The 22 best churches in Scheveningen

I really enjoyed visiting the Grote Kerk, even though I couldn’t go inside. The gothic architecture and the tower are stunning. The church has such a strong presence in the heart of The Hague — perfect for photography and soaking up the historic atmosphere

Noteworthy and beautiful protestant church! We went on a private group tour and it did not dissapoint! The insode workings is amazing as well as the mechanisms that controls the bells! Right at the top you get amazing views of The Hague with a 360 degree view! Getting tickets im advance is advisable.

We visited Grote Kerk on a whim and we're glad we did. No wait times and no issues getting tickets. The church was interesting to see. It was obvious there was a large event the day before as the floor was wet and sticky and there were empty plastic cups. The tower tour was great! Our guide, Rudolph, was very knowledgable and kind. Be ready to walk up (and back down!) 300 narrow steps! Very cool views once you get to the top.

Nice church, very empty inside

A culturally and historically beautiful venue to attend the Expat trade show last weekend. Very high ceilings and plenty of open spaces that facilitated the booths aswell as seminars. A well organized and timely information to help expats gain valuable insights. I was particularly intrigued by a seminar on tenants rights against landlords in Netherlands. Well worth the Saturday to walk around and meet various service providers - extend networks under one roof

We climbed the church tower with two kids (5 &7) and enjoyed it a lot! It is a separate tour, with 15 spots only. It runs twice a day - book in advance, the ticket includes an excursion. Our guide Theo was very charismatic, wr have learnt a lot about tower history and a weird metal roof it once had (see bw pic):) Great panoram of the Hague! Next year (2024) church celebrates its 600 birthday 🎂 do not miss it!

Was here for the whiskey festival and we had a grand old time. Gorgeous and well kept interior, very accessible and surprisingly warm for such a large building on a cold and dreary day in late fall. Definitely worth a visit with or without whiskey.

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.

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!

Good tram stop with several places to stay dry, also one of the trams goes to Delft.

A nice walk by the beach, lively

A great place to enjoy with your friends

(Translated by Google) Had lunch with my daughter last Sunday, but what a disappointment. We first waited about 25 minutes for our drink, and after the food was brought, we no longer saw any service at our table. The food was also a disappointment. A club sandwich of untoasted casino bread with chips from a bag. The carpaccio sandwich also with casino bread, no attention at all to the food or the guests. Worthless. (Original) Afgelopen zondag met mijn dochter een lunch gehad, maar wat een teleurstelling. Eerst ongeveer 25 min gewacht op ons drankje, en nadat het eten was gebracht geen bediening meer aan ons tafeltje gezien. Ook het eten was een teleurstelling. Een clubsandwich van niet getoast casinobrood met chips uit een zak. Het broodje carpaccio ook met casinobrood, totaal geen aandacht aan het eten of de gasten. Waardeloos.

(Translated by Google) I am staying and currently still very dissatisfied, I left my room tidy for exploitation. I come back and see that there are stains in my dress. I tried to take it out myself, it didn't work, I went to the counter and was not helped at all, I just asked what they could do for me because I don't think it's neat and this is how my stuff is handled. (Original) Ik verblijf en momenteel nog zeer ontevreden me kamer netjes achter gelaten voor te ontbuiten kom terug zie dat er allemaal vlekken in me jurk zitten Geprobeerd zelf er uit tehalen lukte niet naar de balie gegaan wordt totaal niet geholpen vroeg alleen wat ze voor me kunnen betekenen hier mee omdat ik niet netjes vindt en zo met me spullen omgegaan wordt

(Translated by Google) What a letdown, yesterday coffee and cake with a group of 17 people, informed in advance whether reservations were necessary, not necessary. The apple pie was frozen and after noticing this it was taken away and put in the microwave.... It came back collapsed and not yet completely defrosted. So this was once but never again. (Original) Wat een afknapper, gisteren koffie met gebak met een groep van 17 personen, van tevoren geïnformeerd of er gereserveerd moest worden, niet nodig. Het appelgebak was bevroren en na dit opgemerkt te hebben werd het meegenomen en in de magnetron geplaatst.... Het kwam ingestort en nog niet helemaal ontdooid terug. Dus dit was eens maar nooit meer.

