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| What makes The Hague so special is that it has not lost that small town feeling. |
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| This green mode of transport is easy to use and cheap to boot. All you need to do is hail a Velotaxi when you see one. The service costs 1 euro per 3 minutes per person (infants up to the age of 2 travel for free, and children aged 3 to 12 pay half price). Most rides will only cost about one or two euros. It is also possible to book a Velotaxi. For more information go to www.velotaxi.nl | |
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| Ins and Outs about living in The Hague |
Art, a hip interior, tasty food and a great view. Gember, the GEM and the The Hague Museum of Photography’s in-house café-restaurant, offers it all. From noon to midnight you can enjoy a tasty lunch here or a delicious snack. The menu is varied and features offers plenty to choose from for vegetarians and people with special dietary requirements.
Great views of the Gemeentemuseum
In the summer months the terrace is open and you can visit the GEM and the The Hague Museum of Photography until 8 p.m. The trendy museum restaurant affords great views of the Gemeentemuseum; famous architect H.P. Berlage’s final work.
Interior
The design of the restaurant is very hip and trendy. Richard Hutten designed the furniture. From the mezzanine you can overlook the whole restaurant. The museum restaurant also boasts great art. The wall of the restaurant features the photo series Venice, 7 July 1999 by Hans Eijkelboom. The beautiful light art by Babak Afrassiabi and Ralph Meijgaard is stunning. The reading table, especially designed by Job Smeets, provides a quiet spot in the restaurant. A seven-meter-high sculpture by David Bade graces the terrace.
More information
Gember
Stadhouderslaan 43
2517 HV The Hague
Website: www.gem-online.nl
