Historic The Hague, 2 Hours Free Walking Tour

Overview of the tour in The Hague

Get lost in the little streets of the ancient centre of The Hague with a local to guide you through.
My name is Annaliese, I've grown up in the Hague as a true Hagenees. As a person who loves to travel and learn about new places, it's now my turn to teach you about the city I love!

In two hours, I will teach you about the culture and history of The Hague, starting at the Haagse Harry statue, we will be stopping at historic sites such as the old market square(Grote Markt), the ancient prison (Gevangen Poort), the Royal Palace at Noordeinde the Binnenhof, where you can see the Prime Minister's tower and many more!

As a local, I can tell you about all of my favorite restaurants, bars, museums, coffee places and hangout spots. Experience the intricate details of Dutch culture while learning all the facts of this important and beautiful city.

On arrival

By tram:
Take tram 2, 3, 4 or 6 to the stop Grote Markt. Exit the tram tunnel, behind you, above the tunnel, you should see a large colourful statue, that is where I will be, with blonde hair and wearing a blue hat.
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Take tram 17 to the stop Prinsegracht. Walk toward the Grote Markt square above the tunnel, you should see a large colourful statue, that is where I will be, with blonde hair and wearing a blue hat.

By bus:
Take bus 25 or 51 to the stop Grote Markt. From there, walk towards the Grote Markt square. You should see a large colourful statue above the tram tunnel. That is where I will be, with blonde hair and wearing a blue hat.

By car:
There are a few parking lots nearby, though they are a bit pricey. The closest ones are Q-park Grote Markt, Q-park City Parking or Q-park Lutherse Burgwal. From there, walk towards the Grote Markt square. You should see a large colourful statue above the tram tunnel. That is where I will be, with blonde hair and wearing a blue hat.

By Bike:
There are tons of places to park your bike, just make sure you park it in a legal area where it will not be taken away. In front of or next to the Albert Heijn grocery store is a good spot, or at the bottom of the slope, next to the Boterwaag. From there, walk towards the Grote Markt square. You should see a large colourful statue above the tram tunnel. That is where I will be, with blonde hair and wearing a blue hat.

Things to note

Please bring a bottle of water and a small snack, use the restroom before the tour. We can stop if necessary, but this is not preferred. Make sure to check the weather and dress accordingly, such as bringing a raincoat or umbrella or wearing sunscreen and sunglasses. Wear comfortable shoes.

Free Cancellation

You are free to cancel a booking anytime. We kindly remind you to cancel bookings you cannot arrive for. Being reported as absent decreases your customer level points and the benefits you can enjoy.