Attractions

Q: What are the historical sites of The Hague worth visiting for a lover of architecture?

Architectural gems include the “Grote-Kerk” of the XV century with a 100-meter bell tower in the style of Brabant Gothic, the palace “Hueis-ten-Bos” with baroque interiors of the time of the stadtholder Frederick-Henry, and the “Passage” of the XIX century – a covered gallery in the style of neo-Renaissance. Of particular interest is the Escher Museum, located in a former palace of the XVIII century.

Q: Where to go in The Hague with children: interesting places for a family holiday?

Children will be impressed by the interactive science center “Museon” with exhibits on natural science, the amusement park “Drivlit” with carousels from 1913, and the aquarium “Sea Life” with a tunnel through the ocean exposition. In Klingendale Park you can see rare birds, and in the Toy Museum - a collection of dolls of the XIX-XX centuries.

Q: Where in The Hague to take beautiful photos: the best photo zones?

Picturesque shots will be obtained at the Hofwijver pond with a reflection of Binnenhof, in the Japanese garden Klein-Scheveningen with cherry blossoms, and on the Scheveningen embankment with its historic pier of 1901. A unique perspective is a view of the Panorama of Mesdakh, a giant circular painting from 1881 depicting a fishing village.

Q: What legends and legends are associated with the sights of The Hague?

With the "Gevangenport" - the former city gate - is associated with the legend of the ghost of the executed in 1672 Jan de Witt. Ridderzaal tells of the ghost of the knight Floris V, who was killed in 1296. And the underground passages of Binnenhof allegedly keep secrets of the Eighty Years War against Spain.

Q: What little-known sights of The Hague are worth seeing?

Connoisseurs of the unusual should find the "Gemalen Ark" - hidden in the courtyard of the ark house of 1992, visit the "Museum of the Prison Gate" in a medieval prison, and see the "Chinese Hall" in the palace "Hueis-ten-Bos" with unique silk wallpaper of the XVIII century. Few people know about the Cold War underground bunker under the Foreign Ministry.

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Madurodam Miniature Park

A miniature park and a miniature city at the same time. It is a model of a Dutch city on a scale of 1:25, consisting of typical Du …

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Keukenhof Park - The Kingdom of Flowers

In the small town of Lisse, between Amsterdam and The Hague, is the world-famous flower park Keukenhof, which is considered one of …

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Park Madeurodam - Holland in miniature.

Friends, if you want to feel like Gulliver, you should definitely visit this beautiful park. Wonderful living trees, bushes, littl …

Delft and The Hague

Delft The most beautiful medieval city of Delft, the first to build fortress walls. One of the largest market squares in Europe, …

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Amsterdam

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Alexander Serov

Amsterdam

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What to see in The Hague

The Hague is a calm and dynamic city in the northwest of the Netherlands, a historic center of diplomacy and justice. Its history weaves sea, commercial and royal pages, from medieval quarters to modern architectural accents. The unique atmosphere combines official significance and cozy corners for leisurely walks, where each step opens a new facet of the city.

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Outstanding man-made attractions are concentrated in and around the city: the miniature Madurodam Park, which presents Holland in miniature, the majestic Peace Palace with international authorities, the political and historical center of Binnenhof, the Noordeinde Palace and the Royal Library of the Netherlands. Among the architectural gems are the Gothic Grote Kerk, the Panorama of Mesdakh and the modern skyscraper Het Strijkijzer. Museums, monuments, ancient mansions and numerous castles – from Oud-Wassenaar to Poelgeest and Teilingen – complement the cultural landscape.

Natural attractions and places

The natural attractions around The Hague are no less attractive: the famous Keukenhof Flower Park in Lisse turns into a real tulip kingdom in the spring, and estates and green areas such as Wateringen and the Forest Park at Endegeest Castle offer quiet walks in the shade of centuries-old trees. The surroundings are rich in parks, garden areas and picturesque landscapes, where you can combine sightseeing of monuments and rest in nature.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our website, all these points are marked on an interactive map: you can see the location of attractions, read brief informative descriptions and build an optimal route around the city. The route planner will help to connect museums, castles and park areas in a convenient sequence, estimate the time for inspection and choose transport between points.

You are free to explore The Hague on your own, following the paved route and discovering hidden courtyards, memorable places and cozy streets, or book excursions with professional local guides. Guides will tell stories that are not always found in reference books, offer themed walks and make the visit rich and memorable.

Come to The Hague to see with your own eyes the combination of history, architecture and nature. Discover attractions, plan routes and go on a trip – the city is ready to surprise and inspire, and each discovery will give new impressions and emotions.