A Sea of Hague Impressions

It’s an almost overwhelming multimedia experience. Visitors to The Hague City Hall can treat themselves to a free 10-minute artistic film about The Hague’s past and future.

Images of the city are projected onto five screens measuring 18 metres in length in a new half-round cinema in the Atrium called ‘The Hague Impressions’. The multimedia show is reflected in a mirrored floor. The film runs continuously and highlights different themes such as history, peace and justice, culture, sports and events. 

The dynamic film – in which viewers are caught up in a kind of sea of images and surround sound – is meant to give a good impression of The Hague's diversity and all there is to do in the city. 

The cinema itself can also be used for receptions and is part of the totally renewed The Hague Information Centre in the Atrium. The Hague Municipal Archives are located in the information centre and residents can go there to read about the municipality’s plans and projects.

Go to YouTube Gemeente Den Haag for more films about The Hague.

Opening hours

The Atrium of The Hague City Hall at Spui 70 in The Hague is open Monday to Friday from 7.00 till 19.00 hrs and Thursday until 21.30 hrs. On Saturday the Atrium is open from 9.30 till 17.00 hrs and it is closed on Sunday.