Novotel Den Haag City Centre, fully renovated

The Hague is one of the greenest cities in the Netherlands. A city full of trees, parks and avenues. Many trees disappeared during the Second World War, but fortunately there are still a number of unique specimens. Various routes have been set out through the city, with which you can learn more about the monumental trees, their history and the city itself. A Tree app and official hiking brochure are available (see "Tips"). With the route Groen met Historie (Green with History) you start from...

With this cycle route you ride almost entirely via cycling nodes from The Hague, through Delft and along the edge of Maassluis to the banks of Holland. You drive along the canals to Hoek van Holland, where you follow the EV19. After Hoek van Holland you turn to the north and drive a bit on the route of the EV12 and the long cycle route the Coastal Route. You follow this until Kijkduin, a wonderful part with views of the sea and through the dunes, and you cycle straight through The Hague back...

The Hague is regularly called the greenest city in the Netherlands. A beautiful monumental city, filled with monumental trees and parks, estates, lindelanden and canals. Walking Along The Hague's Living Monuments is a walking tour through the historic city center along some of the oldest trees in the city. Many trees have a story, such as the trees on the Lange Voorhout that are often thought to be the origin of the children's verse "Liesje Leerde Lotje Lopen aan de Lange Lindelaan." A...

From Noordeinde Palace in The Hague to Soestijk and Het Loo Palace, that is the basis of the Koninklijke Weg (Kings Road) route. Meanwhile, you walk through some of the Netherlands' most beautiful landscapes, straight through the Green Heart, over the Utrechtse Heuvelrug and through the Veluwe. The route is divided into 21 stages, ranging from 5.4 kilometers to 14 kilometers. The walking route has been specially developed to be accessible to everyone and it is possible to complete the trail...

Segment of the Dutch Coast Trail between The Hague Central Station and Katwijk aan Zee, through the dunes of Meijendel, which can also be used as a day hike. The Nederlands Coast Trail (LAW5) is a more than 700 kilometer long distance trail entirely along beaches and dunes. The long-distance hike is divided into three parts, each described in a hiking guide, and has a connection to the international hiking trail GR5. This stage of the Dutch Coastal Path can be used as a day hike. The stage...