The Hague. While many people associate The Hague with the International Court of Justice, they might be surprised by its beaches, museums, historical monuments and vibrant shopping centre.
Like a local
Walking around the royal city
Walking around the royal city
Home to the Royal Family for four centuries, you might just run into our King during your visit to ’s-Gravenhage, the city’s formal name. It’s also been the place of work of our Royal Family, including our current monarch King Willem-Alexander. The head of state has an office in the majestic Noordeinde Palace, which is surrounded by trendy boutiques and galleries.
Take a look at The Hague on Google Maps and you’ll immediately notice its long coastline. It consists of different beach sections, each with its own ambiance and character. The quirky Zwarte Pad for example is the perfect spot to chill and party, while the vibrant Noordboulevard has the Pier and the Kurhaus Hotel and a myriad of beach bars, restaurants and other attractions.
Take a look at The Hague on Google Maps and you’ll immediately notice its long coastline. It consists of different beach sections, each with its own ambiance and character. The quirky Zwarte Pad for example is the perfect spot to chill and party, while the vibrant Noordboulevard has the Pier and the Kurhaus Hotel and a myriad of beach bars, restaurants and other attractions.
The many flavours of The Hague
Sustainable
Green city by the sea
Green city by the sea
Head to the sea and you can visit not only the great beaches, but also the amazing dunes. These acres of dune areas and parks make up National Park Hollandse Duinen, a 43-kilometre-long continuous coastal landscape in the province of South Holland that includes Meijendel and the Westduin Park.
Go for a walk or hop on a bike
Green tips for the royal capital
Hidden gems
Off the beaten track
Off the beaten track
Here’s a somewhat unusual suggestion. We recommend you visit this beach when the weather is not that nice. The beaches of The Hague have a wonderful, moody vibe during the windy autumn and winter. Zip up your windbreaker and hike a few kilometres. It will give you a good excuse to enjoy a well-deserved hot chocolate with whipped cream!