De Tijgerzaal

Attend a lecture in the company of a tiger and a buffalo. Enter through a vestibule with its entrance on Plantage Middenlaan. The focal point of this room is the grand 19th-century painting by Charles Verlat. The tension of the tiger pouncing on the buffalo is still palpable. Since the museum's establishment, meetings have been held, knowledge exchanged, guests welcomed, and meals shared under the authentic chandelier.

The Tiger Room adjoins the Artisplein with doors that can be opened and is part of the Grand Museum. Step outside and see the majestic flamingos and flying spoonbills above a piece of Dutch Polder. This warm and homely room is suitable for an intimate reception, dinner, or gathering.

The Tiger Room can form a whole together with the vestibule and the adjacent King's Room.