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The Hague Royal city by the sea The Hague is the only city in the Netherlands by the sea. Soak up culture in the historical city centre followed
by a barefoot walk across the expansive beach of Scheveningen, which is less than 15 minutes away by bike or by tram. One of the latest tourist attractions on The Pier at Scheveningen is a ferris wheel constructed over sea. The ferris wheel is over forty meters high and has 36 closed gondolas with air conditioning, including one luxury VIP gondola with a glass bottom.
HOME TO THE ROYAL FAMILY
The Hague has been home to the royal family for centuries. With its many historical monuments, working and residential palaces, royal routes and favourite addresses of the king and queen, there is no denying that The Hague is home to the royal family.
POLITICAL HEART OF THE NETHERLANDS The Hague is the political capital of the Netherlands. The centre of the political heart
can be found at Binnenhof, where the future of the Netherlands is decided. Other well-known sites are the Hall of Kinghts and the Hofvijver.
HIGH QUALITY CULTURAL OFFERING The Hague is home to a wealth of museums and attractions. In Madurodam you discover Holland’s highlights and heritage in miniature. Boasting some modern art, intimate theatre plays, world-famous museums (i.e. The Girl with the Pearl Earring from Vermeer at the Mauritshuis and the Victory Boogie
Woogie from Mondrian at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag) and bustling festivals all contribute to the city’s reputation for being a magnificent cultural potpourri all year round.
SHOPPING 7 DAYS A WEEK The Hague has a charming and historical city centre where shops are open seven days a week. It’s a compact area where you find vintage, fashion and department stores and art galleries within walking distance.
MORE INFORMATION:
WWW.THEHAGUETRAVELTRADE.COM
photos: Jurjen Drenth, Gerrit Schreurs, Frank Jansen, Arjan de Jager, Maurice Haak
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