Discover The Hague, a city on the Dutch coast steeped in history and culture. Explore the historic squares and landmarks, such as the Binnenhof and Scheveningen. Let my tips help you make the most of your visit. Whether you’re an art and culture enthusiast, a beach lover, or simply looking to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city, The Hague has it all. Come to The Hague and be amazed!
Japanese Garden in May 2024. The Japanese Garden at Clingendael Estate in The Hague is a unique and serene place that opens its gates to visitors twice a year. This spring, I decided to explore the Japanese Garden, an experience different from my usual autumn visits. What I discovered, was a garden full of life and tranquility. Perfect for the solo traveler, who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Read further at my blog.
I recently visited the exhibition “Ceramic Canvases: An Ode to Serenity from Jingdezhen” at the Chinese Cultural Center in The Hague. The exhibition brought together sixteen beautiful porcelain artworks from Jingdezhen, paying tribute to the 50-year diplomatic relations between China and the Netherlands.
On February 24, 2024, the Chinese New Year celebration took place in The Hague, a beautiful city behind the dunes. The festivities were held both at the Spui City Hall and in the bustling Chinatown. What made this celebration extra special was that it took place in Chinatown for the first time in three years.
On a rainy autumn day, where the leaves slowly changed their colors, I visited the Japanese Garden in The Hague. Raindrops fell on the leaves, creating a calming effect. Located on the idyllic Clingendael Estate, this garden offers an oasis of peace and beauty amidst the seasonal changes.
New Vegetarian Menu at UMAMI by Han in The Hague. UMAMI by Han is a fusion restaurant headed by chef Han Ji, known for HanTing Cuisine | Restaurant Zheng from The Hague. UMAMI by Han serves original Chinese-fusion dishes in a modern setting.
Share moments together while enjoying an extensive high tea in the cosiest living room in town. Since November 2021, Anne&Max Hoytema has been located at Van Hoytemastraat 53 in the ‘Het Benoordenhout’ district of The Hague. It is the fourth atmospheric living room in The Hague; a place where everyone feels at home.
Centuries-old paintings by Rembrandt, Vermeer and Rubens still look good today, but how is it possible that they have survived the test of time? The secret lies partly in the restoration works of paintings. To get a better idea of what conservators do, you can take a look behind the scenes of the conservators where the restoration of paintings are put in the spotlight.
Watch my VLOG video here: The Hague | Mauritshuis, Exhibition Facelifts & Makeovers.
A hidden place in The Hague where your tummy and the soul travels to Japan.
Babaque is an authentic Japanese restaurant at the Laan van Meerdervoort 13A in The Hague. The restaurant looks nice and cozy with a homely atmosphere.
Watch my video here: The Hague | Babaque Authentic Japanese Restaurant
An eco-friendly hotel at the heart of The Hague, where you will be welcomed and guided by more than fifteen hundred butterflies that whirl around. After having a plant-based inspired diner in the characterful restaurant Botanica you can let your hair down, socialise and sip cocktails at the lively Ultramarijn Wonderbar.
When night falls, you can unwind and have some “me time” in your comfy hotel room, sleep well at your bed with cosy bedding and enjoy a delicious full breakfast in the morning. What a wonderful stay at Voco Hotel The Hague.
Watch my VLOG video here: The Hague | Voco The Hague – A night at the Luxury Hotel with diner and breakfast.
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In today’s VLOG video: Together with nine other ladies, I was invited by Wendy Troost and her collegue for an influencer lunch at Italian restaurant L’Osteria at the Grote Markt 16 in The Hague, The Netherlands. The manager of L’Osteria, called Tom, was going to tell us about L’Osteria. He told us who they are and what they do and also what the food would look like. For the people who liked it, he gave a tour of the restaurant. Read further about restaurant L’Osteria here.