Mauritshuis Museum + Escher in The Palace

Mauritshuis Museum + Escher in The Palace Tickets

Experience two of The Hague's most fascinating cultural attractions with a combined ticket to the Mauritshuis Museum and Escher in The Palace. The Mauritshuis houses one of the world's finest collections of Dutch Golden Age paintings, including Vermeer's famous "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and masterworks by Rembrandt, Van Dyck and Rubens. The intimate gallery spaces in this 17th-century palace create an exceptional viewing experience.

Escher in The Palace, located in the elegant Lange Voorhout Palace, showcases the mind-bending optical illusions and mathematical art of Maurits Cornelis Escher. You'll see his famous tessellations, impossible staircases and visual puzzles that challenge your perception of reality. The historic royal rooms provide a stunning backdrop for Escher's intricate works, with interactive exhibits helping you understand his artistic vision.

Highlights

• Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and other Dutch Golden Age masterpieces at Mauritshuis
• Paintings by Rembrandt, Van Dyck and Rubens in refined 17th-century gallery spaces
• Escher's famous optical illusions, tessellations and impossible architectural drawings
• Interactive exhibits explaining Escher's mathematical approach to art
• Historic palace settings that enhance both collections
• Comprehensive journey through centuries of Dutch artistic achievement

Plan Your Visit to Mauritshuis Museum + Escher in The Palace

Both museums are located in the heart of The Hague and easily accessible by public transport or on foot. Your ticket provides single entry to each location, and you can visit both on the same day at your own pace. Audio guides may be available at both venues - check at the entrance for current options.

The Mauritshuis Museum offers wheelchair access, though Escher in The Palace does not have wheelchair accessibility due to the historic palace layout. Bring valid photo identification and your mobile or printed ticket for entry. While exploring The Hague's cultural quarter, you might also consider visiting the Peace Palace or taking a walking tour of The Hague's historic centre to discover more of this remarkable city's heritage.