2025 Hague Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

The Hague in Netherlands is a vibrant city with rich history and stunning architecture. It is also the political centre of the Netherlands with many key institutions like the Dutch Parliament. More importantly, I went specially to see the painting - Girl with a Pearl Earring! Attractions: 1. Mauritshuis + Girl with a Pearl Earring Highlights - Mauritshuis is a famous art museum and has a great collection of artwork from Dutch Golden Age, including works by Vermeer and Rembrandt. Also, the museum building itself has beautiful architecture. Take time to admire the oil painting - Girl with a Pearl Earring by painter Johannes Vermeer. 2. Peace Palace Highlights - This is the seat of the International Court of Justice, the palace is stunning with beautiful gardens and rich history. 3. Binnenhof Highlights - A historic complex with very cool Gothic architecture and the iconic Hall of Knights. 4. Noordeinde Palace Highlights - Beautiful royal palace for Dutch monarch with elegant architecture. 5. Grote market Highlights - This is a lively central marketplace, where you can find so manh shops selling fresh produce, local delicacies. Don't leave before trying some local dutch cuisine. #europetrip #100waysoftravel #travellerswonderland #art #culture #history #netherlands #hague

The Hague is a major hub for consulates, with most countries having their consulates located here. The Hague is also home to the famous painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring.' Originally housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, it was later moved to the Mauritshuis in The Hague. I traveled all the way here to see it 🥺. However, the Mauritshuis is relatively small, and compared to the national museum, it might not meet your expectations. If you're interested in visiting, you might want to consider this. The weather in The Hague changes frequently, with sunny skies one moment and heavy rain the next. Because of this, you might even see double rainbows 😆. After arriving in The Hague, I finally understood why you often see bicycles being fished out of the canals in Dutch videos. The wind here is really strong; even without a typhoon, the wind is strong enough to blow you away.

🌎If you're tired of the commercialized areas like the Amsterdam Canals and the Rotterdam Art Hall, and want to experience the lesser-known beauty of the Netherlands, we recommend a coastal road trip to enjoy a natural and genuine slow-paced life~ ⭐️In-Depth Exploration Route: Take the road less traveled and delve into every corner of the Netherlands to experience the most authentic Dutch charm. 🚩Haarlem → Leiden → The Hague → Rotterdam 🌼Daily Itinerary DAY1: Haarlem City Hall—Haarlem Market Square—Frans Hals Museum—Teylers Museum—Caprera Open Air Theatre DAY2: Naturalis Biodiversity Center—Pieterskerk—Corpus Museum—Hortus Botanicus Leiden—Katwijk Beach DAY3: Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery—Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery—De Vulkaan Observation Deck DAY4: Willemsbrug—Futureland—Oostvoorne Autostrand (Kitesurfing) 🌸The total distance is about 100 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 4 days. 💖Attraction Overview ✔️Haarlem Market Square, located in the center of Haarlem's old town, is surrounded by many historic buildings. It is also the main filming location for the movie 'Daisy' and is considered one of the most beautiful squares in the Netherlands. Every Monday and Saturday, the square is bustling with vendors selling pickled herring, stroopwafels, and bakery pastries, as well as discounted clothing. There are also many bars around, making it very lively. ✔️Pieterskerk, located in Leiden, Netherlands, was built in 1390 to commemorate Saint Peter. It took 180 years to complete and is a grand late Gothic building. Many famous figures in Dutch history, including pastors, scientists, and painters, are buried here. Since 1975, the church has been managed by a foundation and can be rented for use. ✔️Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery, originally a Dutch Renaissance residence, houses famous works such as Vermeer's 'View of Delft' and 'Girl with a Pearl Earring', Rembrandt's 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp', and works by Rubens. The collection beautifully showcases the people, landscapes, customs, and life of the Dutch Golden Age. ✔️Willemsbrug, a bridge spanning the Maas River, is also known as the 'Red Bridge' due to its bright red color, complementing the light blue Erasmus Bridge downstream. Completed in 1981, the 318-meter-long bridge features a cable-stayed structure designed by city architect Veerling and is named after King William III of the Netherlands. The bright red bridge is very striking and beautiful over the Maas River. ☀️A road trip in the Netherlands is not just a simple journey, but a deep cultural exploration and self-discovery. On this charming land, you will encounter unprecedented surprises and emotions. Whether it's ancient windmill villages or modern trendy spots, whether it's art halls or natural wonders, the Netherlands offers a unique experience for everyone. Start your Dutch road trip now and make every departure an unforgettable memory!