(Translated by Google) The Kurhaus stop is the central stop for visitors to Scheveningen beach. In the summer months there is also a special tourist tram. A separate ticket is required for this. There is also a tram depot near the stop. (Original) Die Haltestelle Kurhaus ist die zentrale Haltestelle für die Besucher des Strandes von Scheveningen. In Sommermonaten verkehrt zusätzlich noch eine spezielle Touristen Straßenbahn. Dafür ist eine separate Fahrkarte erforderlich. In der Nähe der Haltestelle befindet sich auch ein Depot der Straßenbahn.

The 360 painting mixed with real objects give you such a surreal experience. Spend your time to take a look at the painting. The details on the painting is amazing. We are looking it wasn't busy so we get to really see the whole thing. Personally I do think its worth the 16 just to see this painting. Don't forget there are also other exhibition on ground floor. The place is not big though.

Panorama Mesdag is the largest painting in the Netherlands. The museum's collection includes the works of Mr. and Mrs. Mesdag, both painters. One hall is allocated to temporary exhibitions. The panorama is beautiful and realistic, you feel like you actually live in the 19th century. Definitely recommended.

This one is a must experience. One of the most impressive works of art I've ever seen. Until 14 sept 2025 also an very impressive expo from Scarlett Hooft Graafland. Enjoy🙏🙏🙏

Very nice experience with panorama painting. They also have exhibitions sometimes.

This was understated brilliance! There are 3 rooms of paintings by Mesdag and his wife, very good introduction to the artist. Then you head through the dark passage and up the spiral staircase and you gasp at the amazing panorama. It takes you back in time as if you are there. Extraordinary! 🤯

It was a great experience to see the panorama painting. It felt like I was looking at the real city with so many details. You can even look with binoculars. Rest of the collection was also great.

Very nice museum, well maintained and nice story of it. Also very pretty museum shop. Loved the detail that the toilet doors have also a picture of an art work on it.

Not much to see and the whole palace is quite far from the entrance meaning you won't even get a good photo. The surrounding area with all of the Villas and embassies is much better.

The Peace Palace is not only a beautiful landmark, but also a global symbol. It represents the hope of peace and the idea of true justice — a place where the world should find fairness and equality.

Website says you have to book a tour. I booked a tour called "inside the peace palace" only at the beginning to be told by the tour guide "this is not a tour of the inside of the peace palace - as it says on your tour ticket". Well that's deceptive. Frankly a waste of money to walk around the gardens and hear about the statues....don't bother booking. Ironic for the centre of transparency and truth to be so deceptive about its tours.

Peace palace is a property of Carnegie foundation. International court of Justices and Permanent court of arbitration operates out of here. Impressive building. The court room exudes authority and power. General entry is not permitted inside the building

Free admission with a free audio guide on your phone (recommend to bring your own earphones if you prefer not to use theirs). Very informative from origin to different case studies. However, there was no guided tour and we were confined to a rather small exhibition area.

The palace is beautiful, and of importance, worth a quick view. You can only see the building from the outside. There are for now only a few possibilities to enter the building, only a couple of times a year, with a tour. Book in advance. But: at of this moment no tour has been scheduled. The Visitors Center, although the people are friendly and helpful, is not worth a visit. You will not find any interesting pieces of history. And the visiting takes only 2 minutes. In my opinion it could have been so much more interesting. P.s. There are toilets inside, to enter the toilets, you need a 50 cents coin.

Truly very peaceful place The Peace Palace, Hague. The court structure is humongous and picturesque along with vast green lush beautiful garden. Also there are two significant structures; first The Peace tree where people tie peace notes which is an amazing feeling to be able to notice add your own peace note and feel part of world peace and Second a peace memorial fire which has one stone from each country put around it. This is one of a kind experience to be here.

Shout-out to Tess, a really knowledgeable Muzee peep who knows her history and was most welcoming to this Boomer from Los Angeles. Check out the replica land yacht next door out front, almost missed it! (See Simon Stevin, 16th Century)

This museum largely describes the life of fishermen in the area. The statue on the promenade shows a wife waiting for her husband to return and lower on the promenade is a memorial to all those lost at sea - both at times of war and peace. I enjoyed seeing the jumpers which are reminiscent of Yorkshire fishermen's ganseys. The boat outside is a land yacht - made to go at speed along the beach.

