The Netherlands · THE HAGUE TOURS
Government buildings, a Vermeer worth crossing a country for, and a tram to the dunes. The 15 below compare walking routes, guided museum visits and the Delft combinations, with prices and walking distances.
Set out from Bierkade 19 on a small-group canal cruise through The Hague. A skipper and live guide, in Dutch, English, or German, explain the city’s buildings, people, canals, and social history. Expect an open boat, low bridges, complimentary water, and an alternative route when maintenance affects the usual course.
“Very good guide on the canals of Den Hagg. Would highly recommend.”
Spend a full day at Madurodam, The Hague’s miniature park, where 430 detailed models bring Dutch canals, windmills, trains, boats, and famous buildings to life. Add seven indoor attractions, including The Wind Chaser and a Rembrandt experience. You can see the main park in about two hours.
“Nice, interesting houses and films to see. good food. not to much people.”
See The Hague from a historic 65-year-old tram, using unlimited rides for one day. Hop off near Parliament, the Peace Palace, Madurodam, or Scheveningen beach, then continue with an audio guide in 10 languages. The route runs every 30 minutes, though narrow doors and steps limit wheelchair access.
“It was Fun and perfect way to letting know the city better 🎉🎉🎉”
Visit Escher in Het Paleis, housed in Queen Mother Emma’s former Winter Palace. See more than 130 original prints, including the 7-meter Metamorphosis III, then test your eyes and hands with interactive puzzles. Your ticket includes an audio guide and is valid for 365 days.
“I love Escher. It was amazing being there seeing his original art designs and other creations unknown to me. I also discovered how he got in love with mathematics. A plus for everyone is the interactive floor with Escher themes. If you like Escher you have to come here. Pay attention to the chandeliers.”
Join Go Fast Scheveningen for a 45-minute RIB ride with a 10-minute safety briefing and 35 minutes on the water. With two 250-horsepower Yamaha engines, sharp turns, sea views, and optional full throttle, this suits visitors who want a short, spirited look at Scheveningen.
“It was very Nice But we dont have an Introduction before we start.”
Spend about 2.5 hours building, racing LEGO cars, exploring MINILAND, riding through LEGO City, and training in NINJAGO. The $25 ticket is valid for 365 days, but adults aged 18 and over must come with at least one child aged 11 or under.
Ride through The Hague on a comfortable bike with guides such as Bob, Matthijs, Jurgen, or Antoine. Expect about 3 hours of easy-paced cycling, local stories, royal sights, parks, Chinatown, the Peace Palace, Binnenhof, and possibly Scheveningen beach.
“Over all a great ride, the guides are amazing. How ever a three hour ride roof almost 5.”
Join Bites & Stories at 1 pm for a four-hour food walk through The Hague. With a guide such as Kerensa, Mike, Bente, or Mert, you will visit bakeries, cafés, shops, and pubs for sweet and savory tastings, drinks, local tales, and sights including Binnenhof and Noordeinde Palace.
“Miriam did a great job showing us her wonderful home town. It was as informative as it was tasty. Well paced but wear your comfy shoes.”
Meet your guide at Prinsessepark for a relaxed 1.5-hour cruise through The Hague’s historic canals. Hear live commentary in English or Dutch, duck under low bridges, and listen to Dutch music from the 1960s to today, including Golden Earring and local acts such as the Regahs.
“The guide/captain was excellent, kept up commentary as we went along, cool music throughout. overall excellent.”
Join a 1.5-hour guided walk through The Hague, starting at Willem I’s statue and passing Binnenhof, Hofvijver, Lange Voorhout, royal palaces, old lanes, and Noordeinde Palace. The tour runs in English, Dutch, or German and suits wheelchair users.
“een goede gids , vertelde veel interessante dingen over het verleden en heden van Den haag . nam ook de tijd om te vragen te beantwoorden!”
Visit Royal Delft, the Netherlands’ last working Delftware factory from the 17th-century tradition. Use a one-hour audio tour in eight languages, watch painters at work, view royal ceramics and historic pieces, then stop at the brasserie or showroom.
“Great to see history being made! Very interesting g to see the whole process unfold in front of us, as it has been done for hundreds of years!”
Meet your Dutch or English-speaking guide in central The Hague, adjust your comfortable bike, and ride past the Peace Palace, Binnenhof, Mauritshuis, royal stables, Lange Voorhout, and The Passage. Guide Michel has earned special praise for lively, clear storytelling. Ponchos are provided if rain arrives.
“ronduit fantastisch - bevlogen gids - meer geleerd over Den Haag, Holland, sorry Nederland ;-) dan in alle geschiedenislessen uit mijn humanioraverleden - schalks, plezierig, en met bravoure. TOPPIE”
At GlowGolf Scheveningen in Palace Promenade, you play 18 holes on a water-themed 3D course lit by black lights. Expect life-sized sharks, turtles, and mermaids, plus a glow-in-the-dark setting that works well for families, mixed-age groups, and rainy-day plans. A round takes 45 to 60 minutes.
“Heel leuk, vooral met kinderen. Mag wel iets moeilijker gemaakt worden.”
Walk privately through The Hague with an English, German, or Dutch-speaking guide. See the 13th-century Binnenhof, Parliament, City Hall, De Resident, and Noordeinde Palace while hearing stories of Dutch royalty, politics, and dramatic old-city events.
“Die Führung war insgesamt ok, nach meiner Meinung allerdings viel zu teuer.”
Meet at Hart Beach Quiksilver Surfschool in Scheveningen for a two-hour beginner lesson with Dutch and English-speaking instructors. You’ll learn beach safety, wave timing, and board control in groups of six or fewer. Warm wetsuits, showers, lockers, and €15 rental credit are included.
“as a 54 yr old Grandmother, I was not treated any different than the young pretty things.”
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