On some weekends throughout the year and for a couple of weeks in summer, the famous Peace Palace in The Hague opens its doors to the public. A guide will tell you about the building and about the institutions housed in it. A tour through the Great and Small Hall of Justice, the corridors and the Japanese Room will give you an impression of the most beautiful rooms of the Palace.

Practical information
Tours have a duration of approximately 45 minutes and are offered in Dutch and in English. A group consists of a maximum of 20 people. We recommend you to visit the exhibition and watch the film in the Visitors Centre before participating in a guided tour.

Please note:

Entry is only possible on presentation of a valid passport or EU ID card/driving license.
All participants must pass through a metal detection gate. An exception can be made for pregnant persons and persons with pacemakers and a hand-held metal detector is available.
Bags, cameras and cell phones may not be carried and can be stored in a locker in the Visitors Center. Due to the space available at the lockers, we ask that you bring as few items as possible.
The Peace Palace has limited access for strollers, wheelchairs and walkers. Mobility scooters cannot be admitted.
Refunds on tour tickets are not possible.

Tickets
Tickets for a guided tour are only sold on the website of the Peace Palace. A ticket costs € 16,50. There are no discounts. Children up to 7 years old can participate in a guided tour for free (with a maximum of 2 children per adult). When you book, check the English website of the Peace Palace.

Accessibility
The Peace Palace has limited access to strollers, wheelchairs and walkers. Unfortunately, mobility scooters cannot be admitted. The guided tours are not recommended for young children.