The Hague, Netherlands — solo travel guide

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About The Hague for Solo Travelers

The world's international city of law and peace where Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring hangs in an intimate royal museum — solo travelers find The Hague a sophisticated, crowd-free alternative to Amsterdam.

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The Hague is the Netherlands' international city of peace and justice — the Mauritshuis (Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring) is a world-class and perfectly sized solo museum, the International Court of Justice buildings are fascinating, and the Scheveningen beach is an easy tram ride for solo coastal walks. Very English-speaking international city, excellent public transport, and far less crowded than Amsterdam.

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$$Mid-range

Language

Dutch

Currency

EUR

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🟢Solo Friendly

Great infrastructure, English-friendly, well-established solo traveler culture.

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Indonesian Food at Rijsttafel

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The culinary legacy of Dutch colonialism — The Hague has the largest Surinamese and Indonesian community in the Netherlands, making it the best city in Europe for Indonesian food. The rijsttafel (rice table) of 20+ small dishes is the defining Dutch-Indonesian meal; Aneka Rasa and Garoeda are the classic addresses.

📍Denneweg, The Hague

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