From Picasso to Kandinsky, Van Abbemuseum is Netherlands’ first museum that centres on art by modern contemporaries. Located within a striking red-brick building and a geometric mosaic-grey extension, Van Abbemuseum has an extensive collection of over three thousand art pieces. If you are a fan of El Lissitzky’s works, you are in luck – Van Abbemuseum houses one of the largest collections of his art, featuring pieces with a distinctive and cohesive subdued art style. Even if you are not, there is much else to see in Van Abbemuseum. The museum hosts several semi-permanent exhibitions and a myriad of engaging temporary exhibitions that draw you back time and again. Meticulously curated to provide an exceptional experience, each temporary exhibition focuses exclusively on an artist, exposing you to a breadth and depth of art styles and themes. You can take one of the museum’s many guided tours to gain a deeper insight, or simply admire them from within the comfort of your own thoughts. With an aim to make art accessible to everyone, Van Abbemuseum is an unforgettable place even the most ignorant art fool cannot finish within a day.