Museum shop
The museum shop is located on the ground floor in one of the beautiful rooms of the Palace. Besides exclusive gifts, you can buy a great many Escher mementos in the museum shop such as books, mugs, T-shirts, cards, jigsaw puzzles, jewellery and posters
The shop is managed and staffed by volunteers, all the proceeds are used for Art and Culture projects in The Hague and the Escher collection of the Museum.
Opening hours and Contact
The shop is open from Tuesday till Sunday from 11:00 till 16:50
If you need more information please contact the shop at escherpaleiswinkel@gmail.com or call at 0031 (0)70 345 5850
The shop uses a PIN-only policy. Payments in cash are not possible.
Would you like to visit the museum shop without a visit to the museum? Just ask at the box-office for entrance to the museum shop.
Online shop
For a large collection of posters, ties, t-shirts, puzzles, games, ceramics, sculptures, accessories and stationery, please visit the store of the The Escher Company.
History
The museum shop dates from before the opening of Escher in The Palace. In 1995 a group of friends from the Gemeentemuseum started to help out with the running of the shop in “Het Paleis” museum. From a group of ten volunteers we have grown to a group of around fifty ladies and gentlemen who run the shop. The foundation “Vrienden van Escher en Het Paleis” was founded in 1996. The proceeds of the shop go to Cultural projects in The Hague, Escher in The Palace and the Gemeentemuseum.
With donations we have acquired the blue Day and Night by M.C Escher and Two Reds with Violet by Bridget Riley, from 2008.
More about The Palace
History
Our building at the Lange Voorhout has a long history. Read about its origins, the Royals who lived here and how this palace became the residence of a permanent exhibition dedicated to Escher.
The Hague
The Hague and the Kingdom of the Netherlands are closely linked. The regal allure of The Hague is clearly evident all around the city.
MC Cafe
The MC Café is a pleasant place to take a break in your museum visit. It is housed in the former kitchen of Queen Emma. Here, in addition to enjoying the extensive daily selection, you can also reserve a celebrationary high tea. The MC Café is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday