Join us on this captivating walking tour through The Hague, the political heart of the Netherlands and home to the Dutch royal family since the 16th century. As we stroll through the city, you’ll be introduced to grand government buildings, royal palaces, and historic monuments—most notably the iconic Noordeinde Palace. This is the perfect introduction to a city where history and power have long gone hand in hand.
One of the tour’s highlights is the Binnenhof, the world’s oldest parliamentary complex still in use today. Here, we’ll pause to admire the Prime Minister’s office and reflect on key events that shaped Dutch politics. Your guide will share stories of The Hague’s central role in Dutch history, with a special focus on the House of Orange, whose members have lived and worked in the city for generations.
We’ll also explore the elegant atmosphere of Lange Voorhout, lined with embassies and grand city palaces. But The Hague has its surprises too—from the vibrant streets of Chinatown to the country’s oldest shopping arcade, the Passage. Along the way, you’ll take in cultural landmarks such as the Mauritshuis and the medieval Prison Gate, and experience the lively energy of central squares like Spui, Plein, and Lange Poten.
This tour offers a rich and varied portrait of The Hague, a city of tradition, diplomacy, and discovery.
