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Explore The Hague

Nestled in a prime location, Best Western Den Haag offers the perfect starting point to explore the dynamic city centre of The Hague and the tranquil beauty of Scheveningen beach. Our guests enjoy the luxury of choice - whether it's delving into the rich cultural heritage and bustling urban life of the city or unwinding by the serene seaside.

For business travellers, our proximity to numerous embassies and the World Forum is unparalleled. We provide a seamless and efficient experience for those attending meetings, conferences, or engaging in diplomatic missions. Our central location ensures you are just a short journey away from your important engagements.

Leisure guests will find themselves enthralled by the blend of city and sea. Dive into the heart of The Hague to discover its renowned museums, vibrant shopping districts, and exquisite dining options. Alternatively, a brief journey to Scheveningen beach offers a peaceful escape with its picturesque views and calming seaside ambiance.

At Best Western Den Haag, you're perfectly positioned to experience the best of city life and beachside relaxation, all within easy reach.

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Cultural Attractions

  1. Mauritshuis Museum - This prestigious museum showcases an impressive collection of Dutch and Flemish art, including famous works like Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and Rembrandt's "The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp.

  2. Kunstmuseum Den Haag - Renowned for its extensive collection of modern art, the museum features works by Piet Mondrian, Pablo Picasso, and many other notable artists.

  3. The Hague’s Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis - Apart from the Mauritshuis, this gallery is another cultural gem, offering a wide array of classical art pieces.

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Historical & Political

  1. Binnenhof and the Ridderzaal (Knights Hall) - The heart of Dutch politics for centuries, this complex offers a deep dive into the history of the Netherlands. The Gothic-style Ridderzaal is particularly noteworthy.

  2. The Peace Palace (Vredespaleis) - As the seat of the International Court of Justice, this building is not only historically significant but also continues to play a vital role in international law and politics.

  3. Historic churches - The Hague is home to several historic churches, such as the Grote Kerk (Big Church) and the Sint-Jacobskerk, both of which offer insights into the city's architectural and religious history.

Beach & Leisure

  1. Scheveningen Beach – This popular seaside resort area is perfect for relaxation, water sports and enjoying the lively promenade. The pier offers food, entertainment, and a ferris wheel with panoramic views.

  2. Scheveningen Harbour – For a more laid-back experience, the harbour area is great for dining and watching boats. It’s also a starting point for various water-based activities.

  3. Westbroekpark and Rosarium – This beautifully landscaped park is ideal for leisurely strolls, picnics, and enjoying the rose garden, which blooms vibrantly in the summer months.

Food & Drink

Eating and drinking in The Hague is diverse and vibrant, offering a mix of high-end restaurants, traditional Dutch eateries, and a wide variety of international cuisines. Seafood is a highlight due to the city's coastal location. Casual dining options like bistros, cafes, and street food are also popular, providing a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying a meal. Overall, The Hague caters to a range of tastes and preferences, reflecting its cosmopolitan character.
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