Binnenhof
Haag, Binnenhof 
Binnenhof is a large castle complex in the heart of The Hague, on the shore of Lake Hofwijver. Gothic castle was built in the 13th century as a count's residence, but already in the 16th century became the political center of the Dutch Republic. Nowadays, both government chambers are held here
Louvemann Automobile Museum
Haag, Leidsestraatweg, 57 
The car museum of Louvemann is not as famous as other retro car museums in Europe, but his collection is very, very worthy of inspection - even if you are not an obsessed motorist. His collection, which today consists of more than 240 cars, began to be assembled in 1934
Peace Palace
Haag, Carnegieplein, 2 
Peace Palace in The Hague that on Carnegie Square, is the one where the International Court of Justice and the arbitration court sit. This beautiful quadrangular building with a courtyard and a fountain, surrounded by a landscaped garden in English style, embodied the dream of the early 20th century about world peace.
Lange Voorhout
Haag, Lange Voorhout 
Voorhout Street in the center of the old town is considered the most beautiful in The Hague. Its length is about 470 m, the street runs parallel to the Hofwijwer Lake and ends with the Langhe Voorhaut Palace, where the Escher Museum is now located. The promenade in the center of Lange Voorhout is an extremely quiet and peaceful place for the metropolis.
Mauritshuis
Haag, Plein, 29 
The Royal Art Gallery "Mauritshuis" is a mansion built in 1641 for Moritz Nassau-Siegen and leaving the facade on the pond Hofwijver. At the beginning of the 18th century, the residence was destroyed by a fire, and in a later restoration it was decided not to restore the dome of the building.
Esher Museum
Haag, Lange Voorhout, 74 
Escher Museum opened in The Hague since 2002. It occupies the old building of the Langhe Voorhaut Palace, built in the 18th century and in itself is quite interesting. Queen Emma used the palace as her winter residence until her death in 1934
Museon in The Hague
Haag, Stadhouderslaan 37 
Museon is a museum dedicated to science and culture, whose collections are associated with geology, biology, archeology, history, science and ethnology. The idea of its creation appeared in 1904 in the head of the editor-in-chief of the city newspaper: he came up with a museum where children could learn more about the industry.
Municipal Museum of The Hague
Haag, Stadhouderslaan, 41 
Gemeentemuseum was founded in 1935 as a museum of contemporary art - not only artistic, but also decorative and applied. The museum occupies a building specially built for it in the style of art deco just off the city center. It includes the museum of photography.
Madurodam Park
Hague, George Maduroplein 1 
Madurodam Park is not in vain considered one of the main entertainment of the city. Opened in 1952, a miniature town developed, expanded and now it is a whole park, which you can see from the side - a rather interesting sight.
Plaine Square in The Hague
Haag, Plein 
Plaine Square (which, in fact, means "square") is located to the south-west of the main station, if you go by Herengracht. This is one of the most elegant squares in the center of The Hague. It is located directly at Binnenhof and is built up by historical government buildings from three of the four sides.
Scheveningen
Haag, Scheveningen 
Primorsky Scheveningen is officially considered one of the eight districts of The Hague, and informally - the best sea resort in the Netherlands. Tourists, who in principle did not know that there are sea resorts in the country, will be surprised by the local infrastructure and opportunities for recreation.
In the west of Holland is located the ancient town of The Hague, founded in 1230, the residence of the royal court, the city of art, palaces and beaches . The city itself can be called a unique attraction .In the center there are a lot of excellent museums, luxurious mansions, squares and flowering parks . Royal palaces give the city a special charm . The Hague although it is considered a city of castles and museums, nevertheless, it is incredibly modern due to skyward skyscrapers . City not to go around in a day or even a few days will be little .
City of the Royal Bloods
The main event in The Hague is the Royal Night, held from 29 to 30 April. This night the city does not sleep, there are concerts, the atmosphere of fun and joy is everywhere. The next morning, "Queen's Day" begins, when all dressed in orange go out for a walk. The Queen's visit to the parliament session in a golden coach accompanied by dressed guards is the peak of all the fun.
The Queen's festival in The Hague is not accidental, because all ministries and departments, the parliament, the queen's residence, foreign embassies, as well as 150 international organizations are located here. All this gives The Hague a special gloss, which you immediately feel when you arrive in the city.
The center of the city and the political center of the country was the Binnenhof Castle, where the parliament sits and the Prime Minister's office is located. However, this is not the main thing, Binnekhorf is a unique architectural ensemble of the ancient palace, where the grand "Hall of the Knights" is located, from where the Queen annually ceremoniously opens the session of the Parliament. In general, the hall punishes chic and is an excellent example of Gothic architecture of the 13th century
In the Hague Forest is the residence of the Queen. Another Palace of the Queen - Noordeinde is used for official ceremonies, and in summer is open to tourists.
In the center of the city is the famous Moritzhaus Museum, built in the 17th century for Prince Johann Moritz of Nassau. Fans of painting will appreciate this place, because it is here that one of the best collections of Dutch painting of the Golden Age is located. The museums include portrait painters such as Anton van Dyck and Jacob van Kampen, and still-life artists Willem van Elst and Baltazar van der Ast, the genre scene Gerardt ter Borch, Peter de Hooch.
Fans of the thrill can visit the Gevangenport Museum or the Torture Museum in the gates of prisoners. Perhaps the most interesting here is the complicated case, which prompted A.Dyum to write the novel "Black Tulip."
City of Peacekeepers and Judges
There are offices of many international organizations in The Hague. One of the outstanding representatives is the Palace of Peace, built in two styles and founded in the middle of the 20th century. Initially, the palace hosted representatives of the UN. Today, here is the famous Hague court, where world problems are being solved. The very name of the place instructs to resolve problems in a peaceful and fair way.