Amsterdam · THE HAGUE TOURS
The court city keeps Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, a parliament you can walk through and a beach at the end of the tram line. These 15 cover all three, priced and timed, including the runs from Amsterdam.
See Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, Rembrandt, Fabritius, and 200 Dutch masterpieces inside The Hague’s elegant Mauritshuis.
“Official site had tickets 'sold out', but I've booked tickets on GYG. I was sceptic at first, but all went perfectly well. Nice place to visit. 1-1,5 hours to see all.”
Cruise The Hague’s canals for 90 minutes of history, low bridges, city views, and lively guiding in a small group of 10.
“For me it was very interesting because i like history!”
Explore the Netherlands in miniature at Madurodam, with moving models, indoor shows, Dutch history, and interactive family fun in The Hague.
“This was a great off the beaten path find. Although geared for kids we enjoyed it just as much. If you appreciate Model trains and miniature landscapes this is a must. It was a lot of fun! Easy to get to as well. Tram goes right to it!”
Ride SkyView de Pier above Scheveningen for North Sea views, a climate-controlled gondola, and coffee or cake during your 12 to 15 minute flight.
“It’s amazing! Everyone should try it. I felt safe and had a beautiful experience. 🧡”
Ride The Hague’s 65-year-old tram to Parliament, Scheveningen, and the Peace Palace with all-day hopping and a 10-language audio guide.
“It was Fun and perfect way to letting know the city better 🎉🎉🎉”
Explore 130-plus Escher prints, impossible stairways, Metamorphosis III, and royal rooms at The Hague’s Escher in Het Paleis.
“I've been a fan of Escher stone i was in school so visiting his museum was a real treat.”
Visit The Hague’s Oranjehotel, hear prisoner stories by audioguide, and enter Cell 601, the Netherlands’ notorious WWII death cell.
“Beautifully preserved place of immense historic importance, esp given the times today when the world needs to know that nothing comes out of war. Peace Only”
Review of Sea Life Scheveningen in The Hague, with sharks, penguins, otters, feeding sessions, an underwater tunnel, price, and practical tips.
“Amazing experience, the under water tunnel was the best part in my opinion. 10€ for the picture you can take in the beginning is a bit overpriced tho”
Race along Scheveningen Beach at up to 100 km/h, with sharp turns, sea views, and close looks at the Pier, lighthouse, and Kurhaus.
“It was very Nice But we dont have an Introduction before we start.”
Build, race, train, and explore more than a million LEGO bricks at Scheveningen’s family-friendly LEGOLAND Discovery Centre.
Explore The Hague by bike on a lively 3-hour tour covering royal sights, the Peace Palace, Binnenhof, parks, and Scheveningen.
“The best way to see interesting points of Hague. Bob, our guide, was excellent, full of passion, good vibes and knowledge. I recommend this tour very mutch!”
Taste The Hague through bakeries, cafés, pubs, and local stories on a four-hour small-group food walk with tastings and drinks.
“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.”
Cruise The Hague’s canals with live city stories and music by local artists, from Golden Earring to the Regahs, for a relaxed 90-minute outing.
“it was Fun to go on the canal boat but if you have any mobility issues or back problems I wouldn't recommend it as you do have to bend down quite a bit to go under very low bridges which is only just high enough for the boat . but the Guide is very nice and informative the canal ride while a little cold was very enjoyable and got to see some very beautiful buildings and hear about its history. Well worth booking if you are agile enough to duck down but to be fair I'm 60yrs old and 18 stone so if I can do it 95% of people…”
Walk The Hague’s royal, political, and peace landmarks with an energetic local guide on this flexible 2 to 2.5-hour city tour.
“We had a great and interesting tour through 'The Hague'. Our tour guide Antoine did great and answered our many questions. He knows a lot about the city and its history.”
Explore The Hague’s Binnenhof, Hofvijver, royal palaces, and old streets on a lively 1.5-hour guided walk for $9.
“een goede gids , vertelde veel interessante dingen over het verleden en heden van Den haag . nam ook de tijd om te vragen te beantwoorden!”
Pick a canal, a gallery or a dyke road.
