The 38 best things to do with kids in Wassenaar

A big nice place with lots of rides to hangout for kids. Well enjoyed by adults also, this place gives you an option to stay overnight and there are water pools to enjoy in summers which are at extra cost. The place is well connected with public transport. The place needs slightly more attention towards hygiene. Must visit.

A nice theme park with a variety of rides to suit all ages. Also, the park has a water park inside it which is what makes it unique. The park itself is not too big and queues are not too long either. A day inside is usually sufficient.

It’s a nice place for children to spend a full day, with lots of attractions and also a water park. You can buy separate tickets for the attractions or the water park, or a combined ticket. I bought the combined tickets. We spent the day from morning until 5:00 in the attractions, then went to the water park. The water park has both indoor and outdoor options, but the indoor one is much more fun. The only downside is the price—I think it’s a bit too high. I paid around €39 per person.

What a cracking day!!! Had fun from start to finish the guy operating the pirate ship was fantastic and went the extra mile. Very clean park not to busy food was ok prices were fine. 9.5/10. My only criticism and again it’s small is the toilets all close early even when the park is very busy.

We went on a Sunday around 4.30pm for a indoor experience and it was amazing, we've some much fun! Easy to access by bus. We'll come back for a full experience!!

We have came to duinrell on a number of occasions and every single time it reaches our expectations if not even higher and we will be back for the 6th time in the near future! Duinrell has a fantastic theme park which is suitable for all ages with a variety of different levels of thrill. The tiki bad waterpark is an excellent waterpark with loads of different and unique slides to anywhere else. I like how you can go late at night with the slots. This is perfect for a relaxing evening. The fully equipped park on site is open until really late so if your children want to stay for a little bit longer than they have the opportunity to. The staff are really friendly and you can even hire go karts and bikes. On site there is the superstore and pizza shop and restaurants even with a bowling alley, and bar with entertainment. The accommodation are great with fully working showers and the beds are comfy.

The amusement park is definitely the highlight here. It’s really impressive how they managed to incorporate it into such a relatively small space compared to other amusement parks. The rides are fun and very interesting—5 stars for the design! On the other hand, I stayed with an RV and my dog. Although dogs are allowed, I didn’t see a single dog station with bags, nor was there a designated area where dogs could run freely. That was disappointing. I also think the bathrooms could use some renovation. While the reception area looks like it was recently redone (maybe a bit too much, honestly—the high ceilings aren’t really necessary), the bathrooms seem to have been overlooked. After they were “cleaned,” it literally looked like someone had just sprayed them down with water—everything was wet.

We recently visited Madurodam in The Hague, and our entire family had a fantastic time! It was perfect outing for both the adults and kids. This park is more than just miniature models; it's a interactive and educational experience. Our child loved being able to push buttons, make things move, and participate in the various activities throughout the park. It was a brilliant way to see the Netherlands' history and landmarks come to life in a way that engages younger visitors. For the adults, we appreciated the clever use of technology to make the exhibits feel dynamic. It offers a wonderful, bite-sized overview of the country's highlights. If you're looking for an outing that keeps everyone entertained and teaches them something new, Madurodam is a must-see.

I absolutely loved this place. The simulations were so amazing. I lo ed the historic stories told and the entire set up, is genius. A great place for kids but for adults alike. Its so interesting and there is so much to see, time will pass by and you would have spent almost an entire day. The best time to go is from when they open at 10.

It's a fun place to see the highly detailed miniature Dutch, Amsterdam - cityscapes, buildings, architecture, churches, airports, wind farms, wind mills, Canal systems, functional railway track and different trains running around, traffic vehicles moving on the road, ships, boats moving in the water... It was a fun time.. different big bridges recreated where it feels like a small overpass that you walk on, it's a fun get away

Great experience for adults and kids. Plenty of interactive setups to keep the kids engaged and interested, while admiring the great miniature cities. There are also other experiences scattered within the park. Good - clean - interactive and engaging activities - park for kids and adults - impressive miniature landmarks - facilities (toilets, restaurants, playgrounds)

What if a country makes a fascinating structure where the net proceeds 1st were meant for TB hospital and then later, started going towards the various Charities of the Netherlands? An awesome thrill to know indeed, that such a place does exist, leading humanity to it, where their presence collectively and perpetually, helps such charities out. Madurodam, named after George Maduro, a law student from Curacao, who was awarded 'Medal of Knight', (highest medal of Netherlands) for his tremendous valour in fighting Nazi occupation forces and who died later at Dachau concentration camp in 1945. . Madurodam, was opened for public during 1952. It is a miniature park of the 'Hague', Netherlands consisting of 1:25 scale model replicas and miniature versions of famous Dutch landmarks, cities etc. It includes indoor attractions that tell Dutch histories, art & culture, themed areas, some restaurants, and a few stores to get what-you-want including fridge magnets, bottles and smiling back items, getting ready to get picked up. Travelling to Netherlands? Ensure then, that this is added on to your MUST-VISIT place.

Madurodam was my favorite experience during my entire trip to the Netherlands. I loved exploring the miniature versions of Dutch cities and landmarks. It felt like traveling through the whole country in just a few hours. My favorite parts were steering the ships through the canals, controlling the helicopter, and interacting with the fun exhibits like attracting the fishes. The park is very well designed, with so many details that bring Dutch history, architecture, and culture to life. It’s both educational and entertaining, making it a great place for families, couples, or solo travelers. I would recommend it as one of the first stops for tourists visiting the Netherlands. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Parking was a little pricey, but that might just be my perspective as a visitor from abroad. Overall, I would definitely like to return and see it again.

Loved it, what a wonderful piece of art, that Is amazing, every zone has its own beauty, moreover nothing is less but plane ✈️ experience inside it is out standing, a must go place to bring you child here. There is also a shall canteen to have some light snacks and a souvenir shop is also there to bring some gifts. Overall a wonderful experience, but remember you must spare enough time to go there because it needs almost half day to complete it properly if you are a detail lover.

Amazing muzeum with a variety of motorised vehicles, from horseless carragies, motor bikes and cars, to fire engines and buses. A lot of interesting information provided. Great collection of car related art as well. The parking is quite expensive, especially given that it is a car museum.

Sore feet warning - but there are plenty of places to sit down to rest along the way. We spent three hours here - even my partner who was not interested in cars was quite absorbed - the most pre-1900 cars I’ve seen - the earliest hybrid electric - the earliest electric cars - an amazing variety in history. After that we needed a break but the on-site cafe while looking like Disneyland was disappointing. The Dutch snack plate recommended by the waiter was four deep fried potato croquettes, two deep fried chicken nuggets, maybe four tiny spring rolls of cheese and some potato crisps from a packet - not impressive. I had a white beer which also didn’t taste that good to me.

This museum is a great collection starting from the very beginning of building cars, transitioning horse wagons into motorized vehicles. A beautiful building this collection will blow your mind while you walk from one room into the next and find another treasure. It is possible to see everything in two hours walk, but if you prefer to have a better understanding of all the cars, you can easily fill up a whole day within the museum. There is as well restaurants, which looks very cozy. Overall, the experience is Really great.

Great experience. It is perhaps one of its kind! Really impressive. Some suggestions: the entrance is quite crammed with one person doing everything and no space. Also would be interesting to add how much the vehicles cost at their time and the equivalent for our days. I think it can show us how accessible the cars were for common people. Anyways it was amazing!

Really a very wonderful museum. Thought about going there for years but didn't do it till today because I thought it was expensive, small and focussed on on a few rarity cars. Boy was I wrong! The external images of the museum makes it look ehh, not large. But in reality it is. It also has 3 (!) floors. Most of the collection covers the era between 1890 till the 1960's which I really like. I wish some of the colours on these cars where available today, just marvelous. Also a lot of cars with a special place in history, a Cadillac owned by Elvis Presley, the Austin martin db5 from James Bond Goldfinger. Both cars from the British film Genevieve (which I just watched and loved). Two cars from The godfather and a lot more. Must not forget to mention the cafe which is indoors but designed like let's say a village square. Simple but lovely. Lots of eye candy. In short, don't be deceived by the external shots which make it it feel small. The place is huge and in it's own a really wonderful building, but go there and be amazed!!

