Boat trip
The Hague

For paintings by great masters you should definitely visit the Mauritshuis. In this museum where Count Johan Maurits of Nassau Siegen once lived, you will now find a unique collection of paintings. The Royal Cabinet of Paintings: The Mauritshuis is a Rijksmuseum in the center of The Hague. The museum contains paintings from the Golden Age (17th century) and several from the 18th century. The old museum displays more than 800 paintings. The core of the collection consists of work by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Steen and Frans Hals. More info on https://www.mauritshuis.nl/

The Mesdag Collection consists of the home – and studio – of the Mesdag couple and the museum, an intimate building with an exclusive atmosphere.

The former home of Hendrik Willem Mesdag (1831-1915), the famous sea painter and his wife, is located on the Laan van Meerdervoort. In addition to being a painter, he was a great art collector.

Mesdag had a museum built for his exceptional collection, which contains numerous masterpieces from the French Barbizon School and the Hague School of the 19th century. He built this museum right next to his house and opened it to art lovers. More on http://panorama-mesdag.com

Drievliet Amusement Park is an attractive family park where there is plenty to do for young and old. With no fewer than 35 major attractions, a playground and shows, Drievliet is an excellent amusement park for the whole family. More on https://www.drievliet.nl/

With a view of the most famous pond in the Netherlands, the Hofvijver, you can see the development of the city on a digital growth map in the Hague Historical Museum. Cityscapes from different eras show life in the past. Here it becomes clear that the city has a long history as a political and administrative center of the Netherlands.

In the building where the shooters of the Saint Sebastian Guild once met, you will now find treasures from the city’s history. Special paintings and admirable objects tell the story of The Hague.

There is a route through the museum especially for children with fun facts about The Hague.
More on https://www.haagshistorischmuseum.nl/nl

Passers-by are always welcome, you can choose a berth with a green sign.