The Hague

On the west coast of the North Sea is The Hague, the political and administrative capital of the Netherlands and a city full of rich history and interesting cultural heritage. The seat of the International Court of Justice, as well as of multiple United Nations offices and services, The Hague acquires the strict and highly technocratic character that governs it, without, however, affecting the attractive physiognomy of this elegant Dutch metropolis, which promotes culture, arts and sciences, giving each visitor a generous and multicultural mosaic of travel images and experiences.

With the historic center of The Hague as the starting point for the city tour, wander the narrow and picturesque alleys of the old town of Den Haag and indulge in the charming medieval atmosphere, which emerges through the mansions of baroque and renaissance aesthetics.

See the monumental elegance of the Binnenhof complex in the center of the old town, with the Ridderzaal Knights Hall charming with its refined beauty and the Renaissance Peace Palace (Vredespaleis), the seat of the International Court of Justice. The imposing Castle of The Hague dominates the Statenkwartier area, while the church of St. James (Sint Jacobskerk) leaves its distinct ecclesiastical imprint in The Hague. Pleasant walks in The Hague Park - Forest will invigorate the senses, as the Royal Academy of Arts and the Royal Mauritshuis Gallery display unique treasures of Dutch art. The panorama of the Mesdag will offer a unique experience in the field of 3D illusion, while a walk on Lange Voorhout will reveal the point where the modern heart of The Hague beats. A very interesting visit to the nearby Madurodam interactive park with its stunning miniatures and the cosmopolitan resort of Scheveningen, will ideally complete the acquaintance with The Hague, which will have managed to enter your heart and fill the trip with unforgettable moments. and experiences.