Best museum I have ever visited. Cleverly designed path keep your attention, there is a piece of collection that you can relate to in every corner and it's not just cars. You can find old fuel pump, car toys, biycles, everything that is related to transportation. I highly reccomend the Museum.

What a great Museum! Incredible collection of automotive history in a stunning building. Well worth the visit and super friendly staff.

Very, very impressive. I didn't expect to see such a big variety of fish. Don't hesitate to visit this aquarium. For kids this will be a big waw!

A very small sea life . I spent 20 minutes there. I was disappointed. A dozen or so years ago, there were jellyfish, but now there are none. It's a great attraction for small children. As an adult, I felt somewhat dissatisfied.

Sea Life in Scheveningen was a fun experience. The aquariums were accompanied with interesting information on the inhabitants and the ecosystems they usually live in. My personal highlight was the otter, I could have spent hours watching that little guy groom,take a swim, relax.

Quite interesting for the kids, stylized interior, one can take pictures as souvenirs then printed or as magnets in the souvenir shop at the exit.

A slightly salty review of Sea Life — lots of people, little fish, expensive tickets. I went to sea life as a kid, when you could still hear touch all of the fish. I wanted to take my kid for that same experience, and while they enjoyed it, I did not. The whole set up hasn’t changed since the nineties and feels like it’s straight out of movie set for some B-movie. There are literally vending machines with candy and drinks everywhere sometimes two in one room. The vending machines crowd out the tanks and the fish and in between the bad lightening and poor air circulation, if they put some slot machines in—it would be hard to know if you’re in Sea World or Holland Casino. It was very crowded and the set up was too narrow for the number of people, which really should be capped. They have some nice sections with different types of animals including a small crocodile and and the penguins. But the enclosures are small making it hard to enjoy the experience. The underwater tunnel feels like you’re actually diving, as the air circulation is terrible and it feels like you’re deprived of oxygen walking through it. Some of the windows desperately need a clean, for instance it was near impossible to see the otters because the glass was stained so badly. I like that they did some education on environmentalism here and there and that they contribute to breeding various species. That being said, for a whopping 64-65 euros for two adults and 1 kid, this place really needs to be lifted out of the nineties. If I’m going to be paying Disney prizes I’m going to expect a ride, rather than a school of vending machines and plenty of people rather than fish in the Sea (Life)

It was a great experience with a wide variety of fish and sea creatures. It’s very well presented. A bit small for the ticket price, but still worth a visit.

25€ for a small aquarium is not worth it. Especially when it concerns the wellbeing of the maritime creatures they have. The aquariums were to small for most of them and the penguin had their wings blocked with bracelets of plastic with no need for that.

Museum VoorlinMuseum Voorlinden is a beautiful and well-curated modern art museum, worth visiting if you are in the area. The staff is friendly and helpful, which made the experience smooth and pleasant. The artworks are all special in their own way, and each room offers something different. A standout for us was the marshmallow house — playful and unexpected, it really stood out as a highlight. There are a few practical things to note. You are not allowed to take even a water bottle inside, so plan accordingly. Also, the toilets are located outside the main building, which means you have to walk a bit to reach them. Overall, a unique and engaging museum experience. We give it 4 out of 5 stars. den

The pool is very famous yes, but if u go there just for that I would say it’s not worth it. But there are so much more to see. The environment surrounded is just so good to be true. Highly recommended even if just for the view outside. And the museum inside itself must be one of the most beautiful museum I have ever seen.

It's a very enjoyable place. Kids can enjoy it too. But we loved the cafe right next to it. The forest where the museum is located was wonderful. The landscaping was beautiful. You can also take a walk around the area.

I admit the artworks worth a visit however I have to be honest the experience was not good for a 22 euro. a) In that "sweet Memories"... everyone was asked to take off shoes, understandable though still a bit strange. Maybe I got bad luck in that group someone had unbearable stench filled the whole small candy room. At least for me that was zero sweet but a completely disgusting memories. b) It's normal and common sense not to touch the artwork but arguable the distance. I was struggling from the warning: "keep the distance"... I don't see it's normal for a museum to forbid visitors to look closely for details. Meanwhile to mention there is no clear sign at least for the "large-mini copied chairs". As a well known museum, you are not doing properly in leveraging the communication towards ur visitors between: "don't touch", "keep distance" and "look closely". If u believe signs break the artworks and atmosphere, then u should do it professionally in a different way. Good luck with your visit and hope all of u will have a Sweet Memories there... 😂 For me the disgusting memories + a strange "keep distance" warning made a very unpleasant experience for only 2 stars.

pretty and enjoyable museum with a lot of modern art installation! sometimes they also have live art performance, it is very interesting to watch!

We had an amazing experience at Museum Voorlinden. The staff were quick to help, the gift shop had high quality and actually unique pieces, the various pieces on exhibition were carefully curated up build a 360 experience in you by the time you were finished. My family and I also had the honour of visiting the private book collection and not yet shown pieces, so that was a cherry on top! Parking is spacious, the bathroom facilities are enough, there's two different restaurant/cafes on the grounds plus a mobile coffee cart so lots of options for food if necessary. The grounds it sits on, is also beautiful sp lots of people took walks around before leaving.

Museum Voorlinden is a beautiful estate with a contemporary art gallery. Their permanent collection is excellent and the seasonal collections are usually also very good. Besides the museum the estate gardens are also worth a visit and they are completely free of charge!

Loved this musuem. It was sorry of a two for the price of one as it was housed in a formal royal palace of Emma, the Queen Mother, mother to Queen Wilhelmina. Most of Escher's famous works were on display. Left the museum appreciating the genius that Escher was. Also has a cafe but didn't access it.

An absolutely fascinating museum! The presentation of Escher’s work is outstanding — each piece is worth your time and your thoughts. Highlights include Metamorphosis III, an extraordinary 7-meter-long masterpiece that flows seamlessly from one image to another, and the mesmerizing Circle Limit series, where Escher’s genius for blending art and mathematics truly shines. The illusions room is a delight, letting you step into the kind of visual paradoxes that made Escher world-famous. A perfect blend of art, geometry, and imagination — not to be missed when in The Hague.

Amazing artworks told and explained very well. I especially enjoyed the method which documented Escher's life and work - very elegant. The decision to display his works in the palace was well made, the architecture is splendid and wonderous.

If you're into architectural signs, you'll be amazed—it's like stepping into this museum! Truly stunning and beyond your wildest dreams. I spent two hours there, but honestly, it wasn’t enough to take in all the amazing creativity. It’s absolutely fantastic!

This place bends your brain in the best way possible. It’s M.C. Escher, so yes, the famous “stairs that go nowhere” are here, along with loads of other works (including some I’d never seen before). Honestly, I half expected to walk out of the museum upside down. The ticket price is refreshingly reasonable (rare in The Hague, where even a coffee can feel like modern art). I’d definitely go again. Tip: go in the morning, there’s so much to see that if you arrive late, your head will be spinning from illusions and from fatigue. Bring curiosity, maybe a coffee, and prepare to wonder if the gift shop exit is actually the entrance.

Beautiful museum! Extensive collection and enjoyed the interactive parts at the end on the top floor. They have free lockers for your bags, a cafe downstairs, and clean bathrooms.

All round good exhibit in an historic house. Who doesn't love Escher? If you don't, this isn't for you. If you do you'll find lots of prints and background. Many of the prints are marked "eigen druk" which means "my own print." Would have been nice if they'd cracked a few windows... Lockers are in basement and use fake coins they hand out. Bathroom was decent.

It's a good tour and interactive afterwards. We have a six year old and a two year old; I feel that charging the same price (€25) for a 0, 1 or 2 year old as adults is a bit much. Our two year old was scared in the experience, as the dark rooms, lights and heartbeat sounds were quite intimidating without her understanding the context.

