
Welcome to Weimarstaat, one of the most surprising streets in The Hague! This 1.5-kilometre-long street winds from Koningin Emmakade to Valkenboschlaan, in the middle of the atmospheric Regentessekwartier. A lively mix of cultures and entrepreneurs makes Weimarstraat the place to visit.


Shop local at unique shops & boutiques
Weimarstraat is the shopping street in The Hague for those who love unique finds and local entrepreneurs. From vintage furniture and unusual home accessories to original children's clothes and local delicacies: this is the place to shop. You really should drop in at these spots:
- Studio Limonada - Franklinstraat 95
- Sprinkelhop - Weimarstraat 19
- Stokstaart - Weimarstraat 65
- Noyers Vintage - Beeklaan 262
- Naaierij - Suezkade 48
- Rechtstreex - Weimarstraat 70

World cuisines
You can taste the whole world on Weimarstraat. The street is full of fine eateries, coffee shops and worldly cuisines. Whether you fancy a good cup of coffee, something sweet or want to try something new: you will find it here. Couple of favourites? Birdflower, Lolapalooza and Leon Blum for coffee and baked goods, and of course Ali's Lebanese for crispy falafel. You'll taste many more goodies at these spots:
- Cafe Emma - Regentesseplein 222
- Lorelei - Regentesseplein 11
- Fleurs Koffie - Van Bylandtstraat 92
- Ijssalon Luciano - Weimarstraat 87A
- Deja Vu Food - Weimarstraat 62
Always something to do
The Weimarstraat is alive and well! Think of summer fairs, local delicacies at the local market and the stylish Le Marie Marché that descends between Regentesseplein and Suezkade. Curious about what's coming up soon in this lively neighbourhood? Be surprised by what is happening and mark your favourite events in your diary.
Theatre De Nieuwe Regentes
One of the special places on Weimarstraat is Theatre De Nieuwe Regentes. Originally a swimming pool, the theatre is now a neighbourhood theatre where art and culture are performed by, for and with the neighbourhood. The monumental building has a beautiful theatre hall, small special rooms and a cosy tearoom.

