Top The Hague Museums

Marvel at the optical illusions of Dutch artist M C Escher with entrance to the Escher in the Palace (Escher in Het Pales) exhibition in The Hague. Head inside the exhibition, housed in the former Royal Palace, and view over 150 of Escher’s mathematically inspired masterpieces independently. Admire the 20th-century artist’s best-known pieces, including ‘Descending and Ascending;’ a depiction of a never-ending staircase; and chart his early works and life story. Finish at the interactive exhibition zone that lets you try and solve some of Escher’s artistic puzzles by hand.

Skip the line at the Royal Delft museum when you purchase your ticket in advance.  Guaranteed entry allows you to make the most of your time inside the museum. Discover nearly 400 years of Delft Blue history at your own pace. With no restrictive tour group, you’re free to explore independently and only visit areas that interest you.

The only place in the world to see all the paintings (reproductions) of Johannes Vermeer in one visit. And the place to learn more about his live, his family and the city he lived in.