The Hague Bike Tour
Join a guide and discover The Hague by bike!
Experience the refined elegance of The Hague (Den Haag), the seat of Dutch government and international justice, where the grand Binnenhof complex—home to the Dutch Parliament and the iconic 13th-century Ridderzaal—stands as the political heart of the Netherlands, the Mauritshuis museum houses Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring and other Golden Age masterpieces, and the Peace Palace shines as the majestic headquarters of the International Court of Justice surrounded by serene gardens.
Stroll the elegant Lange Voorhout boulevard lined with historic mansions and embassies, relax on the wide sandy beach of Scheveningen just minutes from the city center with its iconic Kurhaus and pier, explore Madurodam’s miniature Netherlands with tiny moving trains and canals, or wander the lush greenery of the Haagse Bos and Clingendael Japanese Garden—all in a sophisticated yet relaxed city that masterfully balances royal tradition, international diplomacy, and effortless coastal charm.
Savor fresh herring from street stands, rich stamppot, stroopwafels, and crisp Dutch gin amid warm, multilingual hospitality, peaceful bike paths, and the unmistakable sense of a capital that quietly shapes the world while offering a perfectly balanced escape.
The Hague isn’t just a destination—it’s the elegant heart of Dutch diplomacy, art, and seaside serenity—plan your Hague adventure today!
Visit miniature models, enjoy a canal cruise, and pass by historic landmarks
Get entry to two top attractions in The Hague with one handy ticket
See Vermeer’s iconic ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ and other masterpieces
See 19th-century artist Hendrik Mesdag’s striking, panoramic beach painting
Hop on or off at any of the 16 stops and see The Hague from a 65-year-old tram
Explore optical exhibits and see a striking panoramic painting!
Visit interactive attractions, view renowned art, and learn about Dutch Masters
See the permanent exhibition dedicated to world famous Dutch artist M.C. Escher