Small and cosy museum about Scheveningen. Went to see Jimmy Nelson's exhibition 'Between sea and sky' and wasn't disappointed.

The friendly, knowledgeable staff have made my visits enjoyable. They also suffer me to practice my Dutch, and even help me, instead of simply switching to English. I have taken a friend and her daughter (11yo) who has great fun. If you are interested in fishing, clothing, and life in the not too distant past in Scheveningen, you will find it informative and relaxing.

Small but very nice and well laid out in a lovely building. interesting insight into fishing life, pleasant staff and good little cafe.

Lovely volunteer guides with local knowledge. History of the area which is mainly one of fishing industry. Pleasant place to visit and kids would love the exhibits, all in a old school building. Has a nice cafe bar. There is no information about the WW2 occupation though which was disappointing.

An interesting yet small museum, lots to see about the history of Scheveningen and maritime life. Definetely more fun for children as there are interactive portions and a small aquarium. And the gift shop is full of gorgeous shells from all around the world.

The contrast between the teal ceilings, sea green rafters and the white walls and columns make the interior of this church striking to view. There is an historic organ and a choir organ. The church has regular Saturday afternoon concerts that are advertised in This is The Hague. I attended a concert by a pianist which was performed on an Erard saying to 1890. Warm acoustics make it ideal for chamber music.

My first day as expat in Scheveningen. The door is open, I walk in and take a look at the beautiful architecture. After two seconds I'm being thrown out by a super rude guy for reasons of a private party. I mean come on seriously, I was just taking a look at a church!! How could I know you're having private parties in churches here. Anyways, thanks for being neither kind nor inclusive and for making me feel zero welcome in this country. Really ruined my evening I must say. In any other place on this planet I would have been at least allowed to take a look around.

Beautiful old church of former fishermen's Village.

Unstoppable church bells.😅 For minutes and minutes without stopping! 😬 I need to sleep. 🤐

Old Dutch protestant church. The roof was made of a ship. Good acoustics as we sang there with our choir

Great place for small cosy festivals, attended quite a few there already.

Such a lovely church for listening to music besides praying

Visited Mauritshuis, a very well-known museum located in The Hague, near the Binnenhof. The first interesting thing I learned is that Mauritshuis actually means “Maurits’ house”, which is quite fascinating! However, behind the beauty of the building, the story of how its fortune was built is not entirely pleasant. However I won’t spoil it, because you should visit and find out yourself! This museum is also home to the iconic “Girl with a Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer. Fun fact: we might not even be sure it’s an earring, as it doesn’t appear to be hooked! Another remarkable painting is “View of Delft”, also by Vermeer, which holds a special place in my heart since we live nearby and it carries meaningful memories. We even bought a puzzle of that painting, surprisingly affordable for something sold in such a prestigious museum! During our visit, there was also a live Q&A about painting restoration, where they were working on “The Bull” by Paulus Potter. It was fascinating to see how restoration combines art, material and chemical engineering, ethics, and history. For instance, The Bull was taken during the French occupation of the Netherlands, and at some point, a nail scratch was added to the painting. The big question is: do you fix it, restore it, or keep it as part of history? You decide! You can also download the Mauritshuis app and enjoy a free audio guide directly from your phone. I recommend bringing your own headset for the best experience. Overall, a truly great and thought-provoking experience, so I highly recommended!

A small but nice museum with a collection of beautiful paintings. I went there to see the Girl with the Pearl Earring. It was interesting to watch experts clean up one of the paintings. Staff are friendly & helpful, the museum & facilities are clean and the shop has nice souvenirs. You can buy your tickets at the reception as well as leave your coat and bags.

On a per square foot basis, this relatively small museum in the Hague might be the very best art museum in the world. The number of amazing masterpieces from the Dutch is nothing short of stunning. The ability to get close to them is even more wonderful, although people have to abuse this privilege by trying to vandalize the paintings with desserts and other terrible things. From start to finish, we were absolutely stunned by the quality and intimacy of this place. That someone who doesn’t even love art all that much, I fell in love with it.

