Parking near Den Haag Centrum

The Hague is not a city of canals, but of grandeur. In the centre, you will find monumental buildings such as the Binnenhof, the Ridderzaal and, of course, the Noordeinde Palace, where the king has his working palace. Stroll along the Hofvijver and see how old and new balance each other out. Every stone here tells a story. From the stately facades on Lange Voorhout to the squares where court carriages once drove – it is a backdrop of history that can still be felt today.

Shopping enthusiasts will be in their element in the centre of The Hague. From the luxurious boutiques in the Passage – the oldest covered shopping arcade in the Netherlands – to popular chain stores in Venestraat, Spuistraat and Grote Marktstraat. And don't forget the Haagse Bluf and the hidden courtyards that are home to artisan shops and creative concept stores. Looking for something special? Then head to the trendy Zeeheldenkwartier just outside the city centre, or visit the local markets and speciality shops in The Hague for an authentic taste of the city.

The Hague city centre is bursting with cultural institutions. These include the Mauritshuis museum, home to icons such as Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, Escher in the Palace, and the Royal Theatre for drama and classical theatre. In the evening, the Grote Markt and Plein squares come alive with restaurants, bars and terraces offering a taste of The Hague's conviviality. From drinks to dancing, the nightlife in The Hague city centre is varied and friendly.

The city centre of The Hague is a paradise for foodies. Enjoy haute cuisine or sample international cuisines from Indian to Syrian in colourful eateries. Relax with lunch on a sunny terrace on the Plein, while in the evening you can dine in hidden courtyards or stylish brasseries.

What makes the centre of The Hague unique is its balance. The city feels spacious, green and relaxed, but at the same time international, energetic and rich in layers. Thanks to its compact scale, you can walk from history to modern design in ten minutes. Along the way, you will pass embassies, street art, old churches, hidden courtyards and lively student life.

Are you visiting the centre of The Hague and want to be sure of a parking space? Then simply reserve your parking space at Q-Park Lutherse Burgwal. Would you rather park somewhere else in The Hague? Then take a look at our complete range of parking facilities in The Hague.

How much does it cost to park near The Hague city centre?

At Q-Park Lutherse Burgwal, you can park from as little as €20 per day. Reserve your parking space online in advance and be assured of a parking space. You can easily enter and exit based on your registration number and you no longer need to go to the payment machine.