Top 5 sights The Hague
Binnenhof
Passing through the renowned entrance gate of the historic Binnenhof, you step into the core of our democracy. This significant site has witnessed pivotal moments in Dutch history and remains instrumental in shaping the future. While the Binnenhof undergoes extensive renovations, guided tours by ProDemos still offer insight into the operations of the Tweede Kamer and the Ridderzaal. Though currently hidden behind scaffolding, the ongoing renovation provides a distinctive opportunity to witness the transformation of this revered location. Take advantage of this chance to explore the Binnenhof before it reopens to the public in its revitalized state.
Mauritshuis
Admire Vermeer’s enchanting Girl with a Pearl Earring alongside masterpieces by Rembrandt and Jan Steen. Notice the meticulous detail in Fabritius’s Goldfinch, made famous by Donna Tartt’s novel. Or marvel at the imposing Bull by Potter.
Paleis Noordeinde
For over four centuries, The Hague has served as the home and office of the Dutch royal family, the House of Orange. This royal legacy is woven into the fabric of the city. Tucked among stylish boutiques and art galleries lies Noordeinde Palace, the official workplace of King Willem-Alexander. When the flag waves atop the palace roof, it signifies the king’s presence in the country. And did you know that you can enjoy a picnic in the palace’s rear garden?
Madurodam
At Madurodam, experience the best of the Netherlands. Discover world-famous miniatures, fun games, and attractions that showcase how a small country can achieve great things. There’s plenty to see and do for all ages. Be amazed and engaged as you learn how the Netherlands was formed and help keep the land from flooding. It’s an adventure you won’t want to miss!
peace palace
Join an audio tour to delve into the rich history of the Peace Palace and explore the work of the institutions residing within it. Located in the entrance building, the Visitors Centre offers a magnificent view of the Peace Palace and its gardens, as well as the International Court of Justice.
