Escher Museum
The Escher Museum is located in the Royal Palace in The Hague and showcases the works of the world-famous Dutch graphic artist Escher. His works, which focus on optical illusions, are very interesting.
The first and second floors display almost all of his works, but the most popular is the 'Interactive World of Escher' on the third floor of the museum. Through some innovative designs, visitors can immerse themselves in Escher's world and experience the fun of scientific spirit, making it an excellent destination for family trips.
Louwman Museum
The Louwman Museum in The Hague is the oldest car museum in the world. Its exterior is grand and atmospheric, resembling a classic European countryside manor. The museum houses over 240 antique cars, including modern classics, luxury cars, and racing cars, which are dazzling to behold.
Some exhibits are particularly unique, such as Churchill's personal car, the Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond film 'Goldfinger', and Elvis Presley's Cadillac.
Royal Palace of the Netherlands
The Royal Palace is where the Queen of the Netherlands usually works. If the Dutch flag is raised on the roof of the palace, it means the Queen is working here. Some festive events are also held here from time to time.
It is important to note that the Royal Palace is not open to the public, and tourists can only take photos from the outside.
Panorama Mesdag Museum
The Panorama Mesdag is 14 meters high and 120 meters in circumference, offering a 360-degree view that spans 1680 meters. It vividly depicts the scenery of the Scheveningen coast in the Netherlands in 1881: the sea, dunes, fishing village, and the sky swept by a gentle breeze.
This oil painting is not only the most exquisite and oldest existing panorama in the world but also the world's first optical display medium. Due to the natural light coming through the top of the exhibition hall, you will find that the entire painting produces wonderful effects based on the changes in light and shadow during different seasons.
Bredius Museum
This is a museum named after Bredius, a scholar who authored many articles and books on art history and was known as an internationally renowned 'Rembrandt expert'. He also served as the director of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts.
The museum houses works by over 150 artists. In addition to paintings, the museum is most famous for its extensive collection of silverware, including 70 pieces of Amsterdam silver craftsmanship from the 17th to the 19th century.
