Mauritshuis Museum

It may not be the peak season, and there is no problem entering several hours earlier than the scheduled session. The venue is not very large, the works are dense, and there are no particularly large works. In addition to the must-see treasures of the earthquake hall, many paintings are worth savoring and very worth it.

For the "Girl with Pearl Earrings", I accidentally found that there is also "Anatomy Class". It is worth visiting the art gallery to check in. Whether it is looking at the doorway or the lively, online purchase is more favorable than offline tickets.

I thought the admission fee was expensive, but it was so good. The interior of the museum itself is also pretty, so it tastes good to see, and it is an art museum that is enough to go to see only one work called a girl with a pearl earring.

The Royal Museum of Moritez is known for its famous painting "The Girl with Pearl Earrings", and many people come here. The head is moving, the paintings are compactly arranged, and the collection of a large number of important works from the Dutch Golden Age is very lively. In fact, the museum was originally a Dutch Renaissance residence, formerly a 17th-century aristocratic mansion, the entire building itself is a work of art.

Although it is not a big museum, there are many good collections, the most famous of course is "The Girl with Pearl Earrings." Tickets in Europe are really not expensive compared to accommodation and eating, and you must go there when you have time.

Great recommendation to go