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This green mode of transport is easy to use and cheap to boot. All you need to do is hail a Velotaxi when you see one. The service costs 1 euro per 3 minutes per person (infants up to the age of 2 travel for free, and children aged 3 to 12 pay half price). Most rides will only cost about one or two euros. It is also possible to book a Velotaxi. For more information go to www.velotaxi.nl Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 pier-hoek-van-holland by RoyJava When staying at The Hague for a while, you could visit Hoek Van Holland which you can find close to the industrial area of Europoort and Rotterdam. Looked at Hoek Van Holland in a strategic way it is literally found at the corner (=hoek) of the North Sea coast and the Nieuwe Waterweg, the deepened waterway to sea. So Hoek Van Holland is also the last inhabited Dutch place along the Nieuwe Waterweg and, a really nice seaside resort. Driving along the Nieuwe Waterweg you can see the ferries, the impressive seagoing vessels and the huge industrial steamers. On the way you pass the New Waterway Storm Surge Barrier and, thanks to it the water level can be controlled following Amsterdam Ordnance Datum (NAP). Go for a blow out along the Pier and the near beach. As well in summer as winter people come here to relax and enjoy watching the boats. Just before your walk on the Pier there is a booth for chips and drinks. You can pay a visit to the visitor-center some further-on, too, for all kind of info. By train : only in summer to Holland Strand By car : direction Hoek Van Holland - Holland Strand/Pier By bus : bus-line 128 & 135 from The Hague New Waterway Storm Leave a Comment
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It's possible to go by boat on the canals. Even for someone from The Hague this is really nice! On Saturday and Sunday you can also go to Drievliet (family theme park) or Leidschendam-Voorbug. You can also make the arrangements for the tour with the Tourist Information Desk (VVV) Leave a Comment
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 Horse and cart near Buitenhof by robertgaz If you happen to be strolling in the park near Buitenhof you may come across this gentleman who would be more than happy to take you on an historical ride (for a fee) around the old city centre on his period horse drawn cart. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Carriage by hassan_abu I guess this should go in the Tourist Trap Category. But then again this mode of transportation is very popular amongst tourist with money to spare to get to see the city of Den Haag in style. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 horses by hassan_abu Scheveningen is part of Den Haag. It has long sandy beach, an esplanade bar, a pier and a lighthouse. A nudist section is 1 km to the north. A ride by the horses could bring you around there. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Good view of the station. by cjg1 I originally thought this was Central station when i was here years ago. But now I know better. But I still think this is the better looking station in town. I know the neighborhood leaves some to be desired. But for pure train station design I find this the better building. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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Look at my tip about the Westbroekpark: you can rent a rowing boat to row yourself and the one you want to impress over the canals and ponds of the Scheveningsebosjes and Westbroekpark. Believe it or not, the canal was originally ment to be a connection to England through a new harbour in Scheveningen. They were just 50 meters short of the sea. In the end, the (fishermen) harbour was made at the other end of Scheveningen and the final part of the canal was filled in again. If I remember correctly, it can be seen at the Panorama Mesdag. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 Route by Mique From the 15th of june till the 24th of august a horse-drawn carriage will go through the Hague every sunday (2004. But it goes around every year). The carriage dates back from 1890. It rides between 12.00 till 16.00 and the whole tour takes about an hour. It will come near or past 10 museums (Panorama Mesdag, Museum for communication, Museum Mesdag, Louis Couperus Museum, Escher Museum, Mauritshuis, Haags Historisch Museum, Museum Bredius, Painting Gallery Prins Willem V and the Prison Gate) of which several give discounts or special offers for people that travel with this carriage. Starting points are Carlton Ambassador Hotel (Sophialaan 2) where the carriage leaves at around 12.00, 13.00, 14.00 and 15.00. And Hotel des Indes (Lange Voorhout) where the carriage leaves at 12.30, 13.30, 14.30 and 15.30. Tickets are 4 euro and you can get them with the driver. Children up to 10 can go for 2 euro. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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- Hotel Corona Hampshire Classic The Hague
Buitenhof 39-42, The Hague - Hotel 't Sonnehuys
Renbaanstraat 2, The Hague - Paleis Hotel
Molenstraat 26, The Hague - Hotel Plato
Nieuwe Parklaan 125, The Hague - Haagsche Suites
Laan van Meerdervoort 155, The Hague - Buitengoed HagenHorst
Oud Clingendaal 7, The Hague - Ibis Den Haag / Scheveningen
Gevers Deynootweg 63, The Hague - Bastion Den Haag
Polakweg 12 Rijswijk, The Hague - Carlton Ambassador Hotel
Sophialaan 2, The Hague - Staten Hotel
Frederik Hendriklaan 299, The Hague - Hotel Sebel
Prins Hendrikplein 20, The Hague - Hotel 'T Centrum
Veenkade 6, The Hague - Hotel Petit
Groothertoginnelaan 42, The Hague - Stayokay Den Haag
Scheepmakersstraat 27, The Hague - Eden Babylon Hotel The Hague
Koningin Julianaplein 35 (formerly Sofitel Den Haag Hotel), The Hague
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