vedere in qualche modo l'interno.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting. (Original) Bijzonder interessant.

(Translated by Google) Special (Original) Bijzonder

(Translated by Google) It's quite a contrast to the other buildings, but Bauhaus is Bauhaus with its own charm. (Original) Es ist ein ziemlicher Kontrast zu den anderen Gebäuden, aber Bauhaus ist Bauhaus mit seinen eigenen Charme.

Very interesting and cleverly designed and built. Worth the visit especially if one is interested in small home solutions...

Wonderful house, bad audio guide

Beautiful and innovative house build by two geniuses

(Translated by Google) You can't believe your eyes here. Each space has special features. The use of color inside is surprising. You might expect to see a lot of white and primary colors, but that is not the case. The upper floor is brilliant because of the sliding doors and therefore flexible space. In short: very inspiring (Original) Je kijkt je ogen uit hier. Elke ruimte heeft bijzonderheden. Verrassend is het kleurgebruik binnen. Je zou misschien verwachten veel wit en primaire kleuren terug te zien, maar dat is dus niet zo. De bovenverdieping is briljant door de schuifdeuren en hierdoor flexibel in te delen ruimte. Kortom: erg inspirerend

(Translated by Google) Very nice house, with a nice demonstration. A must for the design / interior fans (Original) Heel mooi huis, met een leuke demonstratie. Een aanrader voor de design/interieur fans

(Translated by Google) What a space. What an architecture (Original) Wat een ruimte. Wat een architectuur

Its pure art and genius

Impressive and famous building!

This is a well preserved first home designed by the architect Rietveld on the outskirts of Utrecht. The design is still innovative today. For architecture enthusiasts, make sure you put this on your itinerary! It's a 25 minute walk from the old city via the interesting neighbourhood called Wilhelmina Park.

It's a must see even if you already know something about the house. Just the feeling inside is worth it. Movable walls are deffinitely a highlight!

Most famous architects design large buildings. This is a 'just' a house, but extraordinary. Frank Lloyd Wright was another architect who designed mostly homes although as I write this I am sitting outside his Guggenheim museum in New York. The R S house was last week.

Extremely contemporary architectural design - one star less, as the entry fee is far too high to just add it to the day.

Nice spot to visit even if only from outside

(Translated by Google) Nice, but book in advance, otherwise you can't enter. (Original) Mooi, maar wel van te voren reserveren, anders kun je niet naar binnen.

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary. A must see for architecture enthusiasts. (Original) Extraordinaire. A voir absolument pour les passionnés d'architecture.

(Translated by Google) Very progressive. Was built almost a century ago. You will be surprised inside with the possibilities. Reservation required. So many people come for free. (Original) Heel vooruitstrevend. Is bijna een eeuw geleden gebouwd. Je wordt binnen verrast met de mogelijkheden. RESERVEREN verplicht. Veel mensen komen dus voor niets.

(Translated by Google) Even if we were unable to book an internal visit due to a lack of places (I recommend to do it online through their website at least 10 days in advance), discovering the Schröder house walking around on the bike was an experience. I take away a star because almost the entire store was dedicated to Mondrian ... (Original) Seppure non siamo riusciti a prenotare una visita interna per mancanza di posti (consiglio di farlo online tramite il loro sito con almeno 10 gg di anticipo), scoprire la casa Schröder gironzolando in bici è stata un'esperienza. Tolgo una stella perché quasi tutto lo store era dedicato a Mondrian...

(Translated by Google) A great experience in this jewel of De Stijl architecture. Even if the price of the entrance would seem a little high, it is worth visiting the interior of the house. Unlike other examples of architecture from the same period, such as the Villa Savoye in Poissy, this work is very well preserved. There is even an interactive audio guide. (Original) Une belle expérience dans ce bijou de l'architecture De Stijl. Même si le prix de l'entrée semblerait un peu élevé, il vaut la peine visiter l'intérieur de la maison. A différence d'autres exemples d'architecture de la même époque, comme la Villa Savoye à Poissy, cette œuve est très bien conservé. Il y a même une audio-guide interactive.

(Translated by Google) Boring (Original) Saai

(Translated by Google) I think the house is nice but not super special. Tastes differ. But with the story there and when you see the walls moving is very nice. (Original) Ik vind het huis wel aardig maar niet super bijzonder. Smaken verschillen. Maar met het verhaal er bij en als je de wanden ziet bewegen is heel aardig.

Very interesting museum!

(Translated by Google) Fantastic to see. This house has set in motion many things in architecture by thinking and doing in a completely different way. (Original) Fantastisch om te zien. Dit huis heeft veel dingen in de architectuur in gang gezet door op een compleet andere m a nier te denken en te doen.

(Translated by Google) Interesting. Already seen the outside many times, now the surprising interior. Also nice to do the walk. (Original) Interessant. Al vele keren de buitenkant gezien, nu eens het verrassende interieur. Ook leuk om de wandeling te doen.

(Translated by Google) Interesting to be able to see this with your own eyes, heard a lot about it and read it, now seen in real life. (Original) Interessant om dit te kunnen zien met eigen ogen, veel.over gehoord en gelezen, nu dus in het echt gezien.

(Translated by Google) Not very nice (Original) Niet erg leuk

(Translated by Google) If a furniture maker is allowed to design a house, you will get something beautiful. (Original) Als een meubelmaker een huis mag ontwerpen krijg je wel wat moois.

(Translated by Google) It has the magic of stijl architecture of the twentieth century. (Original) Posee la magia de la arquitectura De stijl del siglo XX.

(Translated by Google) For architects and diggers only. (Original) Μόνο για αρχιτέκτονες και ψαγμένους.

The house is a beautiful example of early 20th century architecture. The audio guide gives you enough interesting information. Fortunately the house can be visited only on appointment, which makes the number of people in a single visit low enough to enjoy the narrow spaces of the house. Nevertheless I found the visit very fast and the "guide" very pushy, which didn't give us time to fully enjoy the atmosphere and to take some good pictures of the empty environments, therefore not giving us the chance to keep some good visual memories of this otherwise excellent experience. To prevent such unpleasant adventures, I advise to prolong the visits to 1h and 30m.