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Museum with the World’s Largest Collection of Mondrian Works
ZoeyZoey
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🌍✨ Did you know the iconic Dior exhibition is only happening in The Hague? If you're a fashion lover, this is an absolute must-see! 🎨 The Dior – A New Look exhibition at Kunstmuseum Den Haag is a stunning showcase of one of the world’s most legendary couture houses. From Dior’s revolutionary designs that shaped post-war Paris to exclusive collections and costume jewelry from the world’s largest private collections, this exhibition is pure fashion history! 👜👗 With incredible pieces on loan from Dior Héritage, Musée Yves Saint Laurent, and private collections, you’ll be immersed in the evolution of Dior’s timeless style. This is not just about fashion. it’s about storytelling, from Dior’s humble beginnings in Normandy to his bold leap into the fashion world with his unforgettable 1947 collection. 💫 📅 Mark your calendars! This exhibition runs from September 21st to January 26th. Don’t forget to snap your pics! For all my fashionistas out there, this is your chance to dive into Dior’s universe. You won’t want to miss this!
Emily LevertEmily Levert
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This modern art museum has a large variety of dutch modern art including Mondriaan and MCE. Make sure to download the app before you go in as it provides a lot of rich information. The art museum has a restaurant in the middle which provides coffee, tea, juice and some light meals including sandwishes. The toileta are generally well maintained and clean and the staff are incredibly friendly and bilingual. At the bottom is an amazing section for kids to have an interactive experience and learn more about the various exhibitions and art in general. You might want to allow a good hour for this though as there is a lot of moving around, dancing and running from one room to the next. As for the main exhibits it is really well displayed. The MCE exhibitions specifically is amazing as the displays transports you into the world of shapes, dimensions, lines and spaces. This is a must see option to provide you with a good balance after viewing various of the other older Dutch paintings and art.
Wybrand GanzevoortWybrand Ganzevoort
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The museum's extensive collection of Dutch and international art spans from the 17th century to contemporary works, offering visitors a rich and diverse cultural experience. One of the highlights of the museum is its collection of works by Piet Mondriaan, one of the most celebrated Dutch artists of the 20th century. The museum offers also an impressive selection of art from a wide range of artists and movements. From the Dutch Golden Age to contemporary works, the museum's collection is thoughtfully curated and beautifully displayed. Personally I enjoy the architecture of this museum a lot. The building has undergone several renovations over the years, with the most recent one completed in 2021 by the Dutch architects KAAN Architecten. One of the most impressive features of the renovated museum is the new entrance hall, which has been transformed into a light-filled atrium with a soaring glass ceiling. This space provides a stunning introduction to the museum.
Andrei PetrescuAndrei Petrescu
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This museum has a very good collection of artworks, especially in paintings by Piet Mondrian. If you are a fan of Piet Mondrian, this museum is a must-see. Among all the brilliant works on display, I love “The Red Mill” the best. The contrast and the mysterious sense created by red and blue is so stunningly beautiful. However, the reason I came from Germany to this museum - the famous “Evening Red Tree” by Piet Mondrian - was not on display on that day (2022.06.22). I asked one staff if it was lent out to somewhere else and he also had no idea. One day before my visit I checked the website but there was no information indicating this painting was not available. It was a pity. Minus one star for taking down one of their most well-known masterpieces without prior notice on website. 🤕
Sherry ZhangSherry Zhang
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Kunstmuseum is a combination of art and playfulness. On -1 you will find the children's sections which is amazing for any age and the ground and first floor have everything else that you would like to see. The price for this museum is €17 and I would totally recommend to anyone to book the tickets in advance as you may have to wait even for half and hour. I found this museum a bit weird when it comes to which round to follow in order to see everything with a convenience. There were no arrows to follow and I found it a bit confusing. Some people may find it nice not to have directions as it is free space. I am sure that there are things which I have missed because of that. The staff are friendly and helpful and all in all it is worth visiting both with and without children!
veronica Leventiveronica Leventi
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Stadhouderslaan 41, 2517 HV Den Haag, Netherlands
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+31 70 338 1111
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kunstmuseum.nl
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The Kunstmuseum Den Haag is an art museum in The Hague in the Netherlands, founded in 1866 as the Museum voor Moderne Kunst. Later, until 1998, it was known as Haags Gemeentemuseum, and until the end of September 2019 as Gemeentemuseum Den Haag.
attractions: Omniversum, Museon, The Hague Marriott Hotel, Fotomuseum Den Haag, Park Sorghvliet, KM21, restaurants: Pastanini, Flavor's, Kyatcha Den Haag, Restaurant Hudson Den Haag Statenkwartier, Brasserie Berlage, Keraton Damai B.V., Chinees Indisch Restaurant Walong, Van Maanen, La Piazzetta di Lauro, Sgroppino Ristorante
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