The beautiful Prince William V Gallery is situated in the midst of the historical centre of The Hague. The Gallery is located at the Buitenhof, a five minute walk from the Mauritshuis. You can easily combine a visit to the Gallery with a visit to the Mauritshuis, or the nearby Prison Gate Museum Gevangenpoort.
The Mauritshuis is home to the Best of Dutch painting from the Golden Age. The compact, yet world-renowned collection, is situated in the heart of The Hague, right next to the government centre.
The collection of the Museum Rijswijk is divided into several collection areas and comprises more than 8,000 objects. For example, the museum has a large collection of paintings, prints and drawings of artists who lived or worked in the town from the 17th century
Click on image for more information and a full programme of events Beelden aan Zee Harteveltstraat 12586 EL Den Haag Tel: 0031-(0)70-358 58 57 Museum Beelden aan Zee is a unique cultural institution in the Netherlands; it is the only Dutch museum that focuses exclusively on contemporary international sculpture. Its founders, Theo and Lida…
Click on image for more information and a full programme of events Sonnenborgh Museum and Observatory Zonnenburg 2 3512 NL Utrecht T: (030) 820 1420 Discover the secrets of Sonnenborgh. Go behind the thick walls of the 16th Century Bastion to search for cannon emplacements. Climb the stairs up to the 19th Century telescope domes…
The Museum of Groceries is housed in a small early 17th century cottage, set in a courtyard between Hoogt and the Long Jansstraat.
The Dutch museum of back streets and popular neighbourhoods (Nederlands Volksbuurtmuseum) is situated walking distance from Utrecht central station.
Click on image for more information and a full programme of events Universiteitsmuseum Utrecht Lange Nieuwstraat 106 3512 PN Utrecht Tel . (030) 253 80 08 Come and check out the Universiteitsmuseum Utrecht and get to know your inner scientist. At the museum you will experience the differences between science now and in bygone days.…
