Best art gallery I've ever been too. Was going to go and see Escher at The Palace but my son suggested here so that we go here for a mix. The activities in the basement were well thought out and we learnt a lot. The Economy of Money was a wonderful suprise, very thought provoking and right up our street. I think we spent 5hrs here in total. Recommend this for famiies and people of all ages

So well laid out and welcoming!! Was looking forward to seeing the Mondriaans, but some are at the Tate Modern. Still, they seem to have brought out works they don't usually have on show. The Escher interpretations were excellent as well. Food at the cafe superb. So easy to get to on the no. 17 tram.

Really lovely museum with a good range of different exhibitions. The building itself is worth a visit and has a lovely central café space. The current Escher exhibition was excellent, especially the inclusion of modern artworks inspired by his art. It's a little way out from the centre, but it's easy to get a tram.

I wandered through most of the rooms because it has to be one of the emptiest art museums I've ever visited. the Delft porcelain I could look at with nobody there - it is amazing. I could sit in front of a Monet, a van Gogh, and some amazing paintings with nobody there. some of the paintings and exhibits are 1960s and 70s modern art which are not great but there are originals by MC Escher which are fabulous.

It was very easy to get to the Kunstmuseum - the number 17 tram stops right outside. There was no queue to get in. There were a few school trips there, but the museum is big enough to avoid any big groups. I do not understand modern art and was mystified by some of the exhibits. I enjoyed seeing the Mondrian work and some Delft pottery is beautifully displayed in a wood paneled room. There was a piece of Black Delft which I have not come across before. Overall, I had a great visit and would recommend it. I visited between exhibitions, so some galleries were closed while they changed over. I asked about gluten free food in the cafe. Most of the food involved bread, so I had a very limited choice but could have had a tuna salad.

This museum is so much larger than it appears. The staff were all pleasant with this 'only-English' speaker. Quite a variety of exhibits. The Hilma afKlint - Piet Mondrian exhibition was amazing. The cafe was pleasant and their food was tasty