Explore the Escher Museum

The Escher Museum, housed in the 18th-century Lange Voorhout Palace, is dedicated to the famed Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher.

Founded in 2002, the museum displays nearly all of Escher’s prints, ranging from his early works to his optical illusion masterpieces. The architectural setting enhances the cultural significance of the displayed artworks, offering insights into Escher’s artistic evolution and the interrelationship between mathematics and art.

Noteworthy Attractions

• 🖼️ Extensive Collection: View iconic pieces like Belvedere and Waterfall.
• 🔍 Interactive Experiences: Engage with optical illusions such as the impossible Penrose Triangle.
• 📽️ Multimedia Presentations: Enjoy documentaries and simulations about Escher's techniques.

The museum charges an entry fee, ideal for art enthusiasts, families with children, and historians alike.