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Everything you need for your visit to Museum Maluku: from opening hours and getting there to accessibility and what's on now.

Museum Maluku is located in Museum Sophiahof in The Hague. Opening hours, admission and getting there apply to the whole building.

Visitors viewing an exhibition in Museum Maluku

Practical information

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Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday
11.00 - 17.00 uur

Closed on Monday

Admission

Adult
€ 9.50

Museum Card and children up to and including 12 years free. All prices

Location

Museum Sophiahof
Sophialaan 10
2514 JR Den Haag

Tram 1, bus 22, 24 and 28 — Mauritskade stop

Admission

You buy your ticket at the desk or online in advance. Museum Card holders and children up to and including 12 years old have free admission.

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Admission prices for Museum Maluku
Adult Admission to Museum Maluku at Museum Sophiahof, Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00–17:00. € 9.50
Youth aged 13 to 17 Admission for young people aged 13 to 17. € 5.00
Discount rate For holders of a Veteranenpas, CJP card or Ooievaarspas, and for groups of 15 or more. € 6.50
Child up to 12 Children up to and including 12 years have free admission. Free
Museum Card On presentation of a valid Museum Card. Free

How to get there

Public transport

Tram 1 and bus 22, 24 and 28 stop at Mauritskade, a five-minute walk from the museum.

Plan your journey in advance via 9292, so you know the current situation.

Bicycle and on foot

The museum is located at the Sophialaan 10 in the Archipelbuurt area, within walking distance of the centre of The Hague.

Parking

Please note there is paid parking in the immediate area.

There are two spaces for people with disabilities in the car park. Regular spaces cannot be reserved.

Accessibility

We want as many people as possible to be able to visit Museum Maluku. Below you'll find practical information about the accessibility of the venue.

  • Wheelchair access: available
  • Lift: present
  • Accessible toilet: present
  • Borrow a wheelchair: available
  • Companion: free entry
  • Assistance dogs: welcome
  • Buggies and prams: permitted
  • Parking: reserve in advance

You can reserve a parking space via the form on the accessibility page, at least 48 hours in advance. We do our utmost best, regular spots cannot be reserved.

Want to know more? View all information about accessibility or ask your question.

Visitors reading personal stories in the exhibition

What can you expect?

A visit to Museum Maluku is not a walk along one fixed story. You move between personal memories, historical context, contemporary perspectives and new readings of Moluccan heritage. Sometimes you stand close to a personal story, sometimes to an object, image or artwork that raises larger questions. The experience shifts between looking, reading, listening and discovering, with room to draw your own connections and bring your own perspective.

Allow about an hour for an unhurried visit, or longer if you want more time for the stories and details.

Visiting with others

Frequently asked questions

Is the Museum Card accepted?

Yes. With a valid Museum Card you have free admission.

Do I need to buy a ticket in advance?

That's not necessary, you can also buy a ticket at the desk. You can buy online via the ticket page.

When is the museum closed?

The museum is closed on Mondays. In addition, the following exceptions apply:

  • Easter Sunday Open
  • Easter Monday Open
  • King's Day Closed
  • Ascension Day Open
  • Whit Sunday Open
  • Whit Monday Open
  • Christmas Day Closed
  • Boxing Day Open
  • New Year's Day Closed
  • Summer closure 27 July to 2 August 2026 Closed
May I take photographs in the museum?

Photographs and film recordings for private use are allowed, without lights, flash or tripod. Other visitors must not be recognisable in the shot.

Where can I leave my coat and bag?

In the cloakroom there are lockers for your coat, umbrella, backpack and walking sticks. These are not allowed inside the museum. We cannot store large backpacks and suitcases.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are not allowed, with the exception of certified assistance dogs. These are welcome, on a lead.

Can I bring my own food and drink?

Food and drink you bring with you cannot be consumed in the museum café, on the terrace or in the galleries.

Can I smoke at the museum?

The museum is smoke-free, including for e-cigarettes, both inside and on the terrace. There is a smoking area directly to the right of the entrance.

Museums nearby

All three within walking distance, easy to combine with your visit.

  • Panorama Mesdag

    Zeestraat 65, 2518 AA The Hague

  • Vrijmetselarij Museum

    Javastraat 2B, 2585 AM The Hague

  • De Mesdag Collectie

    Laan van Meerdervoort 7F, 2517 AB The Hague