#europetrip #vianasjourney #awesomepic My visit to The Hague was short but I managed to explore a little bit of the city area. Here are some places that easily can be access in the city. 1. The passage; A shopping complex with plenty of items and food you can get from. The unique thing about The Passage is because of the grand architecture, glass-roofed shopping arcade dating from 1885, the passageway reminds me of St. Hubert in Brussels. 2. H&M; Located just opposite of The Passage, probably the fanciest H&M branch I ever entered. 3. Binnenhof Viewing Tower; You may enter for free. This viewing tower offers a unique view of the 800-year-old architecture of the Binnenhof during the renovation. 4. The New Church; Protestant Church with small cafe available in the facility. I was not able to go inside but it was a nice walk around the church.

#Halloween2023 🇳🇱Inside Loetje Den Haag Centrum There are many delicious restaurants gathered I chose an American restaurant Ordered a snack similar to a burrito 😋 Although the portion is not large, it is still delicious This public space is well planned. Many young people are chatting and drinking here There are also dishes from various countries. Whether it is Chinese, American or Vietnamese cuisine, you can eat Of course, there are also local Dutch cuisine I think the Dutch eat pretty healthy food. 🥬🥗The amount of vegetables is a little more I personally like it very much ♥️ CeeCee's Chicken and Chips 🌮 Haagsche Bluf 34, 2511 CN Den Haag, Netherlands #foodphotography #foodguide #trip #westernfood #jmebbtrueadventure #hollandtravel #dutchtourism #netherlands #denhaag #thehague #thehague #thehagueofthehague #europeantravel #europeantourism #dutchfood

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#Halloween2023 The weather is cloudy and the wind is cold But it does not reduce the interest in playing Seeing such a beautiful scenery Of course, you have to spend time here to stay and take a walk🚶🏻‍♂️🚶🏿🚶🏻‍♀️ and enjoy the moment The tulips are still blooming White pigeons 🕊Gray pigeons 🐦 are all playing here 🇳🇱Hofvijver is a large pond in the center of The Hague, Netherlands Surrounded by ancient buildings and beautiful scenery It is an ideal place for tourists and residents to relax. It is also the intersection of historic buildings and modern urban life💯 #jmebbtrueadventure #thehaguedaily #hollandtourism #dutchtravel #thehague #denhaagcity #netherlands #thehaguecity

🔊To all kabayans traveling to Netherlands, and foreigners who would like to try Filipino food, Baryo Pilipinas located in Den Haag, serves authentic Filipino cuisine from appetizers to delish deserts. 😋 They even have a jeepney inside the restaurant that actually looked good with their Filipino vibe setting since Jeepneys are one of the most popular way of transportation in the Philippines. Location📍: Fluwelen Burgwal 51, 2511 CH, The Hague, Netherlands 🇳🇱 ⏱️opens: Wednesday to Monday from 12:00-21:00. #timetotravel

Den Haag Centraal is the largest railway station in the city of The Hague in South Holland, Netherlands, and with twelve tracks, the largest terminal station in the Netherlands. The railway station opened in 1973, adjacent to its predecessor: Den Haag Staatsspoor, which was subsequently demolished. I was surprised with those buildings along our way to the central station, the tall and new buildings that are seldom seen in Europe since almost buildings here are historical and preserved. The structure just like a Plaza Square in the street makes it more beautiful. #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport

Transportation Tips - Take the train and get off at Der Häag Central Station, then take tram number 22 Local attractions - The Hague Beach in the Netherlands is the best choice for watching the most beautiful sunsets and sunrises Hotel - Kurhaus hotel Food and Restaurants - There is a row of restaurants near the beach, you can choose any one Shopping Guide - There is also a shopping mall on the beach where you can buy special snacks and souvenirs.

Scheveningen beach - beautiful in day and sunset. You can enjoy a long walk on the boulevard or sit inside a restaurant with good food options. From Den Haag Centraal station, you can take tram 9 direct to Kurhaus stop and you will be at the beach. it is 15 min tram journey. Parking is available, but not easy to find a slot in a sunny day.

Den Haag often referred to as The Hague is a great spot for tourists to visit whether from Europe or internationally. There is plenty to do in the city from trying delicious foods, touring on one of the many electrical scooters, or even visiting one of the many museums located in the area. The city is very walkable and the locals are quite friendly as well. We happened to stay in Chinatown at a great location with friendly accommodations. Every morning we would go to have pancakes and decide what we wanted to do that day. Amsterdam was not far away either and only a quick train ride through the countryside would get us there. We particularly enjoyed the downtown area with the shops such as Decathlon (Sporting goods store) and Primark (clothing store). If you have to to be in Europe touring or are just looking for a new destinations be sure to look out for Den Haag and add it to your list. #bucketlistreboot #haag #netherlands #europe #tourism

It is a lively city and better than Amsterdam in terms of city structure. There are many city arts that is reflective of the city itself. #netherlands #cityview #art

The Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands) houses the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the United Nations International Court of Justice and The Hague Academy of International Law.