Very interesting museum about the human body. The children had fun, they have 2 parts of museum, one interactive and one to discover more by reading and watching more videos.I think between 2-3 h are more than sufficient to allocate for this museum.

Relatively short “tour” but LOVED it, very well presented and truly thoughtful for kids (not tooo young though) without boring the adults. The play area tends to be a bit crowded but I’d highly recommend this place when in Leiden

It is very close to Leiden city and highway. Has a closed parking space incld EV charging. Museum is well designed, mostly enhanced with videos and lightshows. There are several educative activites after the museum. Mostly suitable for children.

Old, overhyped and overpriced. I did enjoy the first part of the museum where you 'walk inside your body.' It is well-made and well explained. After the tour with audio guide, you come to the second part where you see visual materials and read the panels. It felt quite old and meant mainly for young children, probably below 8. My two children aged 9 and 12 though it was too childish and not attractive, so we just walked past and left the museum. Overall I felt it isn't worth the money. Not recommended.

Amazing place, very educational and has multiple interactive games which improves the understanding of the human body. Suitable for a range of ages and families. Great value for money too.

Exciting exhibition/experience center about the human body with superb audioguide (ín 19 languages). Too bad that the interactive area is ín Dutch only. 🙁 However I give it 5* and hope that next time everything will be available ín other languages than Dutch too. 🙂

I have been wanting to go here for a while now since seeing it as one of 5 best museums in the Netherlands. We absolutely loved it. Such a cool looking building and the way the exhibitions were set up were very good. My 3 year old daughter loved it, especially the interactive parts.. the herd of triceratops was my highlight. It does seem to be in the middle of nowhere (close to den haag though), but it's definitely worth the trip.

Loved this place, including the additional Trex re-experience. It’s well laid out, so no map is needed to see everything. It’s funny, realistic and simply well done. Plenty of information (yes, English and Dutch) and side activities or videos to keep you busy for over two hours. Beautiful building - would recommend and go back in a heartbeat

We visited the museum and really really enjoyed it. Each floor has its own thematic area, and everything is very well organized and maintained. There are also many interactive sections that make the visit more fun and engaging while you learn. The dinosaur skeletons are really impressive. The architecture of the museum itself is also very interesting and worth appreciating.

Fantastic place to bring your children or even just for adults to visit. The displays are beautifully and informatively done. Sometimes I do feel sad for the animals that must have been killed for the display. There are audio-visual installations and well-maintained facilities.

Awesome variety of exhibitions showcasing the breadth and depth of life. The amount of fossils and skeletons on display is impressive. Staff was very friendly and the building itself is beautiful to boot. It's also very easy to get to from Central Station in foot. Came away with a renewed appreciation for the natural world!

Naturalis is not just a museum – it’s a journey through time! From enormous dinosaur skeletons that make you feel tiny, to breathtaking exhibitions about the wonders of nature, every corner sparks curiosity. The layout is modern, interactive, and perfect for both kids and adults. You can easily spend hours exploring without getting bored. The highlight for me was standing face-to-face with the mighty T. rex a moment I’ll never forget. If you’re in Leiden, this is an absolute must-visit for science, history, and nature lovers alike!🦖🌍✨

This museum truly makes the visitor appreciate the richness of biodiversity in our planet. It also hosts a rich collection of prehistoric life forms, whose excavation they funded. It is definitely worth a visit if nature fascinates you.

We got four flavours, they were all good and the service was great. I will say that the chocolate ice cream was a little boring and the pear ice cream was too sweet. Other than that, the atmosphere is great as it’s on the high street and has nice seating areas.

Very tasty and delicious ice cream 🍨 There's a lot of flavours, some of the flavours are very unique and refreshing. The little disappointment was the price / portion ratio which is quite bad, but the taste is very good and compensate for that. Beware of long waiting lines (could be more than 20 minutes waiting) In conclusion, if you're there, it's definitely worth it But don't go there especially only for the ice cream.

One of the many reasons why I love the Dutch and to visit the Netherlands. You can queue to buy ice cream at 10 pm. Definitely the place to go for ice cream in Wassenaar. Their coffee and cakes look good too.

Hands down the nicest ice cream I have ever had. Some how they got the pear flavour spot on and some how made it juicy like a real pear. Go on, treat yourself!

Quick service, clean and bright space with friendly staff who speak great English too. A good choice of flavours in both ice cream and sorbet. Plenty to choose from for repeat visits! At time of writing one scoop is €1.60 and two are €3.20 and beyond that it starts to get slightly cheaper per scoop. Can have a tub or a cone. There are other cones available for an extra €1. They also sell other sweet things and coffees but I didn't try them

Ten out of five. Great place to visit if you happen to be in the area and a MUST if you are at Duinrell. The most amazing ice-cream, great service and great prices. Went twice in five days. Love it.

On the bank holiday it was one of the few places open. We had a hot drink each and were pleasantly surprised to get a cute and very delicious ice cream with it. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming.

A great variety of items from Egypt, ancient Rome and Greece. Informative for English speakers/readers although clearly more information is available is you speak Dutch. It was a comfortable environment, not too busy and overall a great experience with some unique items and a great local view on antiquities and how continuing excavations are taking place in the Netherlands.

There are great collections of Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Persian, Cypriot, and other civilizations. The English audio guide is informative for some specific objects, but there is no information in English for most of the objects. The data is only available in Dutch. I spent about 3-4 hours in the museum and skipped a chunk of it due to a lack of time.

I visited this museum in Leiden and honestly, it felt like stepping through a time portal. The Egyptian statues, Roman sculptures, and ancient artifacts are displayed with such elegance that history almost whispers to you. The highlight for me was the beautifully lit Temple of Taffeh—breathtaking in its quiet majesty. It’s not just a museum, it’s a gentle walk through centuries of human story. A must-visit for anyone who loves the past wrapped in grace.

An amazing place! It truly feels like stepping back in time. It’s both educational and fun for adults and children. The place looks beautiful, the atmosphere is wonderful, and everything is well cared for. Definitely a highly recommended visit

Absolutely beautiful and interesting museum!! A lot of great pieces from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. I didn’t expect much, but i enjoyed my visit. It wasn’t very busy inside, I really recommend for people who love history!!

Fantastic museum! Take your time. There is so much to see. Will come back!

If you're interested in history, it's a great museum. I managed to spend about 6 hours here with ease. I had been here before but the last time was about 30 years ago. A lot has changed and at the same it's still the same. Good place for a rainy day. What could have been better? More on the Netherlands. As I remember that was the case 30 years ago, now it's one section in the attic. Personally I would like to see some more information on how things where made. For example, near the entrance there is a room dedicated to cameo's. In short, very small stones with incredibly detailed but tiny carvings on them. They are so tiny that there are magnifiers mounted on most displays. How could they possibly make this in this period?? If you go here, and you can, use public transportation. Parking fees are pretty steep in Leiden. Nothing to do with the museum.

Nice objects from all the continents. Went there on a Sunday, the place was quite busy with families, there were kids running and shouting. Not the best museum experience.

Loved the variety of this exhibition. There are pieces from different parts of the world. The sections included north America, Siberia, Oceania, Indonesia, China, Japan, South Korea, and Africa. The exhibition has a lot of paintings from around the world. There is also a hall where there you can watch some movies about antiquities.

It is covered on museum card. A very good experience to know about different cultures and history around the world. Very informative. Its a big museum so atleast plan 3 to 4 hrs to fully enjoy. Have good cafes and shop as well. Excellent experience overall.

Fun museum with great staff! The kids found the treasure and had a lot of fun!

Incredible museum with a lot of artifacts from Japan and China. Also a large section dedicated to the indigenous tribes around Polynesia and the native tribes of America. Leiden is blessed to have these awesome artifacts on display. There are also some workshops going on to participate in sometimes. I can definitely recommend visiting this museum!

What a wonderful museum! We spend quite a few hours in the different rooms that bring you all around the world with items from every continent. I really enjoyed my stay there and found it absolutely not to be missed on my list. The staff at the entrance was also very kind and welcoming when explaining the different areas. If you are visiting Leiden I wholeheartedly recommend it!

