Top Culture in South Holland

If you're wanting to save some cash, check online for any discount codes or combo tickets. I found a deal that included a few other museums, which worked out great

I recommend visiting early in the morning, like around 9 AM, to beat the crowds. It was much quieter then, and I could soak in the artwork without feeling rushed.

If you're an art lover, I recommend setting aside at least 2 hours. There's so much to take in and moving fast means you'll miss the little details!

If you're on a budget, consider bringing your own snacks. There are nice places to sit but the cafe can get pricey for just coffee and a pastry.

Don't miss the gift shop! I found some unique souvenirs there, but make sure to compare prices. I saw the same stuff cheaper at other shops around the city.

If you can, visit on a Tuesday morning. It was way less crowded, and I could enjoy the exhibits at my own pace. Really made a difference!

I recommend grabbing the audio guide. It’s super informative and only a few euros. Helps you learn so much more about the art without breaking the bank.

My advice is to check out the temporary exhibitions. I stumbled upon one during my visit and it was the highlight! So much more engaging than the permanent collection.

Plan your visit on a Thursday if you can; they have extended hours and it’s usually less crowded in the evening. It makes for a more relaxed experience!

Don't skip the museum café – the pastries are delicious and quite affordable. It’s a nice spot to recharge before diving into the next section of the museum!