Highlights of The Hague
Highlights of The Hague
The Hague is a city full of history, culture and beautiful architecture. From imposing monuments to majestic churches and royal palaces, the city has a wealth of sights you won't want to miss!
'From Badkapel to the boulevard: all a feast for the eyes'
Special places in The Hague
There are those places you can only find in The Hague. They are the real highlights of the city. Like the Binnenhof, the heart of our democracy. Or the Peace Palace, symbol of The Hague, the city of Peace and Justice. But also the beach, right next to the city, with the Pier, unique in the Netherlands
In the middle of the Haagse Bos you will find Paleis Huis ten Bosch, the residence of King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and their three daughters.
City full of national monuments
With more than 1,000 national monuments in the city, there is something special to see everywhere. Discover The Hague's past and experience how important it is to remember to whom or what we owe our Freedom, Peace and Justice. Stand still at the Jewish Monument for the 12,000 deported Jews from The Hague, sympathise with The Scheveningen Fisherman's Wife who lost her lover at sea and experience pride at the Independence Monument representing the foundation of the Netherlands
Discover the sights of The Hague
Special places not to miss!
James Turrell - Celestial Vault
A work of art by James Turrell, in the dunes of Kijkduin, where you can look at the sky,
Peace Palace
Feel the warmth of the peace flame, the most photographed building in The Hague: the Peace Palace.
Cloister Church
The Cloister Church is a Protestant church located on Lange Voorhout in the centre of The Hague.
De Postzegelboom
In front of Noordeinde Palace is a monumental tree, a horse chestnut surrounded by a white bench.
Gothic Hall
The Gothic Hall ('Gotische Zaal') is located opposite Noordeinde Palace in city heart of The Hague.
