That's romantic: riding in a historic tram through wintry The Hague with all the Christmas lights, winter events and pretty decorations. Three weekends in December and two in January, an old tram will drive through the city to Scheveningen and back. A guide will tell you all about the city, the beach and the various winter events.

Tram ride info

Trams depart four times a day from Church Square in the city centre. A tram ride takes about an hour. Boarding can be done at the Kerkplein stop (disembarking at the Zwarte Pad stop if necessary).

Route: Grote Kerk / Kerkplein. Groenmarkt, Buitenhof, Hofweg, Spui (City Hall), Schedeldoekshaven, Central Station, Malieveld, Koninginnegracht, Madurodam, Nieuwe Parklaan (Westbroekpark), Kurhaus, Zwarte Pad (possibility of disembarking passengers). Kurhaus, Gevers Deynootweg, Jurriaan Kokstraat, Keizerstraat.

A couple walks hand in hand in a lit shopping street.

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Good to know

Departure stop: Kerkplein (city centre: around Grote Kerk)
Departure time: Departure times Kerkplein: 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00
The winter tram rides are only available at weekends, on Saturdays and Sundays, from 12 December to 10 January.
If one week before the respective ride day all 4 rides are at least 80% booked, there will also be a ride at 16:00.
Passengers can buy tickets in advance online at www.hovm.nl, or on site when boarding
(pin or credit card only, no cash). A ticket costs 5 euros per person per round trip.