A small but world-class collection of Dutch Golden Age paintings housed in a 17th-century palace beside the Hofvijver. Home to Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt's The Anatomy Lesson. Intimate scale means you can see everything without exhaustion.
The most accessible beach in the Netherlands — a wide sandy strip right on the North Sea, a tram ride from Den Haag city centre. Busy in summer with beach clubs, volleybal courts, and the long pier stretching into the sea. Wilder and windier in the off-season, which has its own appeal.
A small, much-loved spot in Den Haag serving Lebanese manouche flatbreads — thin, crispy, and topped with za'atar, cheese, or meat. Simple menu done extremely well. Expect a queue at lunchtime.
One of the world's finest private car collections — over 230 historic vehicles spanning from an 1886 Benz Patent-Motorwagen to 20th-century classics. The building is purpose-built and beautifully presented. A genuine must for car enthusiasts and worth a detour for anyone else.
A charming tram museum run by volunteers in a restored depot, with a collection of historic trams and buses from Den Haag's public transport history. On select days you can ride a vintage tram through the city. A hidden gem for transport nerds and families alike.