Best places: Things to dos in The Hague, Netherlands

Museum with the world's oldest private car collection, with cars dating from the 19th century.

Founded in 1842, this operating distillery features a display of local liqueurs, tours & tastings.

Government collection of hundreds of Dutch paintings, with works by Rembrandt & Vermeer.

👍👍 Really nice big lake in the middle. Overall a nice walk, run or bike. I recommend a picnic in the grass area.

Exhibition of the graphic artworks of M. C. Escher in one-time winter palace of Queen Mother Emma.

👍👍 The Oranjehotel was the name the Dutch attributed to the Scheveningen prison during the Second World War. Here the Germans detained over 25,000 people for interrogation and prosecution. Those who violated regulations imposed by the Germans covered a broad spectrum and came from all corners of the Ne...

Reaching 50m above the sea, this giant wheel offers private gondolas for afternoon tea & dinner.

Art museum featuring 19th-century artist Hendrik Mesdag's striking, panoramic beach painting.

Hiking & biking amid forest & heather in a sea-facing nature reserve with sand dunes.

Aristocratic mansion from the 17th century, with seasonal access to its renowned Japanese garden.

👍👍 Wat een geweldig leuke vaart gehad vanmiddag! Incl heerlijke high tea! Zeker voor herhaling vatbaar.

👍👍 Really had everything! Tons of Crystals and pet toys and equipment, but most of all it was a real experience, it’s a really fun day trip and good for smaller children!

Art deco style building housing contemporary & modern art collections, plus guided tours & lectures.

Green expanse with a skatepark & cricket pitch, plus a lakeside cafe & an al fresco concert venue.

Leafy park with a rose garden, a boating lake & a playground, plus a bronze of Puss in Boots.

Large forested park with walking trails, a playground & several sculptural monuments.

👍👍 This is a super fun thing to do in Den Haag. Our captain Corjan was very friendly and the canals are cute.

Interactive museum with characters from kids' books, reading corners & language-based activities.

Visitor center detailing the history of Dutch democracy & governance. Guided tours by appointment.

👍👍 It's a beautiful place. Some pictures I took were just of displays, but they made them beautifully captivating for the audience..really worth visiting