While many people come here to see the 20th-century paintings, there’s also a sublime collection of decorative arts that showcases tulip vases from Delft, intricate dollhouses, and some 50,000 prints by illustrious artists of the last two centuries. Don’t miss the interactive, kid-friendly Wonderkamers exhibition, in which kids effectively become part of a space-age computer game as they explore the gallery. Although this museum is easy to visit independently, it’s also a stop on a few local city tours.
Kunstmuseum Den Haag is located north of the city center. If you're coming from The Hague Central Station, you can take bus #24 towards Kijkduin or tram #16 towards Statenkwartie and get out at the Kunstmuseum/Museon station. Paid street parking is also available in the surrounding neighborhood.
Kunstmuseum Den Haag is a year-round attraction, though it’s a good idea to check the website before you visit to find out about any special events and exhibitions. Note that it’s typically closed on Mondays and on Christmas Day.
