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Next on our list is the Rembrandt House Museum, where the legendary artist Rembrandt van Rijn lived for two decades. Located in the Jewish quarter, the museum is filled with 17th-century furnishings and features a collection of his etchings and personal belongings. A short walk away is the historic Zuiderkerk (South Church), where several of Rembrandt's children are buried. Take a moment to visit Rembrandt Square, a lively area with cafés that pays homage to the artist.