Louvemann Automobile Museum
Haag, Leidsestraatweg, 57 
The Louvemann Automobile Museum is not as famous as the other retro car museums in Europe, but the collection is very, very deserving of inspection - even if you are not an obsessed motorist. His collection, which today consists of more than 240 cars, began to collect in 1934
Esher Museum
Haag, Lange Voorhout, 74 
The Escher Museum was opened in The Hague since 2002. It occupies the old building of the Langhe Voorhaut Palace, built in the 18th century and in itself quite interesting. Queen Emma used the palace as her winter residence until her death in 1934
Museon in The Hague
Haag, Stadhouderslaan 37 
The Museum is a museum dedicated to science and culture, whose collections are associated with geology, biology, archeology, history, science and ethnology. The idea of its creation appeared in 1904 in the head of the editor-in-chief of the city newspaper: he came up with a museum where children could learn more about the industry.
The Hague Municipal Museum
Haag, Stadhouderslaan, 41 
Gemeentemuseum was founded in 1935 as a museum of contemporary art - not only artistic, but also decorative and applied. The museum occupies a building specially built for it in the style of art deco just off the city center. It includes the museum of photography.
Madurodam Park
Hague, George Maduroplein 1 
Madurodam Park is not in vain considered one of the main entertainment of the city. Opened in 1952, a miniature town developed, expanded and now it is a whole park, which you can see from the side - a rather interesting sight.
Everyone knows The Hague solely because it houses the residence of the Dutch government, the UN court and the royal court. However, the fact that this third largest and one of the most ancient cities of the country can boast of an impressive museum collection and fantastically rare works of art is somehow overlooked.
In vain, I must say, local collections are ready to compete in their significance with the capital's museums. The first thing you should pay attention to is the Mauritshuis Gallery and the Hague City Museum, as well as the very Binnenhof in which the Dutch Parliament is located
So let's briefly go over the most museums of The Hague and finally determine which of them are worthy "must-visit" status. It's better to start with the legendary Mauritshuis, where there is an amazing exhibition of paintings by Dutch masters of the golden 17th century - and this is Vermeer, Rembrandt, and the genius Potter.
Better start with the legendary Mauritshuis, where the stunning exhibition of Dutch paintings masters of the golden 17th century - this is Vermeer, Rembrandt, and the genius Potter.
Continuing the art theme, one should definitely look into the museum of Eschermuseum - a famous graphic artist and a popular Dutch artist who is in the former royal court "Lange Voorhout". Bright black-and-white and colorful paintings will undoubtedly impress even distant art world tourists.
Enjoying the Dutch "arts", visit the Gemeentemuseum. Here, in addition to musical instruments, modern art and fashionable clothes from different eras, you can get acquainted with a decent collection of paintings by the famous Pete Mondrian.
The special "token" of The Hague is Panorama Mesdag. The whole collection of it consists of one picture, but what: 14 m in height and 120 m in length. And she depicts the fishing village of Scheveningen in the 19th century by Hendrik Willem Mesdag.
Finally, there are a couple of meetings that should not be overlooked. Firstly, the Museum of "sculpture at sea" (Beelden aan Zee), which is in the nearby village of Scheveningen. The collection consists of sculptures of the 20th century. Secondly, the educational Museon (Museon), where it is worth reducing children: interesting expositions about science, ethnology and similar things, always attracting the attention of children. And, finally, the open-air museum of Madurodam, where tiny copies of all the main sights of Holland are exhibited.