From summit talks to city walks
Now that the NATO summit is over, it is time to explore the city of The Hague. Put on your flip-flops or nice walking shoes. The Hague offers everything in one: city by the sea, royal city and international city of peace and justice. You will find culture with new styles and old masters, royal palaces, hip shops, trendy restaurants and two seaside resorts. The Hague is the only major Dutch city by the sea with no less than 11 kilometres of beach just 15 minutes from the historic city centre. A unique combination to experience the ultimate holiday feeling here in all seasons.
- City by the Sea
You can enjoy the beach all year round in The Hague. Whether it is for a beach day or dinner at one of the beach pavilions, or to get a breath of fresh air on a cloudy day, it is all possible in one of the two seaside resorts and no less than 11 kilometres of beach. Each section of beach has its own vibe, so there’s always a beach area that suits you!
- Royal City
The Hague is not only the home and workplace of the king. It is also a royal city with allure thanks to its many historical monuments, residential and working palaces, royal routes and carriages.
- City of Peace and Justice
In The Hague, every day, people work hard for a better world. Symbol of this is the Peace Palace. This palace was built about 100 years ago. It laid a solid foundation for The Hague as an international city of peace and justice. Besides the Peace Palace, there are many other places and buildings where people work towards a safer and more just world.
Want to know the best way to discover The Hague in 24 hours? In this article you will find all the tips to make your visit to The Hague unforgettable. Visit one of the many highlights, climb the 28-metre-high Binnenhof viewpoint for free, experience Madurodam amusement park and enjoy the sunset on the beach.
Activities in The Hague during your stay
The Hague offers a broad and diverse range of cultural and inspiring activities.
How to get around