Update 28/5/22 Museum Night Leiden.This museum of ethnology, located within walking distance from the Leiden central station, is so breathtaking that one finds it rather difficult to choose where to start! My advice is: take your time and walk through all the exhibits....and read the fascinating stories behind them. Come to Leiden and visit this magnificent museum! Highly recommended!!

We say an amazing installation, and understand their rotating exhibits are always stellar. The museum architecture is reminiscent of Tadeo Ando. The outdoor sculpture works ate exciting - modernist. The gift shop is nice. Lockers for your things are free. You'll find mostly Dutch visitors. Museum has easy walking distance from the #9 tram stop at Circustheatre.

Amazing sculptures, environment architecture and beautiful location!

A cute, small museum. They had three exhibitions aside from those elements that are permanent. Two of the three were single pieces though both were large and immersive or very detailed pieces. But you will likely only need about an hour or little more than an hour to see the full musuem.

The museum is pretty good, especially because it also allows you to sit and draw, and the outdoor pieces are also really interesting!

Although the art is quite nice. The admittance price is way too high for what you get. It's incredibly small. It also doesn't have any works that you have to see. You can skip this one.

highly recommend i think its one of the most underrated museums in the country

Fantastic museum built into the dune. Nice architecture... The art on display is beautiful sculptures. On the day of my visit there was also a children's workshop to teach them to create clay moulds. It is a pleasant museum to visit.

I would advice mainly two things: - book in advance because there are time slots, so if you just show up you might not be allowed to enter. - the visit is split in two parts, first part is the history, second part starts where the first part starts. I almost missed this one, because it wasn’t obvious. Just go back to the front desk and they will tell you where to go. First part is more interactive, second part goes deeper into what the prison used to be. Also if you do the second part you’ll end up outside in the yard where there’s a 1812 guillotine (the original one), and also the torture chamber mentioned in the first part.

I highly recommend you going there if you come to The Hague. It’s very interesting in how far back they go. I’ll be attaching some pictures. I want to say they were truly barbaric, but again you have to think of the time. some of the pictures are the tools they used in the dungeon and on one picture you’ll see a little box in the corner and that was their toilet. It is a very fascinating museum.

Such a fun experience! Very educational and interesting—the museum preserves a piece of history that makes its visitors reflect on how far our justice and penal systems have come. The open and light museum really contrasts to how dark and intimidating it must’ve been in the 1500s. Just a really cool spot!

"The Prison Gate was originally an entrance gate to the castle of the Counts of Holland, built in medieval times. For many years after, it served as a prison to the Court of Holland. Nowadays the museum tells the story of crime and punishment across the centuries." The museum is very well preserved. When I visited the prisoner cells, I had the feeling that I travelled back in time. The museum provides valuable information about the judicial processes in history. I did not know that there are special cells for wealthy people, like a hotel room😃 There are even interactive settings, for example, by pushing a button, you can act as a judge and try to decide on a verdict! I really enjoyed my visit.

Unveiling History's Secrets: A Journey through The Hague's Prison Gate Museum Nestled within the heart of The Hague, the Prison Gate Museum stands as a testament to centuries of intriguing history and cultural richness. Our visit to this captivating museum was an illuminating journey through the annals of time, offering a glimpse into the city's past that left us both mesmerized and enlightened. Stepping through the imposing gates, we were transported back in time to an era of justice, punishment, and intrigue. The museum's meticulously curated exhibits vividly depicted the different facets of prison life, from interrogation to torture and punishment. Each room unveiled layers of history, shedding light on the methods and practices employed throughout the ages. Of particular interest were the interrogation rooms, where visitors could immerse themselves in the tense atmosphere of past investigations. The displays provided insights into the techniques used to extract information, offering a sobering reminder of the complexities of justice in times gone by. Equally compelling were the sections dedicated to torture and punishment, where vivid descriptions and artifacts brought to life the harsh realities faced by prisoners. From gruesome implements to haunting tales of confinement, these exhibits served as poignant reminders of the human cost of crime and punishment. Our experience at the Prison Gate Museum was enriched by the knowledgeable staff, who eagerly shared insights and anecdotes, further enhancing our understanding of the exhibits. Their passion for preserving and sharing the city's history was palpable, adding depth and authenticity to our visit. In conclusion, the Prison Gate Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to delve into The Hague's rich tapestry of history and culture. With its evocative exhibits, intriguing artifacts, and engaging staff, it offers a captivating journey through time that leaves a lasting impression. Whether a local resident or a curious traveler, a visit to this museum is sure to inspire, educate, and intrigue.

Such a brilliant place, so much history and the information on the exhibitions was amazing. They give you a booklet when you first go in and it’s a self-guided tour, then you can come back for part 2 where you follow a different route with an audio tour to guide you. I was so impressed, in particular with how close you could get to everything. You really feel like you’re immersed in the history and you can follow a story with the audio tape which helps you feel more engaged. I’d highly recommend, you’ll need around 1hr-1.5hrs for the visit.

Such a cool museum! Took me about an hour or so to get through it all so it’s not very big, but I found it perfect to come here on my day trip to The Hague! If you’re interested in learning about crime and punishment, then this is an awesome experience!!

Overall, we had an enjoyable day. I visited with my 3-year-old son (under 1 meter tall), and there were enough attractions suitable for his age group. The park is well thought out for small children. A few practical notes: The lockers weren’t working, and the park is quite large. If you’re coming with extra belongings, I recommend bringing something to help you carry them easily, a stroller can be very helpful, even if you think your child won’t need it much. The women’s toilets near the restaurant area were insufficient; it’s better to use the ones in other parts of the park. I suggest arriving early in the morning and starting from the far end of the park, going against the general flow. That way, you’ll avoid long queues at the first attractions.

Drievliet is a fun and well-organized amusement park, especially ideal for families with children. While I personally enjoyed the visit, most of the rides and attractions are clearly designed with younger kids in mind. It’s a great place for a relaxed day out, but adults seeking thrill rides might find the options limited. That said, there are still a few exciting rides for older visitors, like the fast roller coaster Formule X, the wild mouse-style ride Kopermijn, the spinning coaster Twistrix, and the powered coaster Dynamite Express. Additionally, adults can enjoy rides like Nautilus, a swinging and spinning attraction, and Draaikolk, a fast-turning ride. As a whole, it’s a highly recommended destination for families with kids.

Great place to spend a day with the little ones. I really apreciated that most of the atractions were spitale for my 3.5 yo. And the ones for the older children were truely enjoyable. Also I loved the fact that the park is quite compact and don't spend a lot of time walking between the atractions, and thus we managed to enjoy almost all the atractions during one day, some even more times. Another plus was that there were no big ques (we spent maximum 10-15 minutes for the most atractive, although we went in full vacation sezon). All in all, a perfect alternative to biserica and more famous atraction parks in The Netherlands and around.

We went as a group of 8 people, including 2 toddlers, and we loved it. The size of the park is just the right size, not too big, not too small. Perfect for families with children (as the name suggests, familypark). There are enough rides for children (in our case, toddlers) to enjoy. We especially appreciated the water play park. The only minus thing is the food, there were not enough choices, and very expensive. So, I would suggest bringing your own food and snacks!

Overall we had an okay day, but that was only because I am someone who's glass is always half full! Because what happend? . Me and my daughter got stuck in the owl 🦉 ride, our car suddenly started smoking really bad and the machinist truly was not able to handle correct in that moment. I was able to put my daughter (4y) out of the car and let her wait with my oldest.. as soon as I knew they were save, I focused on the women next to me. Who was in a panic attack. With some breath work and guidance, I was able to calm her down. 2) after this, I made the decision to calm down with some food! 3 sodas and 3 sandwishes were €30. Crazy! And it wasn't even good, had to throw away the sandwich with cheese. 3) other malfunctioning attractions were also part of our experience. Which did not make us feel safe. Conclusion, we had fun. But I would not go back, as it is clearly not a safe park to go to. Be careful.

