Prince William V Gallery

Small exhibition, good artworks. The downstairs and adjacent building offers a good tour to the prison, interrogation room and knights chambers.

If you've been to the Mauritshuis museum, make sure to come to the Prince William Gallery because it's included in the price of your ticket and it's absolutely worthy. This place is quieter and more intimate, but still you can enjoy seeing paintings of Steen, Rubens, etc.. recommend!

Had a wonderful experience. Creative way to enter. Interesting artworks. A must do.

Visiting the Mauritshuis museum, included in the ticket, there is the possibility to visit the gallery as well. Small, but with lots of paintings. It is worth it. If you have the museum card, both are free.

Great collections. Though there is a booklet available in Dutch and English, the description is not elaborate. If you have a ticket from the Mauritshuis gallery it's accepted for entry. One can book tickets and time slot online.

Small place consisting of one room, you get a little booklet with some information about the paintings. Free for Museumcard holders. Not a " must see" but when you're around you can give it a visit

A nice addition to a Mauritshuis tour. The gallery is jam-packed with gorgeous paintings whose setup allows for a more "sit and take it all in" experience. I probably wouldn't do it as a standalone activity but paired with MH it is definitely a short but intense experience.

Small but with a lot of painting. You could spend two to three hours to enjoy the artworks.

Fantastic attachment to the Maurithuis exhibit.

Great small painting gallery. Entrance is free using the Mauritshuis ticket, so make sure to visit it alongside the larger gallery.

A snapshot of a bygone era: even though it's only one room there's so much to absorb. Definitely worth seeing with a museum card or without if you're a fan of art or European history.

Simply fantastic museum of Dutch painting from the Golden Age.
You can visit with ticket to Mauritshuis.

Beautiful collection shown in original setting. Rubens, Hals, Steen and more. Today it is a branch of the Mauritshuis, and can be visited together with the gevangenpoort.

I went here to see the drawings of Jan steen and frans hals etc.It was comfortable because it was not crowded even on holidays.

Be sure to check the introduction video (around 10 mins) before the entry.

Great small 18th century art gallery hidden away near Mauritshuis.

A fine collection.

Nice tour. I'm not an art person but I enjoyed the experience.

very nice place...lots of beautidul paintings

very small and cozy museum, with interesting collection.