Travelling to The Hague

Walking Around in The Hague

Situated by the North Sea, The Hague is the third largest town in the Netherlands after Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The city is known by various names such as the beautiful city behind the Dunes, the Royal residence, and the green city by the sea. All these names make a true statement about the magnificence of the city. It also has many attractions to behold, including the famous Scheveningen beach. To experience all the sights Hague has to offer, take a city walk. The walk will take you to architectural masterpieces such as the Conservatory of Jan Hoogstad, Zurich Tower, Crown Tower, and the City Hall. You will also see historical buildings, including City Palace Huguetan, Royal Theatre, Hotel Des Indes, and the oldest hostel in The Hague, known as Noordeinde Palace. The walk will then guide you along the Escher Museum, Haags Historisch Museum, Museum Brediu, Cornelis Kruisman Foundation, Gevangenpoort museum, and Mauritshuis. The Hague is also home to over 80 international organizations, including several renowned committees and courts. During the walk, you will see that the nation's government is seated here, and where the Dutch Royal family resides.