Suppose this last weekends was Halloween 🎃 celebration but they have nothing. Barely banners of Halloween and a 2 things related to Halloween. We came specially to celebrate. But not worth it. The atracciones look old or need manteinace and some paint , for the price I find there are better pret parks. And for Halloween this is not the place.

We went there on Sunday 13/7 10:45 and it was amazing! Not busy at all, jumping in every game almost instantly! There are plenty of games for all tastes, fast and slow, high and low. There are also enough tables to sit and enjoy a lunch from home or from the snack bar over there. In general it’s highly recommended especially if the kids are taller than 130cm.

Really nice museum with lot's of interactive exhibits for the kids (and adults). I really recommend it for families! There's also a very nice garden and it's linked to a dome shaped cinema that often played nature documentaries.

It is a nice museum, where we need around 2-3 hours with children aged 6 years old. Interesting topics and interactive learning through different stations was the best experience for us. As adults, we also learned new things.

Very education and fun for kids, we had a good day. Don't look for Omniversum if you want to see a movie, it's called dome and located outside on the right you will find signs, again not Omniversum.. so confusing

This is a great museum for everyone. It is family-friendly, and you can spend a day exploring mankind's relationship with nature and culture. It is very educational and engaging, explaining several biological, chemical, and geological phenomena in a clear and understandable way. I strongly recommend it if you are in the area. Don't forget to combine your trip with the amazing Omniversum.

Excellent museum! Great for the kids

We were there on a weekend and it was lovely. We had a 6 and 8 year old with us and neither of them got bored in the over 4 hours we were there and that was just with the movie and skipping around the second floor. I highly recommend for anyone with children, though I would recommend it for children 5 and up as most of the displays are hip level for adults and need reading

Great place for kids and family👪, irrespective of your age, you will enjoy this small yet vast Museum. It have lots of section, though small but have lot of information . At grond floor, it's music especial so you can engage with lot of instrument and can see few pieces from the history. On 1st floor, lot of info about planet , geography, history of Netherlands, space, under water life, list if endless.. After doing this museum if you have energy left( which is difficult) you can move to omniversum, again a excellent and out of world experience. Highly recommend.. Enjoy😊

This space museum is out of this world! Perfect for families, it’s packed with exciting exhibits that make you feel like you’re rocketing through the galaxy. The kids’ workshops are pure magic—hands-on, creative, and guaranteed to have them talking about planets and stars for days! And the staff? Absolutely stellar! They’re super friendly, full of cool space facts, and amazing with kids.You can tell they love what they do, and they make the whole experience unforgettable. If you’re looking for a fun, inspiring day trip, this museum is a must-visit!

Excellent science museum done in a very visual and storytelling way. From the theatre at the beginning to the kids ground floor at the end it was all very interesting. I liked Boerhaave better than Memo in Amsterdam because Boerhaave is better structured and a bit more academic and not thrill seeking. Great museum to visit with kids.

Very interesting science museum. Somenhands on experiment and puzzles fir kids and some very historical important objects.

Amazing science museum in the centre of Leiden. The exhibition takes you along different parts of the history of science. The museum starts with a nice show about the dissection of humans, followed by telescopes and maps of the world. There are also rooms about diseases and open questions in science. The temporary exhibition currently is about microorganisms and observing them with microscopes. There is also a great exhibition about math with many interactive games to play. The museum accepts the museumcard and is kids friendly. Parking close to the museum is not possible.

Very interesting place to visit, showcasing all manner of instruments from the fifteen-hundreds and onwards that people used to advance their knowledge of our planet and its inhabitants, and to develop many fields of science. If you’re interested at all in biology, astronomy, math, chemistry or other sciences, this is definitely a great visit. You can see everything in about an hour if you wanted, but easily spend a half or full day if you want to take everything in with all the detail available.

An interesting museum. Part of the exposition is devoted to archaeology. Various fossils of marine animals, fish and land animals are shown. Part 2 of the exposition is devoted to the development of science and technology of the golden period of the Dutch sea expeditions. And part 3. permanent exhibitions are an art gallery where paintings by different authors and different periods of the Golden Age are collected. Museum galleries with a glass dome are particularly impressive. All the museum exhibits were collected by the person whose name the museum bears. It is difficult to call this museum conceptual, so 4 stars.

Very educational! Reading everything take at least two and a half hours, quick browse may take a bit less than two hours. There's a temporary exhibition about female and other race people (other than caucasian) body are less studied in medical research, and thus lead to unequal treatment and diagnose. There're other general knowledge about science, history and development of medicine and physiology. However most part is pretty hard to understand by children, this is more a museum for people who already have some knowledge in general science. The science museum in Amsterdam may be more suitable for children with more interacting facility that children can learn by trying and playing. They sell colorful books that contain information showed in the museum (have both Netherlands and English version). You can basically bring the museum home!

Easy to get to from Centraal. Had the impression that the museum is targeted at toddlers and smaller kids but decided to visit anyway. The basement is targeted at older kids with many interactive activities that earn them add ons to the character they build. They are decent difficulty levels and there is a little waiting for other kids but nothing inconvenient. Loads of writings and quotes as they work through the various activities. Its a decent amount of activity and reading. We did two hours and were not fully done. Kids got hungry and cafe had run out of sandwiches so we left. This was around 2.45pm. This was a little disappointing. The staff at the cafe are lovely though. You get a card on your way out as a souvenir. There is a gift shop mostly in dutch.

My 11 month old and newly 5 year old had a great time playing together. It’s so nice to find somewhere they can both enjoy! Especially that there are no shoes allowed on the younger children’s floor, so it is ok for little ones to crawl around. It was clean and had plenty of toilets and easily accessible with a stroller.

The Kinderboekenmuseum in Den Haag is a calm, welcoming spot where children can really lose themselves in stories. It’s designed with little ones in mind — cozy reading corners, a storytelling nook, and a range of hands-on, tactile exhibits that invite playful exploration without overwhelming. The layout makes it easy for parents to keep an eye on kids, and the staff are warm and attentive, creating a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere ideal for a slow morning or gentle afternoon outing. They also offer storytelling sessions and workshops that add extra charm. In addition to the book-focused areas, the museum has a dedicated arts-and-crafts room for creative projects and a cafeteria where families can take a break and enjoy a snack or drink. Overall, it’s a soothing, imaginative place that encourages curiosity, reading, and creative play for toddlers through early elementary ages.

It was a very nice experience with kids. Specially their baby section is amazing

We absolutely love the museum. Perfect for our little ones. However the cafe has terrible hygiëne. Tables and floor are not being cleaned while you can see many staffs doing nothing behind the counter. We also saw two mouses running around.... while many customers already saw it, I didn't see any action taken from the staff.....

Experience was very lovely. Took us, a family with a 6 and 8 year old about 4 hours to do everything. The activities were engaging, the play areas were fun and the arts and crafts room was awesome

It is a Really lovely place also for the little ones. However entry is quite expensive considering that each parent has to pay full price. And low score simply on the account that there were 3 mice roaming around in the cafe. Not sanitary at all especially in a place for children

A beautiful large park with both dunes and forestry, you can find shade and nice walking paths but at the same time the sun and sand if that's what you like. The farm and restaurant is okay and there are facilities for kids which is great. All in all a nice park.

Very nice stop within the dunes of Scheveningen. Nice food. Nice atmosphere.

The nature is beautiful, the weather is great, and it’s truly perfect for hiking.

Beautiful park for biking and hiking. Some patient and sneaky move you can spot many gorgeous animals and flowers. Twisted tress make a amazing landscape...😲😲

A beautiful fairytale dune, clear waters and sandy hills all the way to the sea. There is a restaurant where you can eat a pancake and drink a hot beverage as well, delicious and in winter a gentle fire is burning indoors

Very beautiful place, kids' playground is there as well as ponies. Even grown-ups remembered how wired and fun childhood could be ) You can see a variety of natural landscapes from forest to dunes, seaside and lakes, sandy pathes and meadows. But please, be aware of ticks! We've got one. View your clothes, body and shoes before go to sleep after the fruitful day at the park.

