Frans Hals Museum - Hal

"A branch of the Frans Hals Museum, De Hallen has an extensive collection of Dutch Impressionists and Expressionists, including sculpture, textiles, and ceramics, as well as paintings and graphics." Full review

"Holds a collection of amazingly virile and lively group portraits...the building itself is one of the town's smarter hofjes: an entire block of almshouses grouped around an attractive courtyard." Full review

"As well as forming part of the Frans Hals Museum, like the Vleeshal, this market hall is dedicated to the works of the impressionist painter Kees Verwey, originally from Haarlem and whose name it bears." Full review

"It owns 11 works by Frans Hals, including paintings of the civic guards and regents, giving visitors an idea of his evolution as a painter...the museum also boasts a fine collection of decorative arts." Full review

"Spread across three buildings overlooking the Grote Markt. In the same vein as the HOF, visitors here can learn about the complete historical chronology of art." Full review

"The Frans Hals Museum is spread across two sites, giving a double art fix...paintings by Frans Hals are shown alongside modern art by the likes of Lubaina Himid and Kerry James Marshall."