Discovering music, experiencing art, playing sport or meeting friends: at Inter-City, it all comes together. This new cultural park in The Hague is situated between the railway lines, on the edge of the Binckhorst and the city centre, which is constantly expanding. Cultural and community initiatives are given space to flourish here. The city is helping to create a place that continues to evolve, where you can bump into people you know and make new friends.
Everything under one roof, both indoors and outdoors
With 8,000 m², Inter-City offers a wealth of possibilities, both indoors and outdoors. Two outdoor plazas and a private woodland form part of the spacious grounds. The main building has three halls with capacities ranging from approximately 150 to 600 people. There is also an intimate (film) theatre with 40 seats. Light refreshments are available in the café.
A self-contained cultural park
It is on this outermost fringes of The Hague that art, culture and city life converge. As a result, The Hague boasts a cultural park that is unique in the Netherlands. If you’re looking for a comparison, think of RAW in Berlin, the Spoorzone in Tilburg or the Darwin Ecosystem in Bordeaux: former industrial areas that have evolved into places of inestimable value to their cities and which help to define their character and appeal.
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