Peace Palace Garden Tour

As the garden of the Peace Palace begins to bloom, the garden tours also start again. On Thursdays at 2 pm (check the current agenda in advance) accompanied by the gardener, you can come and see the special historical garden of the Peace Palace. The walk goes via the pond and rosary to the greenhouses and winter garden at the back of the grounds. You will hear all about the special trees and plants, working in the garden, the history of the former Zorgvliet estate and the ideas behind the garden design.

Tickets for a guided tour of the Peace Palace garden can only be purchased via the Peace Palace website.

Important
Entrance is only possible on presentation of a valid ID. Photography is not permitted.

Accessibility
The garden tour is unfortunately not accessible for prams, wheelchairs, mobility scooters and rollators due to stairs, rock paths and small corners. The tours are unfortunately not suitable for young children.

Visitors Centre
Next to the entrance of the Peace Palace is the visitors' centre. If you want to learn more about the creation of the Peace Palace and the international organisations housed in this building, the (free) audio tour accompanying the exhibition is highly recommended. 

Peace Palace
The Peace Palace, the surrounding grounds as well as the Library belong to the Carnegie Foundation. The main task of the Carnegie Foundation is to manage the Peace Palace, a recognised national monument, as well as to be a good host for the international institutions based in the palace. The foundation further promotes the organisation of seminars and other initiatives promoting the ideal of peace and is a member of the international-philanthropic network of Carnegie institutions.

Note! The Peace Palace is still in use. Tours may be closed during important visits and discussions. The calendar lists which days the tours are held, but are not guaranteed days. 

Check the Peace Palace website for available times.