The Rembrandt House is truly a step back in time to the period around 1639, when Rembrandt bought the house. Rembrandt worked and taught in the house from 1639 to 1660. His wife, Saskia, died here in 1642, leaving the artist with a baby son, Titus. In addition to his paintings, of interest are the box bed in the drawing room and his first-floor studio.