The Hague Travel Guide

Elegant restaurant offering fine dining with a focus on seasonal ingredients and a stunning view of the North Sea. Known for its sophisticated atmosphere.

A vibrant and popular Vietnamese restaurant known for its authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, and lively ambiance.

A chic bistro-style restaurant popular for brunch, lunch, and dinner, serving classic French-American dishes in a relaxed setting.

A popular spot for delicious vegetarian and vegan fast food, offering a creative take on traditional Dutch snacks.

A lively square in the city center surrounded by numerous bars, pubs, and cafes with outdoor terraces, offering a vibrant atmosphere for drinks and socializing.

A renowned music venue hosting a wide array of concerts from international and local artists, covering various genres. Also has club nights.

Another popular square in the city center, offering a more upscale selection of bars and restaurants, perfect for a sophisticated evening out.

Home to the best of Dutch Golden Age painting, including Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' and Rembrandt's 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp'.

Renowned for its extensive collection of modern art, including the world's largest collection of Mondrian works, and a diverse range of applied arts.

Dedicated to the works of the famous Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, housed in the former Winter Palace of Queen Emma.

A dedicated photography museum showcasing diverse exhibitions from historical to contemporary photography.

A modern cinema located in the city center, offering a wide selection of mainstream films in multiple screens, often with original language versions (OV).

An arthouse cinema showing independent films, documentaries, and international cinema, often hosting special events and festivals.

A nationwide celebration of the King's birthday. The Hague comes alive with orange decorations, street parties, live music, and a large flea market.

One of the largest Eurasian festivals in the world, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Indonesia and the Netherlands with food, music, dance, and markets.

An electronic music festival held in the Zuiderpark, featuring multiple stages and international DJs. Dates can vary but often occurs in late spring/early summer.

The most famous beach in the Netherlands, featuring a long sandy stretch, a pier with attractions, numerous beach clubs, and a lively boulevard.

A quieter and more family-friendly alternative to Scheveningen, offering wide sandy beaches, dunes, and a more relaxed atmosphere.

A popular, affordable gym chain offering a wide range of fitness equipment, group classes, and personal training options.

A well-equipped gym in the city center with extensive cardio and strength training facilities, various group fitness classes, and sometimes a sauna.

A premium fitness club offering high-end equipment, personal training, and often includes amenities like a swimming pool and wellness facilities.

A public indoor swimming pool offering various pools for leisure swimming, lessons, and water activities. Features a recreational pool and a competition pool.

Another municipal indoor swimming pool with facilities for recreational swimming and specific lanes for lap swimming. Good for families.

A miniature park featuring highly detailed scale models of famous Dutch landmarks, cities, and historical scenes. An interactive and fun experience for all ages.

A theme park and water park (Tikibad) located just outside The Hague. Offers a variety of rides, attractions, and one of the largest indoor water parks in the Benelux.