On Theresiastraat in Bezuidenhout you will find this library, conveniently combined with shopping in this cosy shopping street.
More about the library:
- Atmospheric reading and working areas
- Youth department designed by children
- Attractive presentation of the collection
- biebbios for young people
- Reading aloud on Wednesday afternoons
- Bus stop in front
- Literary reading circle
- BoekStart and monthly baby café
- Wireless internet (WiFi)
- Courses and media café for computers
- Toddler mornings every month
- Newspapers from all over the world that can be consulted online
- Youth collection Young Adults
- Wide range of magazines
- Haags Informatie Punt (HIP)
- DigiTaalPunt
- And of course many books!
The Hague Information Point
You will find heritage all around you. In the city and in the neighbourhood, or at home. Where did you go to school before? What did that building look like? Where did your grandfather live? And what did your neighborhood look like 30 or 100 years ago? In a Historical Information Point you can find an answer to these kinds of questions about your neighborhood and the rest of The Hague. There is also a special book collection about the district and The Hague. You have access to more than 200,000 photos and you can view the Haagse Couranten collection from 1940 to 1966.
Accessibility:
Line: 24 (Spaarwaterstraat), 23 (Theresiastraat), 6 (Stuyvesantplein)
Library Haagse Hout
Take a look inside this library:
