Papan The Hague – Surfer vibes

Try the “Loft breakfast” between 10:00 and 11:30 for a delicious, nourishing start to the day. If you’re swinging by later, make sure to try out the “Loftini” cocktail.

"Mallemolen" in The Hague is a small, quaint street even most locals don't know about. Cars aren't really allowed here, so come for walk, enjoy the houses!

With my Museumkaart, I discovered Gallerij Prins Willem V in The Hague. It showcases 17th-century art in a magical, quiet atmosphere.

"Scally's Tea Room" in The Hague markets itself as having the best scones in town. It presents itself as British in a comical but ultimately endearing way!

"1646" in The Hague is a project space where you can view, and often participate in, art that runs towards the intellectual and the avant-garde...

"Bookstor" is a real treasure in the heart of The Hague. It's a place where people gather to share stories and play music or have a coffee & a bite to eat.

I often pass this cozy, popular spot near Noordeinde Palace. Last weekend, I tried it. Great wines, delicious bites, and live jazz make it a must-visit!

"Clingendael Pet Cemetery" in The Hague has about a dozen headstones that mark the lives and deaths of pooches from the turn of the 20th century...

"Sunny Court" isn't just a communal garden in The Hague! This park has been taken care by the neighborhood and also has a more tranquil, overgrown part...

"Museum Rijswijk" in The Hague is a fine example of what makes Dutch museum often so worthwhile: it's a commitment to the local...

All around Koningsplein are houses built in the neo-renaissance style typical for the area, beautifully maintained with their front doors in bright colors.

Pomegranate is a stylish café owned by a mum and her daughters who moved to The Hague from sunny Australia. Soon it became somewhat of a secret Aussie enclave.