The House with the Heads on Keizersgracht 123 in Amsterdam is more than a historic building. For centuries, it has been a place where knowledge, creativity, and the life of the spirit converge. Named after the six Roman deities carved into its façade, the house has long attracted free thinkers, collectors, and patrons of the arts. Once home to Lodewijk (or Louis) de Geer and his son Laurens, it housed an extensive library, parts of which have now returned. Today, the house is the living heart of the Embassy of the Free Mind and the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica. As a monument, it safeguards intellectual heritage while remaining open and alive, inviting visitors into a continuum of thought that links past inquiry with present reflection.

Furniture & Layout

At 35m², the C.G. Jung Room holds up to 25 participants in a workshop setting and up to 10 for a seated meeting. A full audiovisual setup — including LCD screen, HDMI, laptop, and livestream capability — makes it well-equipped for more formal programming. Capacity: Workshops - 25 pax Meetings - 10 pax Equipment: - 1 LCD screen with HDMI cable and clicker - Laptop - Livestream (including personnel) Price: Starting at €150 per hour. Half day and full day rates available.

Set up & Vendor access window

House Rules

Please respect the place, take care of the furniture, and have a wonderful time!