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The Netherlands' royal city by the sea — home to the Binnenhof, the Mauritshuis, the Peace Palace and the beaches of Scheveningen.

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About The Hague

The Netherlands' royal city by the sea

The Hague (Den Haag) is the seat of the Dutch government, parliament and royal court, and the country's third-largest city, set on the North Sea coast of South Holland.

It is world-famous as the International City of Peace and Justice — home of the Peace Palace and the International Court of Justice — and for its art, from Vermeer at the Mauritshuis to the beaches and pier of Scheveningen. The Hague has a population of about 550,000 people.

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Binnenhof & Ridderzaal — The Hague01i

Binnenhof & Ridderzaal

The 13th-century seat of Dutch parliament around a historic courtyard and the Hall of Knights.

Mauritshuis — The Hague02i

Mauritshuis

A jewel-box museum home to Vermeer's ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ and Dutch Golden Age masterpieces.

Peace Palace — The Hague03i

Peace Palace

Home of the International Court of Justice — the symbol of The Hague as the city of peace and justice.

Scheveningen Beach & Pier — The Hague04i

Scheveningen Beach & Pier

The Netherlands' most famous seaside resort, with a long sandy beach and an iconic pier.

Panorama Mesdag — The Hague05i

Panorama Mesdag

A vast 19th-century 360° panoramic painting of Scheveningen, one of the world's largest.

Escher in Het Paleis — The Hague06i

Escher in Het Paleis

A museum of M.C. Escher's mind-bending graphic art, set in a former royal palace.

Madurodam — The Hague07i

Madurodam

A miniature park recreating the Netherlands' landmarks at 1:25 scale.

Kunstmuseum Den Haag — The Hague08i

Kunstmuseum Den Haag

A landmark Berlage building holding the world's largest Mondrian collection.

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Noordeinde Palace — The Hague09i

Noordeinde Palace

A working palace of the Dutch king, with elegant royal stables and gardens.

Grote Kerk (Sint-Jacobskerk) — The Hague10i

Grote Kerk (Sint-Jacobskerk)

A soaring late-Gothic church with a hexagonal tower at the heart of the old town.

The Passage — The Hague11i

The Passage

The Netherlands' oldest covered shopping arcade, a graceful 19th-century gallery.

Louwman Museum — The Hague12i

Louwman Museum

One of the world's oldest collections of antique and classic automobiles.

Lange Voorhout — The Hague13i

Lange Voorhout

A stately tree-lined avenue of palaces and embassies, with a summer sculpture route.

Plein — The Hague14i

Plein

A lively central square lined with terraces beside the parliament buildings.

Westbroekpark Rose Garden — The Hague15i

Westbroekpark Rose Garden

A landscaped park famous for its summer displays of thousands of roses.

Kurhaus Scheveningen — The Hague16i

Kurhaus Scheveningen

A grand seaside hotel and cultural landmark overlooking the beach.

Beelden aan Zee — The Hague17i

Beelden aan Zee

A seaside museum of modern and contemporary sculpture at Scheveningen.

Clingendael Japanese Garden — The Hague18i

Clingendael Japanese Garden

A rare, delicate Japanese garden open only a few weeks each year.

Grote Markt — The Hague19i

Grote Markt

A buzzing square of bars and eateries, the heart of The Hague's nightlife.

Zuiderpark — The Hague20i

Zuiderpark

A large city park with lakes, sports grounds and green walking routes.

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Getting there ✈

Fly to Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) or Rotterdam (RTM), then a short train to Den Haag Centraal.

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