Van Ravesteyn house
The architect Van Ravesteyn designed this villa in 1932, where he lived with his family and worked on many assignments. His love for ornaments and curved lines was not always appreciated by his modernist colleagues. A lot of his designs did not survive but this beautiful one does!
Toos van Rijn
Making a virtue of a necessity
The architect built the house upon a triangular lot. He did not design a traditional house but a unique customized home and working place.
More inspiration needed?
Did you like the stairs? Visit the Gemeenlandshuis in Maassluis, it has one of the most exceptional stairs dating from the 17th century.
Opening hours
| This week | Next week | |
| Monday Mon | Closed | Closed |
| Tuesday Tue | Closed | Closed |
| Wednesday Wed | Closed | Closed |
| Thursday Thu | Closed | Closed |
| Friday Fri | Closed | Closed |
| Saturday Sat | Closed | Closed |
| Sunday Sun | Closed | Closed |
Entrance fees
| Adults | €6 |
| Visitors aged 12 – 26 years | €5 |
| Visitors aged under 12 | free |
Free entrance for:
• Huisgenoten
• BankGiro Loterij VIP-KAARThouders
Visiting address
Museumhuis Van RavesteynPrins Hendriklaan 112
3584 ES Utrecht
practical information
We use entry time slots. Select a day and a time and we will guarantee you will not stand in front of a closed door! We also make sure that it is not too busy, and you have all the time you need to take a good look around. Reserve your time slot by clicking on the ‘ticket’ button.
Museum house Van Ravesteyn is accessible for visitors in a wheelchair, but has several plinths. The first floor is unaccessible.
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What our visitors think
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Do you like this house? Did you know you can rent it as a holiday home?
I'd love to wake up here in the morningMuseumhuis Van Ravesteyn on Dutch television
The BinnensteBuiten program came to take a look at Huis Van Ravesteyn. Come in and get an impression of this sunny house.
Watch the programm (in Dutch)