We were iffy about going here but saw it listed as maybe the top attraction in den Haag we ponied up and I enjoyed the very impressive detail of so many paintings from around 1600s then seeing Rubens and Rembrandt I was able to see what made them different and special - luminescence and stuff so that was interesting. To save walking up the steps there is a lift but the trick is the button is on top of the post outside not on the wall so if you’re looking on the wall you’ll never find the button for the lift.

The Mauritshuis is a beautifully curated museum with an exceptional collection, including several world-famous paintings like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt’s The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp. The galleries are intimate and thoughtfully arranged, which makes it easy to appreciate each masterpiece up close. However, the museum is quite small, and the ticket price feels a bit high for the amount of time you can comfortably spend inside. Even so, the quality of the artwork and the elegance of the building make it a memorable and worthwhile visit.

The museum is relatively small in size, but the collection of artworks it houses is exceptionally valuable and impressive. It includes masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and many other renowned artists. Despite its size, the museum offers a rich and rewarding experience. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.

Many famous paintings are worth seeing, and the service is excellent from the front desk to the guiding staff. However, the museum’s voice guidance system isn't good enough; it has limited voice introductions to only some of the paintings and needs better optimization. It would be better to integrate it into a single system so tourists don't have to constantly switch between earphones, their own mobile phones, and the museum’s guidance devices.

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.

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!!

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😊

A very touching exhibition about the missing as a result of the Srebrenica genocide, and an interesting exhibition that traces migration of the butterflies from Europe to Sahara Dresert and then back. Great experience overall!

It's a nice building and the expositions were tastefully done. On the other hand, it was smaller than I expected, and I didn't stay very long. If it had been somewhat cheaper, I would have recommended this more easily.

Clean, well organized, easy access to all levels, great exhibition areas. Long wait for coffee so go earlier if you want refreshments first.

Always cool exhibitions, take your time, have some cakes snd drinks and look at the photos for hours. Perfect day out! Nice if you have a museum card.

Small and cozy museum to do in a couple of hours if you decide to have lunch there. Not very crowded which is even better. The exhibition The passion ( dec 2023 )was very nice and the film shown impressive and deep. Use of headphones 🎧 recommended to improve the experience.

Great museum. I enjoyed the exhibition and the atmosphere inside. However, I believe it’s too little for €8 (students). Toilets are clean and the stuff are polite

A lovely space. The selection of artists is great as usual. Nice to finish in that lovely caffe with a view.

I visited the Haags Historisch Museum on a Sunday afternoon, expecting a quiet and intimate experience. While the museum's location near the Binnenhof and its compact size were definite pluses, the staff's friendliness fell short of my expectations. However, the exhibition ‘Haagse Harry by Marnix Rueb', was wonderful, with a nice art setup that engaged kids. Overall, a nice, small museum with a rich history of The Hague, but room for improvement in terms of staff hospitality.

Great place to see if you are interested in learning more about Den Haag and it's rich history. There was no audio guide and the further you go there are less english interactive features and descriptions. This museum has a really great display of the Dutch peoples ability to criticality reflects on the past and present and future implications of taboo topics.

We visited the Hague's Historic Museum in a cold, gray, rainy day. I was actually not expecting anything from this place. I was wrong. Of course, it is not the Hermitage or Van Gogh Museum but it is not boring and gives you an idea of The Hague history. An idea. But if you are with children or adolescent it is perfect. The building where you find the Museum it is nice and interesting to visit. Well, go for it

Informative permanent exhibition, so much about the history of den Haag and Netherlands. Was a pretty nice visit. Also the current exhibition on hairs was good.

There are many interesting and unique objects and paintings, but the highlight, in my humble opinion, are the doll houses. I wasn't able to see all the galleries, because some rooms were under construction, but I liked everything I Saw.

I went to the specific Johan van Oldenbarnevelt exposition that is to see till april 2019. It is excellent! It has interesting facts of a very specific person that played a key role in the formation of the Netherlands. If you go there to learn the history of the governing capital of the Netherlands, definitely go there. It isn't a large museum and 10 euros is a decent price, but its history definitely is a learning experience.

