Around The Hague, The Hague

Near the mill is a spot where you can sitt and relax or eat a picknick. Its a nice spot under the trees with a vieuw at the mill....so bring your picknick and sitt down!!

At the Molenweg there is a cornmill. Its name is: The 4 winds. Its belonged to the familie Polanen, but in 1404 the mill came into the hands of the Lords from Nassau (not by a fight but by marriage).
They rented it as a landlord. Till the 20th century it went fine with the mill. Severall owners came and went. But in the 20th century the mill was not in a good shape.

The Hague Central Station is the place where everything beggins and end in this interesting city. Sometimes it is not easy task to find your bicycle there. Guess which was mine?

I will show you several bridges, they really look beautiful. Further on this page you will get to see some mills, towers and churches.

Well, okay...one more bridge picture. This is what you get to see when you boat is under the bridge.

The Old Church (Oude Kerk) in Delft
This church is the final resting place of the famous Dutch ruler Viljem von Oranje, whose mausoleum was being renewed during our visit.

The canals in Delft are great to walk around. With beautiful autumn colours and sunshine above it was even nicer for us when we were there with friends in September 1998.