Ceramics Museum Princessehof

We thought we would spend just one our here and move one to the next museum here...but stuck till the closing hours of 1700. Here is so much to see..This house was a birthplace of M.C. Escher and home place for princess Marie Louise van Orange-Nassau. The exhibit of Bouke De Vries was the highlight of entire visit...or was it coffee and cakes in the cafeteria?

This is one of the best museums I’ve visited. It was a pleasant surprise - the Dutch really know how to make museums interesting ❣️✨️

Such a cute museum with a rich history of ceramics. I love the layout of the exhibition and we were there for the WuZeTian special exhibition. Also I left my sweater there by accident, the staff is very helpful and shipped the sweater to me. Highly recommend this museum to anyone.

Great collection of ceramics. On the outside the location looks nice, inside is way more spacious then you would expect.

Great exhibit about Wu Zetian (we didn't check out the rest of the museum at this time) and very friendly staff as well.

A great museum with a wide range of Ceramics from all over the planet. But not only that, there's also a great Escher exhibition in the basement. Every floor and room is very accessible with ramps and lifts.

As the name of museum says it’s a museum about ceramics! The building it’s nice to experience because the made connection between different old buildings to have more space! For hole collection is more about the typical blue Dutch ceramics and alse Chinese ceramics but there are also a few more from other corners of world! The museum it’s not that big , I guess most of the people can visit it in a few hours!

I really enjoyed the museum - though I do think to properly appreciate it, you need to have an interest in ceramic making or ceramic patterns. The museum isn't too big but it has a lot of different rooms with interesting artefacts.