Most people who visit The Netherlands and want to see some of the Dutch masters work end up going to the Rijks museum in Amsterdam. But, there's another great museum located in The Hague called Mauritshuis. Here you can find many good examples of the baroque paintings from the Dutch Golden Age. Famed Dutch artist Rembrandt features heavily, but the most famous painting here has to be the Girl with the Pearl Earring by Vermeer. The museum is located next to the Binnehof, which is only a ten minute walk from the central train station. Opening hours: Monday 1 pm - 6 pm Tuesday - Sunday 10 am - 6 pm Entrance fee: Adults € 17,50 Address: Plein 29 #createwithtrip #culturewalk

Getting There - by bus or train Attractions - 1. Mauritshuis which is an art museum and holds many famous paintings like Girl with a Pearl Earring by Dutch painter Johannes’ Vermeer and later was also a book and film published with the same name 2. Binnenhof where since 1446 the Dutch parliament meets. there is also a lake! Hotels - we stayed at at the Holiday Inn Express Parliament which is good value incl. breakfast buffet 3. Chinatown for dinner 4. Madurodam Miniature Park which is the whole Netherlands 1:25 5. Scheveningen! visit the pier and one of the many fish restaurants which serve fresh seafood Food & Restaurants - Full Moon Express where we had rice with duck meat and bubble tea Shopping - Mall of the Netherlands #staycation

The Hague is the political center of the Netherlands The King of the Netherlands’ official residence, the Capitol, and the embassies of various countries are all in The Hague😉 It is a vibrant and creative cultural city Picture 1 What you see is the royal capital The Hague is the former residence of Count William II of the Netherlands so you can see a lot of castles plus a lake is there to sit and rest and chat with friends is really very relaxing until the sunset is even more beautiful😝 Another definitely to visit is the International Court of Justice! Many people may not know that the International Court of Justice of the United Nations is located in The Hague, Netherlands Next to the International Tribunal there is an interview center with a peace tree at the door for visitors to write the words peace and hang on the tree the whole experience is quite special! #Netherlands #TheHague #InternationalCourt #StarWritersApril Flash

A cafe that sells books and coffee in The Hague, Netherlands, The Bookstor Cafe. The interior has various types of chairs and tables, so it's good for working, or you can have a coffee while browsing books. In particular, it's open until 7 PM, which is relatively late in this city where most cafes close at 5-6 PM. How about sitting according to your taste, watching people, and enjoying the atmosphere? ☺️ #Netherlands travel #The Hague travel #Small city travel #The Hague cafe #The Hague, Netherlands #Europe travel #thehague #denhaag #netherlands

The Hague, a city near the sea, one of the cities in the Netherlands where you can see the beach closest to you. Scheveningen Beach is a 10-minute drive or 20-minute tram ride from the city center. When the weather is nice, many people come to the beach to drink beer, swim, and take a walk. There are many restaurants and pubs nearby, and there is also a place where you can ride a Ferris wheel and do bungee jumping. If you come at sunset, you can see the best scene! Come and watch the sunset with a beach towel and a cold beer 🌄 #TheHagueTravel #SunsetWatching #NetherlandsTravel #TheHagueTheNetherlands #DenHaagTravel #EuropeTravel #netherlands #denhaag #scheveningen #scheveningenstand

The Hague in the Netherlands is a city well-known to Koreans as the Hague envoy. Among them, Binnenhof is where the 1907 Hague envoy planned to attend the International Peace Conference, and when the weather is nice, the Dutch people sit near Binnenhof and enjoy their leisure time. You can enjoy fall to your heart's content in The Hague, which is only a 40-minute train ride from Amsterdam 🍁 #falltravel #thehaguetravel #Netherlands #Netherlandstravel #thehagueintheNetherlands #denhaag #Netherlandssuburbantravel #europetravel #netherlands #denhaag

Delft, the cutest of the small cities in the Netherlands! Delft is a very small city located in the south of the Netherlands, small enough to walk around. It's small, but it's full of energy because there are many students 🙂 There are many canals that connect the streets, so I think you can feel the city the best when you go in the fall! #smallcitytravel #Netherlandstravel #Netherlandssmallcitytravel #Netherlandsdelft #Europetravel #Delfttravel #Europesmallcitytravel #netherlands #delft

