Gemeentemuseum

Best museum of Den Haag, interesting permanent collection and always something new. the café in the courtyard is well worth visiting. interesting building by Berlage. the 2 museums next door are not at all worth visting, waste of time ! Another good tip is to walk to the shopping area of the Frederikstraat, a number of non standard shops.

Loved the museum but the customer service experience was truly awful. I bought a museum card several days ago. I have been to 3 museums without any trouble. The guy today stopped me from going in because my card was missing some sort of sticker. Fortunately, my Dutch friend marched us right over to the ticket counter and the nice lady issued me a ticket. When I showed nasty man my ticket, he still wasn’t happy about letting me in. He was a total idiot about this whole thing. It was not necessary. The card scanned with or without the sticker. He just decided to give an American a hard time. Shame on him. Blessings to the nice lady who «fixed» the issue that wasn’t even broken. I run a museum in California, and I would fire anyone on my staff who treated a customer so badly.

If you are a museum goer and in the Hague this one is worth a stop. Its got a lot of modern, and a lot of Mondrian. There is a hands on section here that is great fun. Like most museums in the Netherlands, this one is not too big so its fun and easy for a morning or afternoon stop.
I believe its on the «Museumkaart» list too.
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This is a surprising gem in Den Haag! The museum houses mostly modern art, and is most well-​known for its collection of Mondrian work. There are informative videos and displays that showcase/​explain the history of the movement and the intent of the art. There is also a gorgeous Delft Blue collection.
The basement also hosts the «Wonder Kamers» which is an interactive exhibit that allows you to get a more hands-​on approach to learning. It is great for adults and kids! Basically you are given the task of making your own «exhibit» by earning points from various activities, such as recreating artwork, dancing, or even a cat walk. At the end, you can spend your points to «purchase» artwork for your exhibit and there is a mini-​museum in the center where you can see a digital version of it!
TIP: Pay attention to what the tablet guide is telling you!!!
Overall, the museum has excellent explanations in English and engaging exhibits that appeal to everyone.

Das Gemeentemuseum is einer der besten kunstmuseen der Niederlanden. Schon Seit viele Jahren präsentiert dieses Museum interessante, gegenwärtige und moderne Kunst Expositionen. Dieses Museum ist zu interessant um zu überschlagen.
Und nur wenige Schritten entfernt: ein Fotomuseum und ein wissenschaftliches Museum

Very large museum, actually a bit too large. Great paintings, very much modern art (which is not my favourite) and other exhibitions. It is very easy to get lost :-(

This museum flies under the radar, for some reason, but is well worth your time.
It’s known particularly for its collection of Mondrian’s work (including the iconic «Victory Boogie Woogie»), but it features a lot of modern art, in addition to collections of fashion, music, prints, and period rooms. At the urging of an enthusiastic and knowledgeable docent on the ground level, we saw special exhibits that were unusual and fascinating: one about Mondrian and «De Stijl,» one about Hans van Bentem (whose chandeliers in the Escher museum make a nice counterpoint), and one of highlights from the temporarily closed Mauritshuis.
The Gemeentemuseum is a little out of the way, but it’s eclectic and interesting enough to make a special trip. I’d love to come back and explore more.