Admission
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| Entrance fee | € 13,50 |
| Groups > 15 persons | € 12,50 p.p. |
| Youth 13-17 years | € 10,50 |
| Child 7-12 years | € 7,50 |
| Child 0-6 years | free |
| Students showing their college card | € 12,50 |
| Secondary School group (only when booked in advance) | € 5,50 p.p. |
| Primary School group (only when booked in advance) | € 4,50 p.p. |
| ICOM Card | free |
| Combination ticket Kunstmuseum Den Haag (available only at the box office) | € 35,00 |
Discount cards such as Ooievaarspas, Holland Pass, Rotterdampas, Dordtpas and CJP are also valid.
Please note: You can buy a ticket at our box office or an e-ticket via our website. Escher in The Palace does not work with tickets for a particular date or time slot. If you buy a ticket through the website, you can use this ticket to visit the museum up to one year after purchase without having to make a reservation in advance. If you are coming with a group of 15 or more, please let us know by sending an email to reservering@escherinhetpaleis.nl or by calling 070-4277730.
We do not accept the Museumkaart
Combination tickets
Make the most of your visit to The Hague!
With a combination ticket, you get extra savings when you visit Escher in The Palace along with another top attraction. These tickets can only be bought through Tiqets.
What's on
Escher in The Palace is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the world-famous, imaginative artist M.C. Escher. Read about our permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
Address & route description
Information about our location at the Lange Voorhout and how to get there.
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday: 11.00 – 17.00
The cash register closes at 16:30, the museum shop closes at 16:50
Visitor information
Information about disabled access, photography, our cloakroom & bag policy, eating & drinking at The Palace, pets and lost & found items.
Audio guides
Escher in The Palace offers visitors two free audio tours. These can be listened to through the IZI Travel app and are also featured on our website.
Masterpieces
Dutchman Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) is one of the most famous graphic artists in the world. The way he plays with perspective, space and reality means he remains fascinating even today. The highlights of his collection can be seen in Escher in The Palace.