| | |  The Hague is a great place for a vacation. The traditional seat of Holland’s Royal Family and Government, The Hague never fails to impress visitors with its relaxed and elegant atmosphere. And on top of that, there is the coast, the seaside resorts of Scheveningen and Kijkduin and the North Sea! This stylish city houses many museums, parks and avenues, elegant palaces and parliament buildings, and the historic town of Delft is only minutes away. Read more | | | |
| | |  The Hague offers so much that 'shopaholics' simply won't be able to tear themselves away. It not only boasts branches of all major department stores, but also a variety of cosmopolitan boutiques and countless galleries and antique stores, as well as fascinating curiosity shops. Read more | | | |
| | |  Whether you’re looking for a romantic, hip or traditional place to eat, The Hague has it all. For the best restaurants in The Hague, take a look at our selection of restaurant reviews from 'Iens', the Dutch Zagat. Read more | | | |
| | | | | When Count Willem II chose The Hague as his residence in 1248, it meant the beginning of the city’s development into the multi-faceted city we know today. The small village was chosen as the setting for a hunting lodge, but expanded into a complex that today is the heart of the country’s administrative government. The many palaces in The Hague still bear witness to the royal blood that has been traversing the city’s veins since 1248. Read more | | | |
| | | Wine and dine in royal style in The Hague's numerous restaurants and cafés. Each square and street and the two boulevards have their own special ambience, and you will see many sidewalk cafés. Enjoy a scrumptious lunch on Grote Markt, see and be seen on Plein Square, meet the locals on Denneweg, relax over a drink while admiring the sunset at the beach or swing until the wee hours in a club. Read more | | | |
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