The Hague is the only large city with a beach right on the North Sea coast. The city has many monuments, chic hotels and a political heart. The government of the Netherlands is located on the historic Binnenhof and the King's working palace is located on Noordeinde. You can visit beautiful art museums and spend a day of high class shopping. The tram takes you from the center to Scheveningen or Kijkduin in twenty minutes, where you can enjoy the sun, beach and sea.
The Hague is the center of international law, and the International Court of Justice is its jewel. It is one of the most important legal institutions in the world, resolving disputes between states. Beautiful gardens surround the building, and the grounds exude grandeur and importance.
This museum is dedicated to the work of the famous artist Escher. Located in an old palace, it showcases his optical illusions and stunning graphic works that give the viewer a new perspective on the world. The architecture of the palace and Escher's works create a unique atmosphere.
The Hague has many hidden gardens and courtyards tucked away between narrow streets. One of the most unique is the "Hofje van Wouw," a small and secluded garden with a rich history that was closed to the public for centuries. Such places provide a sense of peace and magic.
One of the highest restaurants in The Hague, located on the 42nd floor of a skyscraper. In this restaurant, alongside exquisite dishes, you are treated to a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, making dining here a true event.
Brasserie The Beachroom in The Hague is beautifully located on Scheveningen's boulevard overlooking the North Sea. The restaurant is known for its ‘Unlimited Tapas Deluxe’ concept, where you enjoy more than 30 luxury tapas for a fixed price. The welcoming atmosphere and attentive service make the dining experience extra enjoyable. Its prime location near the Kurhaus and the Circus Theatre makes it an ideal place for a relaxing dinner.
Traditional hospitality goes modern here. Atmospherically decorated with bamboo, hardwood chairs, black leather lounge sofas. Japanese balloons and prominently in the middle of the restaurant the conveyor belt. On it, the sushi passes like works of art made from fresh fish.
This hotel is an old Amsterdam house that has been transformed into a luxurious boutique hotel. It combines elements of history and modernity while retaining the atmosphere of the old city, with unique interior details such as wooden beams and antique furniture. It’s the ideal place for those seeking privacy and the charm of the old city in the heart of The Hague.
This hotel is special because it is located next to a nature reserve and combines modern architecture with elements of organic design. Guests can not only enjoy comfort but also unique natural views right from their room. In the evening, you can enjoy peace and tranquility in the garden, while the unique atmosphere helps you relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
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