Art Depot Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen

5 floors with the rooftop garden and restaurant on the top floor. It's definitely an interesting place as this is just a storage depot for art pieces with some being displayed and like many other reviews have said, rotating galleries from various artists. You can see some restoration efforts being done in some of the levels and the information on the frames was actually quite interesting to learn about. But overall what stole the show for me was this short film with some absolutely fire music to go along with it.

Built in order to act as the storage space of the museum’s main building nearby while it is being renovated, this peculiar Depot is not only an architectural marvel, it also houses plenty of masterpieces. You can see the most beloved of them presented in a very special way. It also gives you a look - through plenty of windows- on the collection as it is stashed away, waiting for the reopening of the museum. The nice restaurant on the top floor is a good reason to prolong your visit. A definite must when in Rotterdam.

The "Beloved" collection was incredible, featuring a variety of stunning paintings — not just the front views but also the backs, which added a really cool and interesting element. It was an unforgettable experience that provided a unique insight for a lot of masterpieces.

One of the most fantastic, amazing places I’ve ever been to. If you like art, architecture, restoration, and all that, this is the place to go and spend some time in. There are short guided tours (highly recommend) to learn how they store and lend art out to other museums around the world. Amazing. Mind boggling and fascinating. impressive. They have lockers. Free for anyone to use. They also have a cafe at the top floor. Credit card only. Nice cafe with a great view.

A spectacular architectural art museum in Rotterdam. The art exhibitions using Lina Bo Bardi's 'glass easels' was particularly interesting. There is also a roof terrace for a panoramic view of the city!

The depot is a stunning architecture. It is interesting to learn more about "behind the scenes" of storage, restoration etc. However, the ticket price is too high for the amount of works shown. It seems such a shame to have so many works that people can't see.

This is a place of deposit of works of art, a place for restoration, the museum being closed for works. Almost the entire collection is presented there, approximately 150,000 works. You can ask all the questions during the guided tour (included in the price of the ticket), you can attend workshops, watch the restorers work, ... The building itself is spectacular with a hanging garden on the roof.

Amazing museum. I was breathtaken by the architecture. It's reflective facade was blending in seamlessly with it's surrounding yet still managed to stand out. The inside was a series of inviting spaces spiralling through the building which is crowned with a rooftop terrace with a magnificent view of the city.