Museum Voorlinden
A private contemporary art museum set in the Voorlinden estate in Wassenaar, featuring James Turrell's “Skyspace” and Ron Mueck's giant hyperrealistic figures.
Museum Voorlinden sits on an estate in Wassenaar, on the northern outskirts of The Hague. It opened in 2016 and is one of the most popular contemporary art museums in the Netherlands. The permanent collection includes James Turrell's “Skyspace,” Ron Mueck's hyperrealistic giant figures, Richard Serra's steel labyrinth and a “Swimming Pool” installation, along with large-scale special exhibitions. Outside are dunes, woodland and estate gardens, perfect for a walk. Admission is about €20, and advance online booking is recommended. From The Hague Central Station, take a bus for about 20 minutes, or cycle there.
Opening hours
Daily 11:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Louwman Museum
- Japanese Garden Clingendael
- Escher in The Palace
- Lange Voorhout
- Mauritshuis
- Binnenhof
- Madurodam
- Prison Gate Museum