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Tour: The Story of The Hague

Sightseeing in The Hague

Published: 03 September 2009 Modified: 15 February 2012

‘The Story of The Hague’ is a city walk for young and old alike and is designed to introduce participants to the city’s history. The tours will be held not only in Dutch and English but also in German and French (on request).

Led by a guide from Gilde The Hague, the tour takes you to the most prominent places in The Hague’s history starting with a visit to The Hague Historical Museum. There you will see some great objects from The Hague’s history, such as the ‘Tongue and Toe’.

Followed by a walk round the historic city centre and the Mesdag Quarter, the tour ends with a visit to Panorama Mesdag. Here you enter ‘the biggest painting in the Netherlands’ and you will experience the magical optical illusion of this fascinating 1881 panorama of Scheveningen.

The 2.5-hour program concludes at Panorama Mesdag with a drink.

Tours

From March until September included, you can join the walks every Sunday. The tours take 2.5 hours and start everytime at 13.30 hrs at the Haags Historisch Museum (Korte Vijverberg 7), after reservations at one of the tourist offices.

For groups of 5 people and more, there is the possibility to book private tours all the year round with commentary in English. (Please inquire should you wish to have commentary in other languages). 

Reservations

Tickets for the tours can be obtained by calling the reservations department of The Hague Convention & Visitors Bureau on +31 70 338 58 00. Depending on the number of participants, the ticket prices are between € 13.00 and € 18.00 per person. You can buy your tickets at one of the Tourist Information Offices.

More information

For more information, visit the website of The Story of The Hague: www.thestoryofthehague.nl.

The Story of The Hague