A very good museum with amazing collection and exhibitions. You need to reserve 2 hours minimum for it. And take kids with you - they will find a lot of fun and entertaining things there.

Very nice Museum in The Hague. The Mesdag's were painters and collectors, the museum consists of their former living space and the specifically built museum next door. Good selection of french and Dutch art, some porcelains and a beautiful, quiet garden behind the building. They also have space for changing exhibitions.

Beautiful museum with a wonderful collection of art, especially the permanent collection. There is a garden on the interior of the museum for taking a seat and enjoying the nature. There was no wait to get a ticket so no need to buy in advance, I went on a Friday.

Very nice collection of paintings and art from various artists. Bring your reading classes (if you need any) because the beauty is in the details. Normally this is not my cup of tea but this collection combined with the atmosphere of the museum and the surroundings made it very enjoyable.

Zo interessant. Small but very Pacific and nice museum

This museum was the Home of Mesdag, the famous painter and art collector who creacted the Mesdag Panorama painting. The building and the garden is next to the Peace palace and is well maintained. The collection itself has some excellent artpieces that even Van Gogh praised. A great hidden treasure of a museum.

I did not expect such an amazing collection of paintings. If you like pre Impressionism especially the Barbizon painters, just go there. It is very quiet and confortable to enjoy .

The Mesdag Collection is a hidden gem in a nineteenth century building. This arts museum in The Hague, Netherlands hosts a collection of fine scenery paintings, portraits, pottery & sculptures. Don’t miss out on the garden with its view on the Peace Palace.

The Church was closed but the Chapel was open. How gorgeoys it was and so quiet. Perfect for the quiet prayer time I needed.

(Translated by Google) They are renovating the church. The chapel on the side is free to visit. Inside it is very impressive. Take a moment in silence, whether you believe or not, and you will truly relax. (Original) De kerk zijn ze aan t renoveren. Kapel aan de zijkant is gratis te bezoeken. Binnen is het heel indrukwekkend. Neem een moment in stilte, als je nu wel gelooft of niet, en je komt echt tot rust.

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Mooi

(Translated by Google) Roman Catholic Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel is a smaller, free Catholic chapel in The Hague. You can come here to cool off or pray in silence. You will find it near the police station and the Parking Nieuwe Parklaan (its entrance and exit). (Original) Roman Catholic Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel je menšia zadarmo otvorená katolícka kaplnka v Haagu. Môžete sa sem prísť schladiť alebo v tichosti pomodliť. Nájdete ju neďaleko policajnej stanice a parkovacieho domu Parking Nieuwe Parklaan (jeho vjazdu a výjazdu).

(Translated by Google) One of the most wonderful places, thank you for everything and keep protecting us 🙏🏼 (Original) Einer der wunderbarsten Orte , danke für alles und beschütze uns weiterhin 🙏🏼

(Translated by Google) Rest. Meditation moment. Quiet place. What a wealth that this place exists. Pray, for yourself or others. Here you feel the peace and quiet for that. (Original) Rust. Meditatie moment. Stilte plaats. Wat een rijkdom dat deze plek er is. Bidden, voor jezelf of anderen. Hier voel je de rust daarvoor.

(Translated by Google) We can relax here! So nice! (Original) We komen hier tot rust! Zo fijn!

Worried about the angus beef quality, this is not something Ican recommend.

Attached to the Student Hotel and opened till 11.00pm. Wide variety of drinks, a good place to drink in the Holland Spoor area as there are no other bars except for the Penthouse. Atmosphere is very cool and chilled.

Everything is nice, but kitchen works only until 9 p.m. So sad :(

Today I had the best chickenburger of my life. It's always a telltale sign of a goof restaurant when they can elevate the simplest menu items such as a chicken sandwich and make it into something truly restaurant-quality. Would recommend.

Amazing! My day wasn't going exceptionally but Liliany, Sofia, and Shae really it around! Amazing service and lovely chats. Would really recommend 👌🏾

Nice Location, nice Food. One of the best Pizza outside Italy we have ever eaten. Try it, it's delicious!

Super friendly and helpfull staff.Food was excellent!