Netherlands South Holland The Hague

Netherlands' third-largest metropolis is also the country's seat of government, featuring fine architecture and rich culture.

Roam the winding streets criss-crossing the city center, admiring the interesting mixture of ancient and modern architecture.

Housed in a beautiful 17C palace, this wonderful museum is home to exquisite Dutch artwork, including Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Ruisdael.

An extensive art museum, housing exhibits of modern and contemporary art, as well as graphic art, historic fashions, and musical tools.

Dedicated to international law, the palace houses the UN's Court of Justice, the Court of Arbitration, a library, and a law school.

The world's oldest continuously operating House of Parliament is a 13C Gothic complex, boasting fine decor and architectural curios.

Housed in a fine 18C palace, this museum exhibits the graphic art of M.C. Escher, as well as optical illusions, and historic decor.

A marvelous art museum exhibiting works by many a Dutch master, as well as silver curios, fine China, and historic decor.

Learn about the history of the Dutch punitive system and what life was like for Dutch prisoners in this 15C former prison.

This historic thoroughfare originates in the 14C, now boasting an array of 18C-19C mansions lining its shaded expanse.

Dedicated to the history of transportation, this private collection exhibits coaches, motorbikes, and an amazing array of historic cars.

Step into the past as you visit this rich cyclorama, depicting the area with its beaches and nearby villages as they were in the 19C.

Not to be confused with the panorama, this museum exhibits a wonderful collection of 19C Dutch masters, as well as Japanese ceramics.