A well laid out museum with a large collection of masterpieces from artists like Rembrandt, Vermeer…read moreand Ruebens. The famous Girl with the Pearl Earring is captivating but there are many others worth viewing. Check out the lower level and its presentation about how the museum dealt with occupation during WWII.

I'm not typically an art fan but as it houses some very famous paintings I decided it was a must…read moresee! It's well laid out and easy to move around even when it's busy. I recommend going when they open to avoid any crowds around the girl with the pearl earring. It was amazing to see The Bull in person. I never realised the scale of the paining but it's fast and incredible to see in person. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff and a fun gift shop if you're into trinkets and educational books. Well worth a visit, even if you're not a museum/art person.

Loved this museum. It's a small museum but very interesting. It captures storytelling of Escher's…read morelife and how it is portrayed in his art. Loved how the rooms are laid out for this purpose as well. Good labeling on the pieces and useful to have the free audio tour accessible via phone.

Fantastic museum for any one who appreciates interesting art or is an Escher lover. The museum has…read morea QR code that you can scan which provides a free overview of the most popular prints. You can read or listen to the guide. This was very helpful in getting the background story on the art and covers the top 12. There are 2 floors of prints from Escher and artists who were inspired by him. No parking.

I came all the way to see 'The Lion King' with my girlfriend and I wasn't disappointed. It was a…read morebeautiful show and the service was splendid. Once in a lifetime experience!

We went to see the excellent Escher exhibit. Lots of works and lots of explanatory material. Museum…read morefatigue sent it after about an hour. Many other exhibits that we did not see. I would say that you could easily visit here 4 times a year. Will you be in town that long? The building itself is a work of 1935 art. €32 for two

This year marks a century (1917-2017) of the Dutch art movement De Stijl. Since my wife is a fan…read moreof Mondrian, we crossed the pond to pay homage and Gemeentemuseum was one of our must-stops during this trip. The facility didn't strike me as stupendous but I quite liked its simplicity. It was once a German warehouse during WWII. The reflecting ponds on both sides of the entry way provide a serene setting. There are free lockers and a coat-check service. The gift shop and the cafe can be found on the ground level. If you are into modern art, this is the right place. The gallery houses great pieces from famous Dutch and international artists such as Mondrian, van Doesburg, Picasso and Monet. Some contemporary creations are also on display. Apart from the major artworks in neo-plasticism and such, on this well-timed visit, they had also curated an immense collection from Givenchy titled "To Audrey with Love." Even though I am completely out of my element when it comes to haute couture, I have heard of the celebrated fashion designer and have seen many of Audrey Hepburn's films. These dresses were beautifully handcrafted and reminded me of the movie scenes. Frequent ooh's and aah's from museum guests filled the halls. This was a rather pleasant visit and we were glad to have caught the temporary exhibition. Time just slipped away before we realized we had spent the afternoon in here.

Super panorama of Scheveningen (fishing village) circ 1880 on the shore closest to Haug,…read moreNetherlands. This re-creation took 4mos to paint, cost 49,000 kilders (about 400k US) with 6 painters working 18 hour days. The cost was a little pricey therefore only 4 stars!

A must visit if you're in Hague. Not a huge building but the art work was beautiful. We only had an…read morehour to visit Anna we made it work. The main attraction is the panorama painting of the beach area in Hague in the 1800's. It was magnificent! I believe they mentioned six artists painted it in 4 months. They also have sand surrounding the bottom so it looks like you're in the picture. Amazing!

My kids spent hours here…read more The highlight was all the medieval exhibits - literally not a bad exhibit There is also a second floor talking about your green footprint that was always very educational

From the owner: Het Museon is een leuk populairwetenschappelijk museum. De tentoonstellingen en activiteiten gaan…read moreover de mens en onze planeet. ONE PLANET (de permanente tentoonstelling) gaat in op de belangrijkste voorwaarden voor een vreedzame, rechtvaardige en veilige wereld: een eerlijke verdeling van voedsel, water en energie en aanvaarding van verschillen in culturele identiteit. Maak een interactieve ontdekkingsreis langs 17 thema's waar verschillende wereldwijde problemen met mogelijke oplossingen worden gepresenteerd. Iedere uitdaging is gerelateerd aan één van de 17 duurzame ontwikkelingsdoelen van de Verenigde Naties. Waar komt ons eten vandaan en wat eten we over vijftig jaar? Wat doen we om onze zeeën te beschermen? Welke energie gebruiken we nu en in de toekomst? Voeren we straks oorlog om drinkwater? Kijk op www.museon.nl voor alle tijdelijke tentoonstellingen en activiteiten.

One of the most charming cities we have visited. The weather was perfect and the city was alive and…read morevibrant. We were amazed at how many people and especially families rode bicycles. The canals seemed cleaner than others we've seen. The people were very friendly. and of course we had to go in all the shops that had the Delft Ceramics.

Beautiful City that is well known for the blue and white ceramic figures in the Netherlands! The…read moremain plaza is huge with two churches facing each other and numerous restaurants and stores around it. It is well worth taking a train and stopping in for a day or just a few hours to enjoy this beautiful city--it was like stepping into a postcard!

Right on the ocean is this museum with large pieces of art. It's filled out into the public space…read moreon the ocean front as well. Very large exhibit before you even get in. This is a fantastic museum for large installations. And right on the beach makes it a great way to spend a few hours. Walk here, parking is super expensive.

Sculptures by the Sea was OK. We went in to the main part of the museum and were done in about 30…read moreminutes. They explained that there were more sculptures outside but we couldn't find them. We gave up and left to eat at one of the sea side restaurants. The actual sculptures that we did see were pretty cool, but nothing that really warrants a come back.