Guide me to the city by @ThisIsTheHague

In this article you will find a good overview of what you can do in The Hague, Netherlands! @ThisIsTheHague tells us what we should explore. 

“The Hague” is one of the largest and most attractive cities in the Netherlands due to its history and importance. It is the administrative capital of the country and seat of the Dutch royalty. This city located in the western part of the country, is the headquarters of the United Nations Organization (UN) becoming known as the city of peace and world justice. The Hague is the seat of all foreign embassies in the country and also of many international organizations such as the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice (based in the Peace Palace) and Europol.

Winter is the most beautiful, warmest and coziest season in The Hague. You will experience the city by the sea at its best this winter. Plan a day at Scheveningen or Kijkduin because getting a breath of fresh air is always a good idea. Beat the sand out of your shoes and warm up at one of the many catering establishments on the renovated north boulevard or in the harbor. Your visit to The Hague is only complete with a walk through the beautifully lit city. There are several walking routes that allow you to experience The Hague like never before. In addition, you can do your January shopping here very well!

 

Winter and the city center of The Hague: magically beautiful

The city center of The Hague is ready for the cozy winter months. With a line-up of winter events, there is something to do every day.

 

Scheveningen

Scheveningen is the most-visited beach resort in Holland. It offers a host of attractions, such as the Pier, SEA LIFE, Museum Beelden aan Zee, the Circustheater and Holland Casino. After a refreshing walk along the beach, drop in at the restaurants and cafes on the boulevard and the year-round beach clubs to enjoy a delicious dinner with a view of the sea. SEA LIFE Scheveningen is a must for a

day out with children. The Pathé cinema, Circustheater and Holland Casino guarantee a great evening out in Scheveningen. The historic city center of The Hague is only fifteen minutes from Scheveningen beach!

 

How to reach The Hague in winter

Visit The Hague in winter by train! As soon as you get off at The Hague Central station, you will already feel like you are in a winter wonderland. Atmospheric lighting and beautiful shopping windows. Prevent parking stress and traffic jams by taking the train, tram or bus and travel comfortably and cheaply to your winter destination. 

 

Other places to visit:

Peace Palace

It is the seat of the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration and other institutions. Some of the most important cases in the world are held here. At first glance, this building already has a spectacular and dazzling appearance. Financed by American Andrew Carnegie, this Gothic and neoclassical building began in 1907. Its materials come from around the world: marble from Italy, wood from Brazil and the United States, and ornamental iron railings from Germany. The building can be toured with guided tours available on its website.

 

Mauritshuis

Many tourists travel to Mauritshuis: it is the most visited central museum in The Hague with works by the main Dutch painters such as Frans Hal, Van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer and more. The building is located on the banks of the Hofvijver near the parliament of the Netherlands, the Binnenhof. Book your tickets on the museum website to plan your visit! 

 

Plein

Ideal for a sunny afternoon. It is a square surrounded by trees and old buildings. Ideal for making plans as it is surrounded by attractive bars and restaurants and there is always something to do or see.

 

Grote Markt

A few steps from the cathedral is the Grote Markt which is the main square of The Hague. It may surprise you, as it is more compact than many market squares in other European cities. However, what it lacks in size, it makes up for in atmosphere. The square is surrounded by bars, cafes and discos, so it is usually full of people, especially on weekends. Events are regularly held in the center of the square throughout the year.

 

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