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Escher Museum – Step Into the World of Optical Illusions. Located in the elegant former winter palace of Queen Emma in The Hague, the Escher Museum (Escher in Het Paleis) invites you into the fascinating mind of one of the world’s most imaginative artists: M.C. Escher. Known for his impossible perspectives, optical illusions, and mathematically inspired artworks, Escher continues to captivate visitors of all ages.
The museum features a rich collection of Escher’s most iconic works, including "Relativity", "Drawing Hands", and "Metamorphosis III", a 7-meter-long masterpiece displayed in the royal ballroom. Discover how Escher blended art, architecture, and geometry to challenge the boundaries of perception.
Interactive installations, hands-on exhibits, and detailed background stories give deeper insight into his techniques and lifelong fascination with symmetry and infinity. The museum also highlights Escher’s early landscapes and prints, revealing his evolution from a traditional draftsman to a visionary artist.
Set in a regal building with historic charm, the Escher Museum is a must-see for art lovers, families, and curious minds seeking to experience visual magic in every room.