Mauritshuis, located in The Hague, is one of the premium art galleries in the Netherlands and is known for its vast collection of Dutch and Flemish paintings. The building itself is a work of art and dates from the 17th century and is nestled between Hofvijver Lake and the parliament buildings. Filled with over 800 works of art, this is one of the smaller museums in terms of size but it has some of the most iconic works in the world such as the Girl with a Pearl Earring which was created by Johannes Vermeer. #hoteldeals#summertrip#gourmetsummer#exhibition2021#swimmingpoolphotography

If you want to see the whole of the Netherlands but don’t have time then travel to Madurodam in The Hague. Here you will find a mini version of the Netherlands on a 1:25 scale and you can see all the county’s top destinations including cute windmills, main landmarks, and decorative features like bridges. This model city even includes its own harbor as well as a railway system and an airport. #hoteldeals#summertrip#gourmetsummer#exhibition2021#swimmingpoolphotography

Grote Kerk is found in The Hague and is a large church that is built from red brick in Gothic style. The original building here would have been built in the 13th century although it was razed to the ground in 1539 and rebuilt in the present structure. The church has an illustrious history as the spot where many members of the Dutch royal family where baptized including King Willem-Alexander who had his christening here. Things to look out for at the church include the dominating bell tower which is the highest in Holland and contains 51 bells as well as the ornate wooden pulpit and the huge pipe organ. #hoteldeals#summertrip#gourmetsummer#exhibition2021#swimmingpoolphotography

Xi'an, China, March 29, 1974, exactly today 45 years ago. Yang Zhifa and Wang Puzhi never thought that the hoe they plunged into the ground to make a well would turn out to be the most spectacular archaeological discovery of the 20th century: the Terracotta Army made during the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC). The statues are in the emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb complex. Zhifa and Puzhi are a pair of brothers who work as farmers and live as neighbors in the Lintong County district, outside Xi'an city, Shaanxi province, China. Xi'an is not a popular city like Beijing or Shanghai. Although there are stories about the Monks Tong Sam Cong and Sun Go Kong or how the city became the entry point for Islam to China brought by Arab traders in 651 AD (error: previously written BC) during the Tang Dynasty. Syahdan, that day Zhifa and Puzhi agreed to make a well in a field about an hour's bus ride from their house. When she arrived and started hoeing, Zhifa was startled by something that hit the hoe. He immediately told Puzhi. At first they thought that what was hit was a Buddha statue. However, their guess was wrong: it was a statue of the Terracotta Warrior. The news of this important discovery spread quickly. Several months later, an archaeological team led by Zhao Kangmin and several Chinese officials arrived there. More intense excavation was carried out. The result: the number of Terracotta Troops is estimated to have reached more than 8,000 and all of them were made without using any tools or only using hands. Created since 246 BC involving more than 700,000 workers, this megaproject took up to 40 years to complete. In addition to the statues of soldiers, other statues that show professions such as musicians, acrobats, officials, and concubines were also found. In addition there are also about 40 thousand weapons made of copper. Starting from arrows, swords, to whips which, miraculously, are still in good condition despite being over 2,000 years old. Other statues: 130 chariots #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

The Hague? Where have I heard it a lot..! If you go north of the Netherlands, you will come across a city called The Hague! Where have I heard it a lot? In Korean history class, it was about 'dispatching a special envoy to The Hague' In 1907, in order to inform people of the injustice of the Eulsa Treaty, Lee Jun, Lee Sang-seol, and Lee Wi-jung tried to participate in the International Peace Conference held in The Hague, Netherlands, but they were unable to do so due to interference from Japan. However, this place is not only home to the Lee Jun Memorial Hall, but also to various museums, especially the Mauritshuis Royal Museum, which houses the Girl with a Pearl Earring! #NetherlandsTravel #TheHagueTravel #DenHaagTravel #OverseasTravelDestinationRecommendations

Gouda is a typical old town in Netherlands. The Gouda Cheese Market opens only from June to August. And the hours for trading is only 10:30 - 12:30 in every Thursday.

There is a kind of serenity, called Delft, who is more peaceful than her twin sister, Amsterdam. She is too incompetent and has her own literary texture. There is a kind of blue, called Delft; here in the past three centuries, the Dutch royal blue and white porcelain products have been supplied, and the Dutch families are proud of having Delft Blue. To become a master who can paint on porcelain embryos, it takes more than ten years of rigorous training.