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Guglielmo, United Kingdom

09 Sep 2024

Excellent

The exhibition is a must go for evryobe visiting The Hague or South Holland. An excellent route from the early works of the artist through his most famous ones. A true gem in The Heague.

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Carol , United States

11 Sep 2024

Excellent

Seeing so much of Escher's work in one place and in context was incredible. It was one of the only museums I've ever been in where everyone is smiling as they go through the collection. I'd go...

Seeing so much of Escher's work in one place and in context was incredible. It was one of the only museums I've ever been in where everyone is smiling as they go through the collection. I'd go again if I make it back to Den Haag or anywhere nearby.

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Anonymous

03 Jan 2025

Excellent

Enjoyed both Mauritshuis and Escher in the Palace museums. Easy scan and go for entry and text reminders helped keep us on track. Highly recommend a stop in both but if you can only do one...

Enjoyed both Mauritshuis and Escher in the Palace museums. Easy scan and go for entry and text reminders helped keep us on track. Highly recommend a stop in both but if you can only do one Mauritshuis is the higher priority. Enjoy!!!

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About: Escher in The Palace

Escher in Het Paleis / Escher in The Palace is located in The Hague's impressive former Winter Palace of the Queen Mother Emma. It makes for a day of optical illusions in some fairy tale surroundings.

The Palace is easily reached by all trams to the Malieveld tram stop.

Escher Museum

Friday

11:00 - 17:00

Saturday

11:00 - 17:00

Sunday

11:00 - 17:00

Monday

Tuesday

11:00 - 17:00

Wednesday

11:00 - 17:00

Thursday

11:00 - 17:00

Escher in The Palace

74,Lange Voorhout, 2514 EH, The Hague

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Museum Panorama Mesdag

Vincent van Gogh stood at the Belvedere at the Panorama's opening on August 01, 1881, and admired the view from this spot. He said: "The only thing wrong with the Panorama of Scheveningen is that nothing is wrong with it" The Mesdag Panorama is the oldest panorama in the world that is still situated at its original location. Come and explore it yourself at Museum Panorama Mesdag in The Hague, Netherlands, and be sucked into the magical 360-degree optical illusion of a giant 19th-century masterpiece.