Beautiful scenery of forest, dunes and beach. Great for biking and walking. Dogs have to be on leash at all times. Pancake house next to parking

Went to see a really nice movie about fungi and forests. While still impressive, the projection technology seems to be showing its age with rather blurry picture quality and low brightness compared to current day cinema tech. Your eyes do adjust to it if you're used to IMAX theaters. On a 28C day the viewing hall was surprisingly hot with no AC in the hall itself. Luckily we had some hand fans which made it a lot more bearable. The cinema store was cute and the staff while inexperienced were very polite. Had a nice experience, but for 17 euro admission I'd only come back if they improved their tech.

Impressive Experience at Omniversum Den Haag! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Omniversum Den Haag is a must-visit! The dome-style theatre offers a unique and immersive movie-watching experience you won’t find anywhere else. We watched OCEAN, narrated by David Attenborough — a stunning and powerful film. While we had hoped it would fill the entire dome ceiling, it was still an incredible visual journey. The sound and screen quality are top-notch, and the atmosphere really draws you in. Highly recommend for families, tourists, and anyone looking for something special in The Hague!

An unique experience. I didn't realize the dome where you view the movies is in the back of the complex and you have to walk around the entire museum to get to it(see photo). I saw the "Celebration of Pink Floyd’s legendary album Dark side of the Moon." I was expecting a music video or video set to The Dark side of the Moon. However, this was something completely different. This was more like a few artists' take on the album. The songs were remixed and set to very trippy visuals, that is really the only way to describe it. It almost felt like someone had left on the visualizer from an old Microsoft media player at times.

This place is amazing!! I didn't expect it to be this cool. We took a 10am session to see the turtle odyssey and it was beautiful. Smartly only 47 min because my toddler was already at his end. Then I went to the museum because the ticket came together. And oh boy I didn't expect so many interactive and fun things to do! So worth the 17 euros! Other places charge you so much and offer so little. Just some tips: food could have more options and healthier ones. Also some interactive things were not well explained. The session with "men evolution " could have a warning sign. It's quite frightening for a small kid. Other than that had a great time and didn't want to leave!

It was really amazing! The film was just out of this world! We watched animal kingdom and it was really amazing. There's a lot of activities in the museum for the kids and for the adults to enjoy with their kids. Definitely recommend going!

The exhibition is great! The idea of ​​illustrating "sustainable development" is wonderful! But it's not technically well thought out. Young and older children study the questions, but soon they get tired of "thinking through" them and just run around the room, punching holes in a card slot machine without really understanding the topic. It's a bit sad.... Also we enjoyed the film in the cinema! And the museum is connected to the art gallery by a simple glass corridor! So you can simply walk there without going outside, but you'll need to buy other tickets, of course!

We tried Mesmerica in 3D dome. It was music and some 3D shapes. Requested to be there 45min earlier but didn't have any point as we needed to wait on the stairs till they open the door. In general was good to try but by looking at the ticket price didn't have much content.

Great place. Calm and quiet at night time.

Nice peaceful spot, fishing option available,

Great spot to have good view of Den Haag and surroundings.

The lighthouse was not open. Idk when it opens and when not. But it is always better to know that before visiting. There could be great view of the city from the lighthouse. There wasn’t any timetable nearby to know exactly when it opens.

Nice clean beach with lots of Bars and Restaurants. Perfect beach on a warm sunny day.

Cool place to visit, we visited during the day and rode our bikes by at night!

The place is very nice, but a little but windy as well! There is a good beach restaurants with many chairs! Good place to play with kite, surf. One of the most nice place in Netherland!

Ideal place for your child to drain some energy and connect with nature.

Such a nice family outing, we had great fun at the monkeybos! It was nice to hang out there the kids build a tree House enjoyed the swing and all the different climbing options. The restaurant had a nice asparagus soup to offer and the usual ice creams, snacks and breads. Be aware If you come by car and the weather is good you have to come early, If the parking space is full you have to wait for a person to leave which can take time. We cycled and the surrounding nature was gorgeous! Several nice spots to Explore the next time :)

Nice outdoor activity for kids and family. Kids can climb the trees or do whatever they want to do around this area...This place is in the dunes and you can walk or ride bicycle to the sea shore. There is also a restaurant with pan cakes and museum about local flora and fauna...Free parking

Very fun for the kids and a place to rest for the parents. Loads of climable trees, obstacles and all sorts of other challenges. I've had lots of fun playing here as a kid and I know many others will have fun here too!

its a nice place if you have young kids till age 8 or maybe 9 .. a small playing area ..if you don't like sand then it might not be a place for you as it is too sandy .. my girls loved it ..climbing on trees making tree huts .. nearby is a beach and also a small farm where you can also see horses.

Nice place for kids play on the play areas. Well spaced

Great play area in the nature. Unfortunately, didn't see too much of it, since we took a buggy and two steps (kiddy scooters) and that was not a big success. So don't take those unless you are willing to carry them 😉

It was a very good tour. The captain was very passionate and made the boat ride informative and enjoyable at the same time. Recommend to do it in the early hours while the Sun is not yet harsh.

We had a perfect sunny day to take a trip around the canals of Leiden and we're very pleased with our tour. Clear commentary in English helped us around the sights of this beautiful city. Highly recommend this tour.

Very nice tour with audio in several languages. Great way to get to know Lieden as a first time visitor.

Boat Tours Rembrandt in Leiden offers an amazing canal tour! I loved the balance they struck between providing interesting insights about the city and allowing us to appreciate the beautiful sights without constant commentary. The tour was informative and engaging, giving us a chance to learn more about Leiden's history and landmarks. The 50-minute duration was just right, offering a relaxing break from exploring the town on foot. It's a delightful experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting Leiden. A perfect way to soak in the city's charm from a different perspective.

Nice way to see Leiden from the water. I'd recommend you taking this cruise on the first or second day of your visit. Nice overview of the city.

A great introduction to a very pretty, university city. The commentary, available in several languages on headphones, was good but was challenging to hear over the loud Dutch commentary. 50 minutes tour around Leiden. It was a great overview of so many charming parts of the city. Captain spoke Dutch and English alternatively. Quick overview of the city.

This I a nice tour but nothing special. Our captain could not speak English so the additional comments to the headphones was in Dutch only. The Dutch was over loudspeaker so hearing the English on the headphones was not easy and hard to concentrate on. Not a lot of history info and long periods of silence which was a nice rest from the loudspeaker.

Unfortunately we had a rather unpleasant experience. That is understandable that waves are not always favourable for good surfing, but when the coach is very passive, uninvolved and prefers to have a small talk for most of the time instead of helping the learners - that kills the vibe completely. We took a beginners class. We had Bas as a coach. He made a good introduction, warm-up and were quite active and helpful to catch Wales at the beginning. But then he seemed to get more fascinated by the small talk with a couple of learners from the group and that divided our group in half. Half of the learners stayed passive simply talking on water, while the rest of the group still tried their best to catch waves and stay busy. We tried to ask for advice a couple of times but the coach stayed with the passive part of the group. One by one I saw students gradually losing interest and leaving water before clock. We were on our own and we could have just rented out gear and do what we did for much less money. I understand that some people lose interest in the process, but when the coach gives up in the middle of the class along with them - it’s a big disappointment for those who wanted to learn something. I give two stars because the staff was welcoming and the gear was good.

Excellent place to relax and enjoy a day at the beach like no other. The service is great, and the food is huge!! Thanks to the crew for making a regular beach day extraordinary! Congratulations and keep up the good work!

Great place to eat and drink, with very friendly staff that are good at problem solving. A bit too pricy for my taste, but not too big of a problem due to the fantastic view and ambience of the place!

Very fair price for surfboard rental, but we went in September and it’s mostly flat like a lake. There’s also a restaurant, very busy and the service has room for improvement.

