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Paula Eklund: Barlock Studio Movie on Vimeo Read more.

Paula Eklund: Barlock Studio the Hague Read more.

Cathy: Check out the ladies toilet.. Honestly, it's the cutest one I've ever seen!!

Henry Jacques: Awesome quiet prvate garden at the back of Nooreinde Palace, the Queen's official work residence. Read more.

Stayokay: Check in at her majesty's office;)

Haags Uitburo: The biggest pop venue in The Hague, known for its broad & varied programming. Paard van Troje (Trojan Horse) is a great place for a night out, so check out the agenda to see what's currently going on! Read more.

Maurice: The only remaining example in Holland in this type of covered shopping streets, popular in major European and American cities in the second half of the 19th century. Check out the huge Apple Store! Read more.

Haags Uitburo: The center of politics in NL, but nonetheless an open area for everyone. If lucky you'll see the MP on his bike. Take a one-hour tour from the visitors centre to admire the fairytale-like splendour Read more.

Maurice: Already a very fairytale-like place on a normal day, when frozen the Hofvijver is one of the most romantic places in NL to ice skate. Don't forget to wave to the prime minister in his Little Tower. :) Read more.

Haags Uitburo: This magical, monumental painting of astonishing charm and beauty is the oldest panorama still on its original site. Immerse yourself in its cylindrical view of 19th-century Scheveningen. Read more.

Gerrit Visser: my favourite bookstore to spent lunchbreaks Read more.

Maurice: Probably one of the most beautiful lanes in Europe. Walking along the tree-lined avenue, whether in summer or winter, feels like strolling through a glorious past. Lovely antique market twice a week. Read more.

Haags Uitburo: One of the world’s most famous buildings and home to a number of international judicial institutions, including the International Court of Justice. Accessible through guided tours but book in advance! Read more.

Fons Bonink: Very Nice interactive, very Good for kids

Raymond Versteegh: A great place to read, eat, drink and work. Free WiFi. An empowering place if you love books, friendly service and a hot cafe latte with a croissant at the in-house 'Kicking Horse' cafe.

Maurice: One of the most beautiful spots for the summer. Chilly persons pay attention: due to the south facing secluded setting, the temperature is often several degrees higher than the rest of town! Read more.

T T: Open only from April 30th to june 31st the Japanese Garden in the middle of Clingendael is pretty awesome. Read more.

John Desmond: Try the bungee jumping - it will wake you up