The Hague

The Hague

Rahel Klein
The Hague is the heart of democracy and the city of peace. It is a beautiful city between Amsterdam and Rotterdam and definitly a place to visit! The Hague is a very old city, the Buitenhof was built in the 12th century. In the 14th century more people came and houses and churches were built. Since 1913, The Hague is the city for peace, as the Peace Palace got built in 1907 and was completed in 1913. Since today, it houses the International Court of Justice (which is the principal judicial body of the United Nations), the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA), The Hague Academy of International Law and the Peace Palace Library.
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What to do

Scheveningen
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Scheveningen is the most popular beach in The Hague. Many tourists come to this beach area, because it is easy to get here by public transport. Don't come by car, it is too expensive!
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Kijkduin
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Beautiful beach area, quiet and free parking.
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Noordeinde Palace
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Work place of the King and Queen
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Clingendael
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A beautiful park a bit outside of the City, but definitly worth it to visit. Take a picnic with you!
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The Hague Market
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The Haagse Markt is the biggest market in Europa. It has a lot to offer: from excotic fruits, herbs, tea, olives and vegetables, you can get household supplies, clothes and cosmetic to a very low price. Tip: If you can, go in the morning. From 10am on to the end it is very crowded!
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Peace Palace
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Beautiful building and a very important place for peace and justice!
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What to eat

Kompaan Binnenhaven
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You can sit outside or inside and taste the very good beer they brew a bit outside from the City, in Voorburg.
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Bartine Bakery & Market
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Bartine Bakery has delicous croissants, bread and sweets and everything is selfmade in their own bakery!  
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The Hague Market
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The Haagse Markt is the biggest market in Europa. It has a lot to offer: from excotic fruits, herbs, tea, olives and vegetables, you can get household supplies, clothes and cosmetic to a very low price. Tip: If you can, go in the morning. From 10am on to the end it is very crowded!
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Haley's Comet Breakfastclub
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Back to the 90's!
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't Bakkertje
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Located in one of the oldest districts is this bakery with traditional sweets & bread.
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Anne&Max Den Haag Kerkplein
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Love this place to sit down and have a good cup of coffee in a nice atmosphere.
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SLA
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You can create your own salad bowl. It is fresh and so good.
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Falafel en Hummus
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Very tasty Falaffel for a very good price!
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Da Lina's Little Italy
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Fresh, homemade pasta!
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Vincenzo's - Centrum
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The pizza is amazing!
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Where to stay

The Collector Hotel
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A very cool hotel, the breakfast is amazing and it is in the heart of the city center!
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rahel Klein
"Where to next?" The world is big and there is A LOT to see, to taste, to explore and to do! What i love about traveling is, that you learn more about cultures, the people and the history. Every country has it's own "specialty", which makes it so fun and adventures to explore. Don't forget about the food. Sitting in Italy with a glas of wine with the view of the Colosseum is a memory, you will never forget!
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