Attractions
Huis Ten Bosch Museum
The magnificent art museum located within Palace Huis Ten Bosch houses a large collection of world-famous art pieces, including copperplate prints by Rembrandt. Among them, the collection of works by MC Escher, famous for his optical illusions, is one of the best in the world. The dome-shaped mural "Anti-War and Peace," measuring 19 meters high and 11 meters wide at its widest point, is a truly impressive sight.
*The images of the exhibition room are for illustrative purposes only. Please check "News & Events" for the current exhibition contents.
Announcements & events
[Next episode preview] Let's go to the art museum!
[Period] October 3, 2025 - January 25, 2026
The picture book "Bunny Goes to the Museum" (written and illustrated by Dick Bruna, translated by Matsuoka Kyoko) depicts Miffy (Bunny) enjoying the museum with her honest sensibilities. This exhibition is based on "Bunny Goes to the Museum" and is an exhibition that allows you to enjoy the museum. Enjoy a variety of art with Miffy.
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[Related Event] Gallery Talk
[Period] October 5, 2025 -
Date: Every Sunday
time: 13:30/16:00
time: Approximately 30 minutes
*Please gather at the Huis Ten Bosch Museum entrance before the start of the event.
The curator in charge will introduce the works in "Let's go to the art museum! Learn how to enjoy modern art from Dick Bruna." Why not enjoy the world of art even more?
[Related Event] Miffy & Museum Stamp Rally
[Period] - January 25, 2026
Collect stamps and go on a museum tour.
Paper distribution locations
・Entry Information
・ Central Information Center
・ Palace Shop
*Each museum has its own Business Hours. Please note that stamps cannot be issued when the museum is closed.
Dutch folklore exhibit
Location: 3rd floor exhibition room
Huis Ten Bosch has a collection of approximately 3,000 folk materials, including Dutch folk costumes, accessories, and implements from the 19th century, some of which are on display. Along with these folk materials, we will also introduce 19th century Dutch culture through paintings from the book "Dutch Regional Costumes Drawn from Life" by the Dutch painters Valentyn Bing (1812-95) and Braet Von Ueberfeldt (1807-94).
| Name | Huis Ten Bosch Museum |
|---|---|
| Location | Palace Huis Ten Bosch |
| Time required | Half an hour |
*You must present Huis Ten Bosch admission passport upon entry.
[Usage Restrictions]
The following people cannot use this service:
・People under the influence of alcohol ※Museum
・If the host crew determines that the guest is not appropriate
[Notes]
・Please do not touch the exhibits or display cases.
・Please do not run inside the building.
・Please refrain from entering the museum in electric carts.
・Please refrain from using flash photography to protect the artworks.
・To protect the artworks, please refrain from bringing umbrellas, parasols, food, drinks, items that are wet or have water droplets on them, or any other items that may damage the exhibits into the exhibition room.
・Anyone who causes a nuisance or behaves in a way that may damage the artwork, or who does not follow the instructions of the host crew, may be asked to leave.
*The final reception time may change depending on the congestion situation.
[Wheel Chair Users]
Wheel Chair access available
