Best places: Museums in The Hague, Netherlands

Museum with the world's oldest private car collection, with cars dating from the 19th century.

Government collection of hundreds of Dutch paintings, with works by Rembrandt & Vermeer.

Art deco style building housing contemporary & modern art collections, plus guided tours & lectures.

Interactive museum with characters from kids' books, reading corners & language-based activities.

Visitor center detailing the history of Dutch democracy & governance. Guided tours by appointment.

Landmark Renaissance-style complex with judicial courts, gardens & a library, plus a visitor center.

Movie theater showing immersive IMAX films on a massive, curved screen.

Museum featuring the history of the fishing village Scheveningen, along with local underwater life.

State-of-the-art, family-friendly museum exploring mankind's relationship with nature & culture.

Dutch art gallery featuring exhibitions, lectures, concerts & other events, plus a cafe & garden.

Photography museum hosting wide-ranging exhibitions by both contemporary & classic photographers.

👍👍 Very nice museum over the old public transportation from the Hauge/HTM.

👍👍 Small yet very informative museum, costs 3 euro for adult and 1 euro for children, and it's worth the price. The information provided by this museum is very detail. Only open for certain specific times so make sure you check the website first before visiting. I went to Den Haag on Sunday just to vis...

Museum detailing the Hague's history, with artefacts, portraits, cityscapes & temporary exhibitions.

😠 I was very disappointed, as an old "singer" singing with the musicians during museum nacht was aggressive and made discriminatory comments towards me. I was told by said person that I am a "foreigner" and should "go back to my country" while I was partaking in the ukulele workshop.. For a museum re...

👍👍 Nice Statue in memoriam to the dead people who stay in the sea.

👍👍 Awsome place with lots of stuff

Museum on book production & design from 6th century to now, in the home of a 19th-century collector.

Vast, glass-topped contemporary meeting space for cultural, educational and corporate events.

👍👍 If you've been to the Mauritshuis museum, make sure to come to the Prince William Gallery because it's included in the price of your ticket and it's absolutely worthy. This place is quieter and more intimate, but still you can enjoy seeing paintings of Steen, Rubens, etc.. recommend!