Travel & Venue
Visiting The Hague
The Hague is a wonderful city and full of life all year round. There are a number of cultural events, concerts, art exhibits, theatre, and of course shopping in the city centre. A bracing walk by the seaside can also be recommended.
For more information about The Hague, please visit:
By air
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To Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Amsterdam Schiphol is the main airport in the Netherlands and is situated at close distance from and to Amsterdam and The Hague. -
To Rotterdam – The Hague Airport
Rotterdam airport provides a daily service to a number of European cities. Buses to Rotterdam Central Station depart throughout the day (the journey takes around 20 minutes).
By train
There are two train stations in The Hague. International trains stop at The Hague Holland-Spoor (Den Haag HS) and local trains (including from Schiphol airport) stop at The Hague Central Station (Den Haag CS). There are regular connections from Den Haag HS to Den Haag CS. For information on arrival/departure train times, visit the Dutch railway company.
The best way to get to The Hague from Amsterdam/Rotterdam Airport is by train. At Schiphol, the train station is situated underneath Schiphol Plaza in the central hall of the terminal, where there are ticket desks and ticket machines. A one way ticket (enkele reis) costs € 7,50 and a day return (dagretour) costs € 14,00. Direct trains to Den Haag CS run every fifteen minutes and the journey takes around 30 minutes. From Rotterdam, trains to Den Haag CS depart every 10-15 minutes; the journey takes around 15 minutes.
By car
Due to extensive building work around the area, we strongly recommend that you leave the car at home. Otherwise, just follow the A12 motorway into the city centre. For traffic information in the region of The Hague, please visit the Koninklijke Nederlandse Toeristenbond (ANWB).
Getting to the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB)
Koninklijke Bibliotheek
Prins Willem-Alexanderhof 5
2595 BE The Hague
The Netherlands
Google Map
The KB building is located between Central Station and the Utrechtse Baan in The Hague. On the map below you can see how to reach the KB by foot or bike (red arrows) and by car (black arrows). Several building projects are underway in the vicinity of the KB and this may have consequences for access routes to the library. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
By train
To reach us from Central Station, please use the North exit (1) and follow the signs near platform 12 that will direct you to the main entrance of the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (A).
By car
There is a paid parking zone in the vicinity of the KB.
By bike
Bikes can be put away under the main entrance of the KB (5).
Additional resources
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The Hague on Residentie.net
Interactive map of The Hague where you can select the kinds of things you're looking for to see their locations on a map and get specific details including address, weblinks, etc. The map also offers a route planner (fill in the complete street address followed by a comma and Den Haag). -
Centre of The Hague
A map of The Hague's city centre. -
City map
A downloadable map [PDF, 4.71MB] offering an overview of the city including a street finder, listings of main attractions, embassies, etc. -
Tourist info on Michelin website
Use the Michelin website to look up locations for hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions in The Hague. -
Scheveningen
A map of Scheveningen. - Routenet Routeplanner
- Bus/tram routes & timetables
- Door-to-door journey planner