Of kings and artists
The Hague and Mauritshuis
- 3 nights bed and breakfast buffet at the 4* Tribe Hotel Den Haag Central
- City tour in The Hague
- Entrance to Mauritshuis
YOUR HOTEL
Tribe Hotel Den Haag Central in The Hague is located in the heart of the city and offers an ideal base for exploring this charming city in every direction. The Bierkade tram stop is only 150 metres from the hotel, making public transport easily accessible. The Mauritshuis museum and the Panorama Mesdag are within walking distance. For a relaxing day at the beach, take the tram to the seaside resort of Scheveningen in around 20 minutes. An ideal destination for a weekend city trip.
Arrival in The Hague, one of the five largest cities in the country. Historical monuments, chic hotels and beautiful beaches make the city a popular vacation destination. The political heart of the Netherlands also beats in The Hague. Check into your hotel in the centre of the city.
After breakfast, discover the elegant royal residential city of The Hague – seat of the Dutch government and home to the royal family. During the city tour, experience architectural highlights like the Binnenhof, the political heart of the Netherlands, and the Peace Palace, a symbol of international law. The charming historic centre with its stylish boulevards is also home to the Mauritshuis with its masterpieces by Vermeer and Rembrandt – appreciate art at its finest in a visit to this elegant museum. Afterwards, enjoy the hustle and bustle along the Grote Marktstraat or on the Plein.
Spend a day at leisure in The Hague. Art lovers can visit Escher in Het Paleis or stroll through the Museum Quarter. With no fewer than 14 cultural hotspots, its museums, galleries and theatres are all located in the city centre on Hofvijver or Lange Voorhout. As an alternative, take a trip to the fashionable seaside resort of Schevningen, just outside The Hague, with its kilometre-long beach promenade offering various kinds of entertainment. Its famous pier is one of Scheveningen’s landmarks alongside the elegant Kurhaus.
Today it’s time to say goodbye – or ›tot ziens‹ – to South Holland.