About this experience
Discover Dutch Golden Age masterpieces with The Mauritshuis Museum Ticket in The Hague. Housed in a stunning 17th-century city palace, see Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp. Explore elegant rooms with silk wall coverings and chandeliers, filled with portraits, seascapes, and still lifes by Fabritius, Rubens, and Jan Steen.
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Mauritshuis, Plein 29, The Hague
Head to the main entrance on Plein 29. Present your mobile or printed ticket at the door. If you have children under 19, collect their complimentary entry pass at the service desk before entering the galleries.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile screen or printout)
- Valid ID if requested for child age verification
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your mobile ticket is accepted at the entrance — simply show your booking confirmation on your phone.
My children are under 19. Do I still need to book tickets for them?
Children and teenagers under 19 enter free of charge. You do not need to book a ticket for them online — collect their complimentary pass at the museum's service desk when you arrive. Note that on-site passes are subject to the museum's daily capacity, so arriving early is advisable.
What time should I arrive?
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. Check the museum's official website before your visit for current opening hours and any seasonal closures or public holiday variations.
Is the Mauritshuis wheelchair accessible?
The museum is housed in a historic 17th-century building. We recommend checking the Mauritshuis website directly for the latest accessibility information before your visit.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Please refer to the cancellation policy shown at checkout for the exact terms that apply to your booking.
Does this ticket include temporary exhibitions?
This ticket covers the permanent collection. Temporary or special exhibitions may require a separate ticket, available at the museum.