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The white 'flying saucer' structure at the back is the Evoluon in Eindhoven. This building was opened in 1966 fro the 75th anniversary of NV Philips. It used to be an exhibition center & if I'm not wrong it's now a conference center. Leave a Comment
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Pictured here is the 'Binnenhof'.
The 'Binnenhof' (Inner Court) is the centuries' old admin center of the Netherlands, the hub of the Hague & the nation. Leave a Comment
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The Royal Palace, built by Jacob van Campen, was Amsterdam's town hall fro about a 150 years & has been a Royal Palace since King Louis Napoleon resettled the City Authorities in the Prinsenhof building in 1808.
The 'New Church' was built around 1410. Queen Beatrix was crowned here.
The National Monument was erected in Dam Square in 1956 to pay tribute to all the victims of WWII. Leave a Comment
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Address: George Maduroplein 1. NL-2584 RZ.
The Hague.
Tel: (70) 355 3900. Leave a Comment
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It's claimed that a 45 years old plant can be found here! Just amazing! Leave a Comment
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Dutch food rivals that its neighbor, Belgium. There are many wonderful restaurants where one can dine and find quiet respite from a hard day's work in the Hague, Amsterdam and surrounding areas. The business traveller or tourist only needs to know where to go to find unsurpassable local ambiance.
Less than an hour away by train or car from Amsterdam, the Hague is a spectacular culinary dream, awaiting you to unfold its every nook and cranny. Quiet tranquility may be found in most unusual locations. From the eclectic to the sophisticated, restaurants abound. Many are within walking distance from government buildings, so be prepared with good walking shoes.
Indonesian restaurants, seafood restaurants, and eclectic quaint respites all offer a wealth of cultural diversity, only to be found in the Hague. Prices vary considerably, but are generally lower than those in the US. Unlike the US, tipping is optional, and it depends upon truly great service.
Menus are generally found in both Dutch and English. Service is slow paced, so make certain to leave yourselves plenty of time to enjoy conversation amidst multiple courses together with a good bottle of wine. Delightful chocolates traditionally follow every meal. Leave a Comment
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- Bilderberg Residence Heideborgh
50 Hogesteeg, Amsterdam - Hotel T Jagershuis
Amsteldijk 2-4, Amsterdam - Hotel Acca
Van de Veldestraat 3A, Amsterdam - Hotel Annemarie
Jan Willem Brouwstraat 14,, 171 LG, Amsterdam - NH Barbizon Palace
Prins Hendrikkade 59-72 (formerly Golden Tulip Barbizon Palace), Amsterdam - Hotel Verdi
Wanningstraat 9, Amsterdam - Lloyd Hotel & Cultural Embassy
Oostelijke Handelskade 34, Amsterdam - Ibis Amsterdam Stopera
Valkenburgerstraat 68, Amsterdam - Hotel D'Amsterdam
Tweede Helmersstraat 4, Amsterdam - Hotel De Koopermoolen Amsterdam
Warmoesstraat 5, Amsterdam - Campanile Amsterdam
Loosdrechtdreef 3, Amsterdam - Hotel the Golden Bear Amsterdam
Kerkstraat 37, Amsterdam - AMS Hotel Concert Inn
De Lairessestraat 11, Amsterdam - Sarphati Hotel Amsterdam
Sarphatipark 58 (formerly Hotel Albert), Amsterdam - The College Hotel
Roelof Hartstraat 1, Amsterdam
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