Attractions · The Hague
Best attractions in The Hague
Looking for the best attractions in The Hague? You're in the right place. We've reviewed dozens of options across the city — from must-see icons to local favourites tucked away in the side streets — so you can spend less time planning and more time exploring. Most of the attractions below are walkable from the city centre, and almost all are open year-round.
Top attractions in The Hague
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The seat of Dutch parliament — one of the oldest active government buildings in the world.
4.5(7,220)Visit official website - 2
Home of the International Court of Justice, with a visitor centre and audio guide.
4.6(6,820)Visit official website - 3Scheveningen Pierbeach
Iconic seaside pier with a Ferris wheel, zipline and bungee jump.
4.4(9,800)Find official website
Why The Hague for attractions
The Hague is one of the top Dutch cities for attractions, thanks to its royalty and art. Most of the best spots are within easy walking or cycling distance of the centre.
Insider tips
Visit on weekday mornings to avoid crowds. Many attractions in The Hague accept online reservations — booking ahead almost always saves time and money in peak season.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best attractions in The Hague?
The top-rated attractions in The Hague include some of the most-loved spots in the Netherlands. Our list ranks them by traveler reviews, accessibility and overall experience.
How much do attractions in The Hague cost?
Prices vary widely — many of the best attractions in The Hague are free or under €25.
Do I need to book attractions in The Hague in advance?
Yes — popular attractions like Mauritshuis sell out daily in peak season. Book online at least a few days ahead.
Are attractions in The Hague family-friendly?
Most attractions in The Hague are very welcoming to families. We've flagged the most kid-friendly options in our list.
What's the closest neighbourhood to stay in for attractions?
The city centre offers the easiest access to most attractions in The Hague, and almost everything is walkable or a short tram/bike ride away.