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Fountain as the beginning of the Bankaplein. Photo Municipal Archives The Hague Last time it was discussed how a prominent ...
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by drs. Jaap Sadilek  November 13, 3pm – 4pm Freemasonry Museum, Javastraat 2B, The Hague Bohemian glass is world famous ...
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Sunday, 20 November.  2 pm to 4 pm at the Muzieksalon.  Riouwstraat 214, The Hague Reservations:  paulusvk@ziggo.nl There will be ...
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Nassauplein From 1794-1815, the Netherlands was under the sphere of influence of the First French Republic, was governed by a ...
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On Sunday 20 November, pastor Ad van Nieuwpoort will have a conversation with microbiologist and writer Rosanne Hertzberger (1984) in ...
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The biennial Open Ateliers days took place on 8 and 9 October. The organizers Patricia Maitland and Jan Deknatel put ...
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Curious to see if Halloween in the Archipel was a little spooky and fun this year? Check out the pictures!  ...
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 Paul Gerritsen gave a presentation on the history of The Hague. Part II of the lecture will take place on ...
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Photo: Impression of the enlarged Madurodam, with new attractions in the zone along the Scheveningse Bosjes. (Madurodam) The expansion of ...
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Dear neighborhood residents, Traditionally, the Christmas card of the residents' organization contains a winter photo that was taken somewhere in ...
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@ANP Paid parking almost everywhere in The Hague and income tax increases, extra money for poverty. Source: https://www.omroepwest.nl/nieuws/4645471/bijna-overal-betaald-parkeren-in-den-haag-en-ozb-omhoog-extra-geld-naar-armoede #omroepwest ...
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For decades, the artist Lotti van der Gaag (1923 – 1999) lived in the Mallemolen, where she spent several months ...
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