The Hague is among Europe's most delightful cities. Apart from its treasure of history and culture, the city boasts two seaside resorts: Scheveningen en Kijkduin. In the former one, the Steigenberger Kurhaus Hotel resides with the grandeur of a cultural palace. It is well established in the conference and incentive trade.

Nearby and situated on the border of Scheveningen and the historic heart of The Hague lies the World Forum Convention Center. It is one of Europe's largest conference centres and used to hosting the prestigious conferences that come along with The Hague’s governmental status and international orientation. It is also a favourite meeting place for many corporations with world-wide networks.

Next to these well-known venues The Hague cherishes a selection of characteristic and unusual locations that offer challenging opportunities to every organiser. 

Formerly strictly dedicated to other purposes such as culture, entertainment, religion, tram depot, townhall etc., locations have adapted their facilities and entered successfully into the meeting business. Among them; the charming Royal Theatre, a former palace that dates back to 1766, the Fortis Circus Theatre in Scheveningen with 1800 seats in plenary setting and a number of break-out rooms, or the medieval Cathedral which is now a magnificent multi-purpose hall.

Grouped around a central square are 3 theatres, hotels, an atrium and yet another church that all offer their facilities to the meeting industry either individually or as a joint decorum for every thinkable event.

Above and other locations are backed up by a large variety of hotels in all categories.
Conveniently located between two airports, traveling to The Hague is limited to 30 minutes.

The Hague Convention Bureau
PO Box 85456 
2508 CD The Hague 
Tel.: (+31) (0)70 3618802
Fax: (+31) (0)70 3615459 
E-mail: info@thehaguecongress.com
Internet: www.thehaguecongress.com