Escher was a fantastic artist with futuristic ideas and perspectives. One of the best museum visits I’ve ever had. It is also so well arranged that one can see the progression in the art works of Escher. It can also be a trippy experience, so never miss an opportunity to visit. Located in the centre of The Hague, it is easily accessible by public transport. Set aside half a day for you’ll be surprised how fun and exciting an art museum visit can be.

This is a a very well presented narrative of Escher and his works. Very good value. Only downside for us was the large school group that arrived at the same time. It was managed really well so overall the experience was still excellent.

This gallery is an excellent stop on your visit to The Hague. They offer a free smart phone app that provides a room by room overview of the pieces you’re viewing. We found this gallery very do-able in one visit. Recommend.

I knew of Escher’s work and was intrigued to learn more about him. This museum certainly delivered. His early lithographs had entrancing detail, and the captions and information helped understand how his style and technique developed. It was wonderful to see the originals of all the pictures I knew beforehand. And yes of course we had our photo taken in the optical illusion chamber. Recommend this museum

I've done a lot of museum and art gallery tours in the last few weeks but this one definately stands out. Escher had a unique style that blended mathematics and art. The top floor was especially interesting as it allows you to play with perspectives in a similar manner as Escher.

This is one of the best museums in the city from Escher lovers and those who are not familiar with his work. Anyone can appreciate the art showcased here. The only thing missing is a video showcasing the method used in the making of lithographs.

Since 2002 - A permanent exhibition of Escher art work in the Lange Voorhout Palace. The fee was 11 Euro (Adult) when we visited. We very much enjoyed the visit and thought that it was great value for money. Friendly polite staff. Worth a visit if your in the area.

Embarrassed to say I haven't heard of Escher before visiting the palace. I was a bit wary at first because I thought that museums like these are a thing only people with an art education can enjoy. However, this really isn't the museum for art snobs — it's just a super fun place for those who enjoy detailed paintings and optical illusions. I got stuck in front of nearly every piece trying to understand how it was made. I feel it would be especially cool to visit with children, that's definitely the kind of place you enjoy more at younger age. The palace itself is absolutely gorgeous as well!

As a child I liked Eschers' work and so decided we had to visit here on our trip to the Hague. Anyone who appreciates art or Eschers work should like this place. I have to say I thought some of the works a bit boring and uninspiring, particularly the ground floor, but the works did get better later with some of the more famous works. We particularly liked the optical illusions on the top floor and these made the exhibition a little more interesting. The building is also very nice and enjoyable. We spent about 1.5 hours here and think that would be enough unless you wanted to read every little bit of information on the exhibits. This would also be a good place to visit if the weather in the Hague was a bit overcast or rainy.

This was a great place to spend a couple of hours learning about Escher, his methods and history, and optical art. The setting is a former royal palace, so we also learned more about the royal family and the palace itself. Our teenage daughter enjoyed the hands on activities upstairs.