Rembrandt and Amsterdam go together hand in glove. The Rijksmuseum has over two million visitors a year, and it’s a safe bet that all of them spend a few seconds in front of ‘The Night Watch’, his seventeenth-century masterpiece. But the painting has a doppelgänger. On the Rembrandtsplein, overlooked by the master himself, all of the twenty-two characters in the painting are cast in bronze, and stand inviting touch, encouraging a smile. Being able to step into The Night Watch is quite a neat feat!
Wondering Woman 
Nice to see the Night Watch brought alive here !!
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Yes, I love it. It’s great to see everyone interacting with it.
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What an idea 😉 Love the interactivity factor!
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In some ways it’s better than the real thing!
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I have a favourite here. Member of the night’s watch gets a cigarette from a woman. A rare consonance.
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Yup! It’s not often you can say that!
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Well this must be quite the attraction! It really engages the crowd. 🙂
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Yes, there is always someone there….
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