Had my first surf lesson today at Hart beach. Everything went smooth, nice staff and a great instructor. The man from Brazil(sorry forgot your name) is really passionate about his job. For him it might be an aversge day but for us he opened a door to a wonderful life called surfing. We learned so much in just one lesson. Feedback when needed, cheers when we had our succes moments and always alert. Could not ask for more, big recommendation to this gem of a surf school in Scheveningen. Everyone was stunned and super excited. Will definitely go trough with surfing. And I will always watch back to this day where passionate surfers share their true passion with new surfers. BIG THANKS!

I took a surfing lesson this week when I was visiting the Hague and it was an amazing experience! The staff at the surf school were so kind and helpful when it came to finding change rooms, wetsuits, etc, and my instructor (I believe her name was Beatrice) was encouraging, fun and awesome to work with! All the people in my group were commenting on how fun it was after the fact. Even though my lesson got canceled a few times due to lack of waves the staff were very accommodating and worked hard to give me alternate options. I would definitely recommend this experience for anyone in The Hague!!

Cool place, But inside as soon as you have finished with your meal, you need to leave. While we were eating and drinking they put a time when we should leave the table. So the hospitality is very poor 👍

Delightful swimming pool, with clean changing rooms and usually warm showers. Nonetheless, the locker system could do with an upgrade as it is sometimes difficult to lock. Also the opening times are a bit limited, only open for one hour for lane swimming.

Amazing swimming pool!!! My family love it. Sliding, jumping, and warm jacuzzi. Good for fit and fun:)

Super swimming for 4 adults with 2 children from overseas…great fun for all ages, good website, parking, bike parking, restaurant after. Clean, good changing area, lockers.

Had a great time there. So clean, good vibe and good size pools.

The swimming pool is well organized, with clearly marked lanes and a very friendly staff. It's a pleasure to swim here, as the combination of a well-run facility and a great trainers (Carlo on Monday) creates an ideal environment for both beginners and experienced swimmers.

Staff not friendly, apply stupid rules, see you at the entrance at 11:00 with 2 young kids but won't warn you that in this day they close at 11:30, so they make you pay 20€ to spend less than 15min in water. Water gets colder and colder.

The teachers are gentle and calm. The water is worm and the pools are nice. My kid has a good time at the swimming lesson and I can see continuous improvement.

Great ride which gives you the choice of getting soaked on the open boats or staying dry on the closed ones. This is a great addition to the ride as you can still have a go without being soaked all day. There is also a bridge by the exit which if you stand on while the boat is coming down you will just get loads of water coming towards you and get even more soaked. You can also stand behind the glass if you don’t want to get wet.

Kids just live getting wet. Choice of covered or open boats today. Kids always want the open ones. For those too young to ride the splash zones are good for soaking, but parents beware the water in front of the screens can be very powerful and may knock younger children over!

I took the open boat without roof, only my hair and pants were wet. I enjoyed this.

I went in the closed top boat and the drop was extremely fast, though not long. It is great for those who enjoy being thrilled or those who want to get wet, in which case, the open top would be better.

Amazing ride, cars are covered so you are shielded from the big splash but seats are wet so you will get wet pants! Great viewing platform!

Good ride 3/5 yeet points 2/5 dab points Very hard to dab in the ride but a nice wet adventure

Great, but I recommend seat in covered boat :)

A fun little ride and if you have an idea of how a plane flys you can make yourself spin upside down by moving the wings as the ride is in operation.

Without a doubt the best ride at Duinrell. It can be the dullest or most violent depending on whether you rock your wings at the right time to make it roll. There's a scoreboard on the exit ramp (look up and left) with a daily and yearly top score (55 was my winning score today with 89 the annual top). If you do get it to rock it can really hurt (bruising of shoulders likely) and you will lose anything that isn't attached. The fastest planes are on the outside (eg No 3 UK).

My favourite attraction of Duinrell! Here you can go in a plane and try to make as many flips as you can and try to break the record. As a child it’s quite hard to make flips and you can get really dizzy here. Only bad thing was the long waiting time.

Unique ride. You can make the ride as rough as you wish. Use the wings to roll as much as you can. I definitely enjoyed the ride trying to beat the record.

Long queue but fun. You have to be quite strong to turn the wheels.

Quite enjoyable. It's a very thrilling ride

Heel wild

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful area and you can enjoy walking there with the dog Beautiful (Original) Wat een mooi gebied en je kunt er zo fijn wandelen ook met de hond Prachtig

(Translated by Google) Beautiful nature reserve between Wassenaar and Scheveningen. Unspoiled nature, also worth recreating in winter plumage (Original) Schitterend Natuurgebied tussen Wassenaar en Scheveningen. Ongerepte natuur, ook in winterkleed de moeite waard om te recreëren

(Translated by Google) A beautiful landscape and finally a fantastic relaxation on the beach (Original) Eine wunderschöne Landschaft und zum Schluss eine fantastische Erholung am Strand

(Translated by Google) Beautiful areas. (Original) Mooie gebieden.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park for a leisurely bike ride (Original) Wunderschönener park um mit dem Fahrrad eine gemütliche Tour zu machen

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Schitterend

Such a great ride. The design is simple but it works to perfection. Definitely worth a try as queues are normally small.

If you don't have fear of drops, this is pretty good. Unfortunately I wasn't really that comfortable in the raft type thing due to my height which kinda ruined the ride for me and made it a bit scary. But if you're not too tall then definitely try it out! (Please note you have to be over 120cm to go on)

Very fun! On your first time, it is quite scary. The sudden drop at the star always gets me.

(Translated by Google) Really great childhood sentiment, my children loved this too (Original) Echt super leuk jeugdsentiment mijn kinderen vonden dit nu ook geweldig

(Translated by Google) Nice thing. A little uncomfortable for tall people (I'm 1.91cm) but it's okay. It's fun and you get a nice overview of other attractions while you wait. (Photo is the view while waiting). (Original) Flotte Sache. Für grosse Leute (ich bin 1,91cm) etwas unbequem, aber geht schon. Macht Spass und man hat beim Warten einen teilweise schönen Überblick über andere Attraktionen. (Foto ist der Blick beim Warten).

(Translated by Google) Gosh! What a ride! The scream literally gets stuck in your throat! (Original) Alter Schwede! Was für ein Ritt! Da bleibt einem der Schrei förmlich im Halse stecken!

(Translated by Google) Fast slide with bob on water film. Lots of fun for the grown-ups too… (Original) Schnelle Rutsche mit Bob auf Wasserfilm. Auch für die Großen viel fun…

Our last day in the park and the children chose this for their final ride. Fun and safe for all the family, a great last ride for all. Great views over the younger children play area.

Nice ride to enjoy some views from above of the kids area while cycling. For the smaller kids of ages up to 8 it might be difficult to reach the peddles. You can move the seat in two positions by pulling out the iron pin behind the seat. Access from 1,20 meters and up.

Great fun for little kids

(Translated by Google) Perfect for the little ones, we had fun and were allowed to set the pace ourselves. (Original) Perfekt für die kleinen, wir hatten Spaß und durften selbst das Tempo bestimmen.

(Translated by Google) Simply fantastic. My 4-year-old son was thrilled. A beautiful ride in a beautiful setting, superbly laid out. (Original) Einfach super. Mein 4-jähriger Sohn war begeistert. Schöne Bahn im schönen Ambiente, super angelegt.

(Translated by Google) Quiet bike path over the fairytale forest and the rowing boat lake. A bit of fitness is necessary. (Original) Ruhige Fahrradbahn über den Märchenwald und den Ruderboot-See. Ein bischen Kondition ist schon nötig.

(Translated by Google) Fun and nostalgic. A nice workout. In the middle of the day the waiting time could be long because half of the bikes were not in use. (Original) Leuk en nostalgisch. Een lekkere work-out. Midden op de dag kon de wachttijd oplopen omdat de helft van de fietsen niet in gebruik waren.

Fun ride for the kids. Doesn't go very fast but still fun. Access 1,20 meter and up.

(Translated by Google) 1a, even if it looks small it doesn't miss its purpose. It was enough to make my wife feel sick for the afternoon 😂. (Original) 1a, auch wenn es klein aussieht verfehlt es nicht seinen Zweck. Hat gereicht, dass meiner Frau nachhaltig für den Nachmittag schlecht war 😂.

