Top Nature Spots in The Hague

If you’re into photography, go for those golden hour shots! The lighting in the evening makes the miniatures look even more stunning, and it’s a lot less busy too.

I recommend packing a picnic! The food inside is a bit pricey, and while there are snack options, enjoying your own lunch on the grass was a nice way to save money.

Make sure to wear comfy shoes! There’s a lot of walking around to do, and I learned the hard way when my feet started to hurt halfway through the park.

I suggest visiting on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds. We went on a Thursday and it felt way more chill with fewer people blocking the view.

I suggest trying the local seafood at one of the beach shacks, but be mindful of the prices—some places can charge a lot for just a few bites. Check the menu before you sit down!

I found parking a bit tricky, so if you can, use public transport. The tram from The Hague center is really convenient and saves you both time and cash.

Take a walk on the pier during sunset—it’s breathtaking! Just remember to pack a jacket, it gets chilly around 8 PM even in summer. Perfect time for photos!

If you're into water sports, head to the beach early around 9 AM to snag a spot for renting equipment. You'll beat the rush and avoid the higher noon prices!