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The Hague is located north of Rotterdam on the west coast of the Netherlands. It is a typical large city with a distinctive city centre that invites you to take a stroll. A particular highlight is The Hague's pier. It has a slight touch of the typical piers from the USA. It is easy to reach by tram from the city centre, as the walk is quite long. There are many beautiful parks to see along the way. The pier itself is very touristy. You have the opportunity to sit down and relax in one of the countless beach bars.
The Hague pier, shopping, sightseeing
Beach bars on the pier
Less touristy than Amsterdam.
Infrastructure
Shopping
Expensive
Fans of city breaks
The Hague is a lovely place to relax for a few days. There are lots of good restaurants where you can eat well and enjoy the sunset in the evening. There are lots of attractions and you won't get bored. It's really great for a few days. Scheveningen is a great place
You can ride the Ferris wheel. You can go on a bike tour and explore the town. There are shopping options that are very different. You can go bungee jumping next to the Ferris wheel, over the water
At lunchtime, you can eat delicious cakes. In the evening you can have a great meal on the beach, enjoy the sunset and relax.
A lovely place to relax for a few days with lots of delicious restaurants.
You can visit nice restaurants
Very windy depending on the weather
Wellness and relaxation
My husband and I were in Scheveningen, The Hague, for 2 days with my brother-in-law and his girlfriend. Once we arrived, we were able to explore the fantastic sandy beach, where there were numerous shells and a fascinating sea foam formed along the sea. The pier with the huge Ferris wheel in the background was also very impressive, especially when the sun went down. Really, really beautiful! There is a kilometre-long promenade along the beach with restaurants, street food stalls, Legoland and Seaworld. So even if the weather is bad, there are plenty of things to do. Other sights also crossed our path, such as the large red lighthouse and the two small lighthouses in red and green. A cool highlight of our trip was that you could hire scooters there (similar to the e-scooters in Germany) via an app, which meant that we could simply cycle back the long distances we had walked in a short time. Definitely a lot of fun! All in all, this short holiday was really great and can be recommended. We will definitely be back in the summer so that we can really enjoy the sea.
Great restaurants, the pier right on the beach, lots of sights that are easy to reach. Simply that holiday feeling.
One insider tip is definitely the option of renting scooters via an app, similar to e-scooters in Germany.
The destination can be reached from NRW in 2.5 hours, offers relaxation by the sea as well as action and sightseeing opportunities.
Great sandy beach
Open-minded people
Parking very expensive
Food very expensive
Fans of city breaks
Located in the heart of Southern Holland is the unique city of The Hague. The Dutch parliament and government are situated here and as Holland's third largest city, it comes as no surprise that there is a lot for those visiting The Hague to discover.
This cultural city has much to offer for anyone staying here, from the grand gothic buildings scattered around the city like the Binnenhof, to the many churches of the city and museums containing exhibitions of artwork, the Hague is a real treat for connoisseurs of culture. The best way to experience this unique city is to simply wander around or take a guided tour. If you fancy something relaxed, pay a visit to The Hague courtyards with their exquisite gardens, explore the market located here which is one of the biggest in Europe and try pick yourself up a bargain or a present for a loved one back home! You have a large selection of areas to walk around and see as there are over 700 courtyards in the city filled with different flowers and preened shrubbery!
Experience a bit of Turkey here by paying a visit to the Turkish Hammam Bathhouse. It is also a treat as you can decide which room you would prefer to relax in, which treatments you would like to have and socialise with other people in the bathhouse! It is no wonder that it has attracted over 400,000 visitors since it opened in 1995. Sample the local cuisine in The Hague and you will be spoilt for choice with the number of restaurants here so whatever food takes your fancy, you have plenty of choice! The nightlife here is lively, the large number of bars and nightclubs will keep those who love to party ‘til the early hours occupied.
For the daredevils, visit the Duinrell Amusement Park for a variety of rides and for a great day out whilst staying in your holiday apartment in The Hague. If this still doesn’t satisfy you, there are many other opportunities for adrenaline junkies such as bungee jumping. Whilst you are on holiday here, why not visit Amsterdam or Rotterdam, two other great Dutch cities with lots to offer visitors and beautiful architecture! Both are located less than an hour on the train or by car, making a holiday apartment in The Hague desirable as you can explore these larger cities with day trips and then relax in the slightly less touristy Hague by night. Getting there isn’t difficult thanks to the Rotterdam The Hague Airport which is located between the two cities, or driving is also an option if you prefer travelling by car. As The Hague isn’t a massive city, you will find your suitable and affordable accommodation well located to allow you easy sightseeing from your holiday apartment. Book your holiday apartment in The Hague today and enjoy your holiday!
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The most popular accommodation types in The Hague are apartment rental and chalet. With 124 accommodations in The Hague, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
With Casamundo you can find rentals in The Hague starting at £48. On average, you will stay in a 39 m² (Chalet) or a 93 m² (Apartment rental).
If you are travelling with your pet, we have the perfect solution: Chalet are the most pet-friendly accommodation types in The Hague. On average a pet-friendly rental costs £148 per night.
We can help you find accommodations in The Hague for a group. On average, the apartment rental has space for 4 guests.