(Translated by Google) Fun attractions for young and old (Original) Leuk attracties voor jong en oud

(Translated by Google) Nice for your children, but very small (Original) Leuk voor je kinderen alleen erg klein

(Translated by Google) Good! (Original) Goed!

(Translated by Google) Much more harmless than the large ship swings, so no problem even for smaller children 😌👌🏻 (Original) Wesentlich harmloser als die großen Schiffsschaukeln, also auch für kleinere Kinder kein Problem 😌👌🏻

Fun swing. Goes pretty high in the sky. During the winter months the water fountains are off. When these are on its even more fun. Access from 1,20 meters and up.

Great experience.

(Translated by Google) It's really great. Even if the queue looks long, it actually goes very quickly as many people can fit in it. Since it's quite fast and high, it's a great feeling 👍 (Original) Ist wirklich toll. Auch wenn die Warteschlange Gelegenheit lang aussieht geht es eigentlich sehr schnell, da viele Personen hinein passen. Da es auch Recht schnell und hoch ist, kommt schon ein tolles Gefühl auf 👍

(Translated by Google) Compared to others, it's really great: huge, high, and fast. The water feature during the ride creates a great atmosphere. Suitable for people over 1.20 m tall. We rode it several times. The lines were never very long in the afternoon. (Original) Im Vergleich zu anderen echt top, riesig, hoch und schnell. Tolles Ambiente durch das Wasserspiel während der Fahrt. Für Personen ab Körpergröße 1,20 m. Wir sind mehrmals gefahren. Warteschlangen waren nachmittags nie sehr lang.

(Translated by Google) Even the toughest guys like it. (Original) Wird auch von den härtesten Jungs mal gerne genommen.

(Translated by Google) This one stands out together with the splash and the giant rat (Original) Deze springt er wel uit samen met de splash en de reuzenrat

(Translated by Google) Beautiful chain carousel for children and adults from 1.20m 🎡👌🏻 (Original) Schönes Kettenkarussell für Kinder und Erwachsene ab 1,20m 🎡👌🏻

I visited Tiki Bad Binnen and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. The swimming area seemed to be mostly designed for children. The slides looked fun, but there were long waiting lines everywhere. It felt very crowded, and there was not much organization or supervision. This made the experience stressful instead of relaxing. The changing rooms were too small, with no proper locks on the doors and it wasn’t clear how the door system worked. It was very uncomfortable, especially for families or people needing privacy. The floors in the changing area were also quite dirty, which is not acceptable at all. Usually, for places that charge money for everything like entrance, parking, and more, you expect better service, more cleanliness, and a safer environment. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and helps improve the experience for future guests. With better organization, maintenance, and customer care, this could become a much more enjoyable place for everyone.

Tikibad Duinrell is a fantastic water park! The wave machine and fast paced flumes deliver non stop thrills, while the lazy river offers a relaxing float. There’s so much to do!! keeping all ages entertained including my 5 year old. Open late, it gives plenty of time to enjoy every slide and pool. The on site food options are convenient and tasty, perfect for refueling. With a vibrant atmosphere and friendly staff, Tikibad Duinrell is a must visit for a fun filled day props to the life guard (didn’t catch his name) for an excellent insight to some of the best slides.

The inside waterpark is amazing. A large variety of slides with some of the most unique designs I have ever seen. Also some smaller rides for kids under 120cm and a kids area. My favourite slide was the cycloon although I would recommend putting your hands behind your head when going down as you can sometimes bang your head on the funnel part of the slide. The queues were also very small apart from on one of the days we went. Barely any queues for some massive slides. The height restrictions are a bit extreme with people having to be over 150cm to go on some of the more intense slides yet only 120cm to go on cycloon which is the fastest slide in the park and in my opinion the scariest. The sessions are 2 hours and if you are quick you can get on every slide in that time which is very good. Overall, I would say the waterpark is definitely worth a visit as it is one of the best I have ever been to and it has something for everyone.

So much fun to be had and lots for all different ages. Some slides were super fast! There were not long queues apart from the Moonlight, Starlight and Triton but they were the most fun with double rings! Clean facilities and no charge for locker which is always nice. We had 2 tiki pool tickets during our 3 night stay at Duinrell.

We had a great time in the Tikibad. We had a 4 hour time slot which was enough time for us since we only used the indoor facilities. Plenty of slides and small pools to keep big and small kids entertained. I would recommend you bring your own hairdryer as they only have hand dryers instead. It was very odd standing under these trying to dry my hair. Some of the changing rooms didn't have enough lighting. I had to use my mobile phone to light the first cubicle I was in when getting changed. We did feel there were not enough life guards around but netheless all went well.

In the words of our kids "the best pool in the world". What I'm personally impressed with, is the design of the place. On a relatively small space, there are many slides and different attractions, which sometimes makes it chaotic but it's definitely fun and has a great deal to offer. We have been there several times and will definitely come back again. The outdoor attraction park is also fantastic!

First of all, you can only buy tickets online. We had a 4 hour slot that was pretty good but they lack space in the wardrobe which causes chaos and massive lack of shower capacity, so most people don’t shower. The water feels dirty, rows before the slides are long and a lot of the tubes that are used in the slides and water rides are broken or missing. Impossible to get a sunbed of chair because they are taken by towels. If a car has one bad wheel it doesn’t drive comfortably.

Good food, good atmosphere and nice, quick and friendly staff. You don’t need more at the beach. Good menu with a diverse selection of food, with vegetarian options. Although all dishes were fairly good, I thought the vegetarian salad was a tad bit overpriced (€20,50)

A wonderful place to have dinner on a nice summer evening. It can be very busy on weekends when the sun comes out so make a reservation. When I was there the food was quite okay but the portion left me hungry.

Great food and atmosphere. Limited menu.

Really disappointed by our experience today. We’ve been going to Bait for years and have been used to a diversified and very tasty menu. Sadly this year’s menu left much to be desired. Even the fried calamaris appetizers came across as dry. The beef burger was made of a processed patty: at €20, our expectations were high. The fish burger was made of three miserable looking fish nuggets placed between a bun. The service was friendly, to be fair, but the food is nothing close to what it used to be. We really felt unimpressed by this experience. We hope the new owners take note of this and make some changes.

If I could give negative stars, I would. We used to love this place, came here so often last summer and went back for the first time this summer and was so so disappointed. The mug my coffee got served in was dirty. Tables and chairs all dirty. Staff not interested and so so rude. Had to go find people to order and to just pay our bill. So sad, will not come back here again

This is not The BAIT it used to be. Menu has changed. No fish and chips and basically not much to order. Juicy burger was very bad. From now on, we will only come for drink there.

You really need to work on your staff. Unfriendly, overwhelmed, slow, forget orders, and don't even pay attention. Also the food is really not that great for that price.

Beautiful area with multiple trails. It has a forests, water bodies, cycling paths. Excellent for walks in nature. There are multiple entry points. Choose one based on ease of commute. Is impossible to get lost inside since there is full mobile network and Google maps well tell the way.

Lovely place. Nice day visit. We had fun walking in the park and enjoy the forest, small canals and pools, and different animals like ducks, swans, frogs and more. Strange, we were lucky to be almost alone in the park, due to the Corona virus times... I uploaded some pics as well.

Beautiful park with trails for long & short walks. Great place to destress and rewind after a long week. Open all year round and each season gives a different ambience. There's a tower/lookout so be sure to check that out.

Very nice area for a walk. Foresty, tranquil and pleasant. No entrance fee. Just need to pay for parking if coming by car.

Great place for a Sunday afternoon walk. Entry tickets are 1 euro per person and definitely value for money. There are marked routes through the park of 1.5 km, 4.5 km and 7.5 km over well kept paths.

Three paths are available with varied distance for very green and meadows walking...or also for family picnics

Lovely place, good place to relax and enjoy nature. Colours of the fall are here unbelievable:)