Hotspots
The perfect places to relax, great restaurants and the nicest shops. Take a look at the hotspots of The Hague!
 

Weblog Toinet

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What makes The Hague so special is that it has not lost that small town feeling.
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Velotaxi
 
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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Our Tourist Information shops are a source of information relating to tourist activities!
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Living in The Hague
Ins and Outs about living in The Hague
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Haagsche Bluf
Haagsche Bluf
 

Haagsche Bluf - the name of the traditional sweet desert that is made with beaten egg whites and red currant juice? Or perhaps a reference to the - alleged - tendency of the inhabitants of The Hague to brag and show off? Anyone who is fond of shopping and who has recently been in The Hague will no longer associate this phrase with any of these things, because the 'Haagsche Bluf' is one of The Hague's latest hotspots. Behind the beautiful facades of a number of historical buildings in the city centre you will find the crème de la crème of fashion and the best delicatessen shops. All shopped out? The Haagsche Lounge offers global cooking in a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. The Haagsche Bluf is situated between the Dagelijkse Groenmarkt, Vlamingstraat, Venestraat and Nieuwstraat.