Museum De Gevangenpoort

The Gevangenpoort (Prisoner''s Gate) is a former gate and medieval prison on the Buitenhof in The Hague, Netherlands. ... In 1882, the Gevangenpoort became a prison museum. The "gate" function was lost in 1923

The word prison sounds a bit creepy and sad, but the torture chamber is part of history and is honest about this Holland. It’s fun to give small cells to the rich and poor. There are 10 minutes of small movies (in English) and guides (in English). There is also a wall hanging with the Dutch master paintings. Tickets for this museum are 10 euros, but they accept the museum pass and use the pass without money. Because I have bought the museum pass for 59 euros a year. I love visiting museums and I can save money by getting a pass.

The Hague Prison Museum is located in The Hague, Netherlands, and is a very important historical attraction in the Netherlands.

The Hague Prison Museum is located in the Capitol Garden in the central district of The Hague. From the 15th to 19th centuries, many famous prisoners were imprisoned here, and they suffered brutal punishments. The museum displays horrific torture equipment, and the exhibition area such as "observation room" and "painfully licking" has been scary to date. Reminder: Because some exhibition areas contain strong discomfort, children under 9 years old are not suitable to enter.