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The cash register closes at 16:30, the museum shop closes at 16:50
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Escher in The Palace is a permanent exhibition dedicated to the world-famous, imaginative artist M.C. Escher. Read about our permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.

The latest Escher Today
31 January 2026
There has always been great interest worldwide in M. C. Escher's work. Articles about him and his art often speak of 'optical illusions’ and his work is almost automatically associated with that term. Understandable, even though the relationship between optical illusions and Escher's work differs from how optical illusions are generally explained.

Escher in The Palace offers visitors two free audio guides. These can be listened to using the Bloomberg Connects app.
Our audio tours cannot only be listened to in the museum. With Bloomberg Connects you always have Escher in The Palace, and countless other museums, close at hand. Enjoy art whenever you want.

6 June 2026 | 09:30 - 11:00
Several times a year, Escher in The Palace organises special guided tours for those who are blind or visually impaired. Before regular opening hours, between 09.30 and 11.00, we open our doors and take you on a tour of a number of masterpieces from the museum’s permanent exhibition.

26 September 2026 | 09:30 - 11:00
Several times a year, Escher in The Palace organises special guided tours for those who are blind or visually impaired. Before regular opening hours, between 09.30 and 11.00, we open our doors and take you on a tour of a number of masterpieces from the museum’s permanent exhibition. This edition also focuses on the exhibition Escher & Islamic Contemporary Culture.