Parking near Spui

The Spui is defined by modern architecture that doesn’t shout, but certainly speaks. Think of Richard Meier’s sleek white city hall, also known as the "Ice Palace", which houses the public library, municipal services, and various exhibition spaces. Opposite city hall stands Amare, the new home of the Residentie Orchestra, Nederlands Dans Theater, and the Royal Conservatoire. Together, they form the cultural heart of the square.

In terms of atmosphere, the Spui is above all a place of movement: trams glide past, people hurry toward the shopping center, the theater, or a terrace. But at the same time, it also offers a moment of pause on a bench overlooking the pond and city hall, or at a café on the edge of the square. The surrounding dining options vary, from chains to local Hague coffee spots.

Fans of the performing arts are well served not only at Amare, but also at Theater aan het Spui and Filmhuis Den Haag, both located directly on the square. These cultural venues offer a mix of contemporary dance, theater, arthouse films, and festivals. This makes the Spui not just a functional space, but also a place for ideas, art, and connection.

The Spui may not be a place where you linger long, but rather one you pass through again and again always revealing something new. Those who take a moment to pause amid the buildings, trams, and crowds will sense how this square reflects the city’s heartbeat: dynamic, layered, and always in motion.

Are you planning to visit the Spui and want to be sure of a parking spot? Easily reserve your parking space at Q-Park Spui. Prefer to park somewhere else in The Hague? Then explore our full range of parking garages in The Hague.

How much does it cost to park near the Spui?

At Q-Park Spui, you can park from just €37 per day. Reserve your parking space online in advance and be guaranteed a spot. You can easily enter and exit using your license plate no need to stop at the payment machine.