The antique and book market on the Lange Voorhout in The Hague is a true mecca for lovers of antiques, curiosities, old prints and books, paintings and art objects. Enjoy the countless stalls full of antiques and books with cozy terraces around the market on the Lange Voorhout.

"Hear the organ playing old Dutch songs. Discover a tin box from 1890 from Haagse Hopjes, or find an old painting that is available for a special price."
Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt
Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt

Enjoy countless stalls filled with antiques, books and curiosities.

A fairytale market in the heart of The Hague 

Looking for a first edition of a favourite book, old prints, paintings or items from grandmother's time? The book and antiques market on Lange Voorhout in The Hague is the place to be. In the shade of the beautiful lime trees, stroll past stalls full of antique furniture, objects, crockery, jewellery, peculiarities, prints and books. Always remarkable is the interest in a cosy stall full of old postcards, sorted by interest and in pretty boxes. 

When is the Antiques and Book Market?

 Every Thursday and Sunday (from May to September), this Valhalla for lovers of antiques, curiosities, old prints and books, paintings and art objects is on Lange Voorhout. The market is open from 10:00 to 18:00 and admission is free.

Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt
Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt Foto Rob Hogeslag
Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt
Haagse Antiek- en Boekenmarkt

Enjoy countless stalls full of antiques, books and curiosities.

Location of the Hague antiques and book market 

The antiques and book market is on Thursdays and Sundays on the Lange Voorhout during the summer months, from early May through September. During the winter season, the market is there only on Thursdays, when you will normally find it on the Plein. Due to the renovation of the Binnenhof, the market now also takes place on the short part of the Lange Voorhout. 

How to get there? 

The stately Lange Voorhout is in the heart of The Hague, close to the Binnenhof. If you come by car via Utrechtsebaan, follow the signs towards 'Centrum'. A good place to park is Interparking Museumkwartier car park on Korte Voorhout. Q-Park Malieveld is also an option; from there it is only a five-minute walk to your destination. 

Travelling by public transport? From The Hague Central Station you can walk to Lange Voorhout in about ten minutes. Prefer to take the tram? Take line 1 or 9. From The Hague HS station, you can also take tram 1 or 9 towards Scheveningen; get off near Lange Voorhout.

District
City center
Market type
Art and antiques market
Vintage
Language
No dutch required

Dates and Times

4 May 21 September
Thursday
10:00 – 17:00
Sunday
10:00 – 17:00
Free
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