Monuments
The Hague owns over 1,100 national monuments and more than 1,300 municipal monuments. Each of these Hague buildings or objects of historical value has a special story.
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Van Balckeneynde´s house
This was the home of city architect and director of town planning Claes Dircx van Balckeneynde.
The Fisherman’s Wife of Scheveningen
The Fisherman’s Wife of Scheveningen is located next to the Scheveningen boulevard.
Fishermen Memorial
Monument raised to commemorate all Scheveningen fishermen who have not returned from their work.
Former Jewish Orphanage
The Jewish orphanage in The Hague was founded in 1849 under the name of the Israeli Orphanage.
Gay Rights Monument The Hague International
An international memorial to commemorate all lesbian women and gay men in the world.
George Maduro monument in Madurodam
Madurodam houses a scale model of the birth house of Maduro in Curacao from 1895.
Gothic Hall
The Gothic Hall ('Gotische Zaal') is located opposite Noordeinde Palace in city heart of The Hague.
Hof Van Wouw
Hof van Wouw is an oasis of tranquility in the center of The Hague close to the Lange Beestenmarkt.
Monument of the Human Mistake
This monument commemorates the 550 victims in Bezuidenhout due to a fatal human mistake.